I love the creativity and resourcefulness of this and the end product is absolutely awesome! So a suggestion. :-) This process appears to use a tremendous amount of energy heating each bead with a heat gun individually as well as take a huge amount of time. A cheaper and quicker alternative might be to carve a heat-safe mold out of Do-It-Yourself modeling clay, spray each hole with vegetable oil, place a bit of plastic in each hole and then just shove the whole thing into the oven for five or ten minutes. As long as you keep the temp below 350 Fahrenheit , then it won't release any fumes. And of course, the homemade tray created with modeling clay is re-usuable. Hope this helps and feel free to make another video!

Thank you for showing how to make the beads, can make lots for my daughter Christmas present so that she can make mobiles with the beads.great stocking filler idea on a tight budget.

I wash my plastic for crafting & even my cat food cans for recycling. However, I simply toss it all in the sink with my dishes to soak in soapy water. Grease will cling to plastic, so it's the first in and out of the rinse water. No need to use ANY extra water. This demonstration could've soaked caps in a small amout of soapy water & rinsed. That would require editing or shutting the camera off for a moment. It is even possible to just begin filming with clean products, rather than waste our time. Why so much running water was used is beyond me.

Again another creatively ingenious video. Ignore all the critics.

Pretty & full of possibilities. Thank you

Very cool idea, but so time consuming lol. Thanks for sharing!

I was just thinking if I could use Kofola caps for this and what would the print do :D I like your videos, I hope that one day you will come back to making new ones

You forgot "Well ventalated area"

Your graphics are too small Thank you.

now I know why we use to much water

@element72

6 жыл бұрын

One glass of water. Really too much? But thanks it is fine if you think about our future...

A little too much work and I don't have a heat gun,but overall very nice and lovely result!!!!

So much water is water just a to wash the 5 damn bottle caps

@element72

6 жыл бұрын

Look, how much water use industry? You can use service water. Thanks

@alrdyreg

5 жыл бұрын

All you saw was 5 caps. What if after he showed a manageable number of caps he washed 1000 caps in the same water. And then he drained it into a grey water system that is released back into the environment? Think about things before you blast someone on a how to video.

What grit did you use to sand off the logos?

Nice 👍🏼! Where we can find the heater??

@element72

6 жыл бұрын

Certainly in the shop or online shop. Just look in your area. Thanks.

Chotea electricity Ka bill beads say mahnga paray gaa

So difficult but GOOD idea

You wasted so much water😨!

@element72

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. I can only say you don't need have a pure water to do this.

@alrdyreg

5 жыл бұрын

You saw one small segment of a video. Did you watch him drain the sink? No.

100% acetone nail polish remover takes it off.least for me it does

Heat mechine name pls

@element72

6 жыл бұрын

This is a cheap "no name" machine, but you can use any heat gun. Thanks

Can i use hair dryer? I think it can give the same result

M s a Alfars

Creativity is there, but lots of water and electricity wasted just to make silly beads

Water 😂

The ammount of water and eletricity to make a single bead makes the recycling completely irrelevant.

@alrdyreg

5 жыл бұрын

Really? Plastic bottles end up in lakes, rivers, and oceans ruining our precious natural landscapes and you’re concerned with a small amount of power usage that could be supplied from wind, solar, hydro, or nuclear.

@KarolinaDubnicka

3 жыл бұрын

I mean you can save up your plastic lids and do this like once a month or so so its not that bad.

@durenatu

3 жыл бұрын

@@alrdyreg Not trying to be rude or anything, I don't know in what coutry you live but here power and drinkable water are treated like realy important resources and are extremely expensive and it surely would be cheaper to simply educate people on not poluting than to invest in wind, solar or nuclear.

@alrdyreg

3 жыл бұрын

People not polluting would be the ideal situation along with no more plastic bottles but that isn’t happening. So let’s reduce waste and make something out of it.