Amazing beach trash recycling. ECO-HERO!

[@sandasturner9529]

He's mowing and cleaning our beaches! This man deserves recognition (an understatement, I'm sure)

[@robertfinch1658]

Backward pulls are also an excellent way to strengthen knee joint.

[@sandasturner9529]

@@robertfinch1658 my knees talk back to me when I tell the to act right!!!

[@MrOMGtime]

no he dont. this "trash can" is made of solder or lead because you can't bend that thick aluminum with your bare hands, and you can't solder aluminum with regular solder, and you'll have to use a much more powerful soldering iron because of the heat dissipation of aluminum.

[@Nick-jf7ku]

Really ? You literally cant MOW sand, the mow part means to cut.. he is not doing that ... I will repeat my last statement, Humans are getting more and more THICK!!

[@glorytoukraine1738]

I read that as "he's mewing"

[@RAY.POLARIS]

I have just come to realize how important recycling is . That's crazy. To see it visually the whole process it shows that nothing should be regarded as a waste.

[@KsaweryKaptocz]

go learn. and wake up

[@simplyxflower_julyla3279]

Fr

[@MattHadder]

Plastic is contaminating the planet. Everything is contaminated with plastics. Didn't take very long.

[@saalbar1]

Are u a bot?

[@Hamrik_Oswald]

He made a difference without being a nuisance by blocking traffic, destroying monuments and priceless pieces of art (which would lead to people hating him and his cause in the process) Thank you.

[@Zephyrs009]

He soldered fucking aluminum which should not be possible This video is fake and he did it to whore for views

[@clooktout]

Love the 'beach combing tool', that on a commercial scale, hydraulically operated from a quad or small tractor, could eliminate a lot rubbish from many beaches quickly, to bring them back to at least a safe level for public use. Clever recycling!

[@Mysti_Dragonz]

It also looks so satisfying when he mows the beach

[@lkrnpk]

Comb the beach!

[@aerisgainsborough2141]

@@lkrnpk "we ain't found shit...!!!"

[@2ChillsArtnBanter]

What machine is that at 38 seconds ? Where do u get one?😊

[@nickcross3109]

Now, this is a dream job, on the beach with a relaxed vibe helping the seas 🌊

[@Garage-Lab]

It really is!

[@mremptytheeclip9420]

Hate to break it to you but dude didn't find any of this shit on the beach. Look at what's in there. He has a bunch of screws and nails. 😂 Fake video.

[@GhostOfBuscemi]

Weird how it goes from soldered to welded during bending. Some amazing solder you got there bud. Wild how people will fake this stuff for views and virtue instead of actually doing something worthwhile

[@jacqdanieles]

Bingo!

[@Bettinasisrg]

I was wondering about that. I weld art not structural but yeah looked fishy af.

[@robertmathis5707]

How about how he squished nuts, bolts, and springs but only used the cans 😂😂😂

[@The_Nowhereman]

I was curious what the total carbon footprint was to make that bin. Fair play for cleaning the beach in the first place though.

[@marc.lepage]

Yeah I don't believe the solder would hold at all.

[@dingznthingz]

You should have made a sign for the garbage can to inform people that the garbage can was made from recycled materials found on the beach that was left as garbage. The lattice you made to create the garbage can would be ideal to use on the base of my deck attached to my house. I'll need at least eight 4'×8' sheets.

[@thejerkofalltrades3862]

He didn't really leave it there. In. 02 seconds drug addicts would have recycled it for fentanyl .

[@teaboy9614]

Who is going to empty the trash daily though?

[@K1NG0FW0LV35]

​@@teaboy9614 Someone not lazy

[@fitybux4664]

It's just a crazy KZbinr stunt. You can't leave that there, some kid will trip on it and get impaled. 😢

[@NubeBuster]

Bruh this video is fake. He didn't actually recycle. The thing is made of tin. Otherwise he wouldn't be able to solder it

[@Mxrkl]

My left ear definitely loved the music. 👍

[@Fynancial]

glad I'm not alone

[@gemzilla8530]

Glad we aren’t alone

[@andrewjones4774]

It was my right ear

[@Going-Full-Circle]

That's great to watch. Always good to see things being made into new things. Thumbs up to you 😊

[@tracyn5096]

Amazing doesn’t describe this extremely talented artist wow it still makes me hold on to the faith that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure

[@darioplant8029]

From the third world I come in peace and ask: How the heck all these guys have all the tools and equipment to do those amazing things??? I mean, it s so crazy that everyone is so well equipped for handling metals, woods, plastics, glass, etc. Cheers and great job!

[@unni.m1959]

Rich first world

[@bookllama8158]

It’s definitely not common to have all this equipment.

[@darioplant8029]

@@bookllama8158 Good Lord. I thought everyone up there was a master technician of some sort. Seen the guy making his own bikes????

[@Bettinasisrg]

I guess it depends on money because I think most companies will ship their products anywhere! But most of what he had looked homemade to a degree and the soldering stuff is very inexpensive, under $20. The metal melting equipment is more for sure. It would be good if you somehow had access to equipment. Maybe a co-op where everyone pitches in then shares the tools? I wish you all the best.

[@mycollegeshirt]

no, it's usually people with weird connections, like they used to work at a metal shop. Or have access, because of a relation. Or have had a passion for the stuff since they were young so collected and made stuff over time. It's rare. But everyone has run into at least one person who spends an absurd amount of money/time on a hobby or passion. Even rarer they're good at it. They're usually always fun weird people.

[@Aweboom]

This guy is amazing, picking up discarded things and turning them into something wonderful.

[@freddogrosso9835]

I was never more invested on a trash can before.

[@JxH]

Witchcraft. Mixed scrap metal including aluminum, steel, brass is magically transmuted into pure aluminum (or is it zinc?). And so nice of him to donate it later that same day to his local metal thieves. So wonderful....ly naïve.

[@elliot1254]

Do you have an idea of what kind of solder he used?

[@Eisen_Jaeger]

@@elliot1254 magic solder, its made from unicorn farts

[@АлексейХомутников-ц5э]

Если это был свинец, то я ставлю пять баллов, это самый настоящий троллинг экоактивизма.

[@Владимирм9ц]

Кроме банок попадается сережки и кольца и цепочки, многое золотое.. Молодец! Мусор убирает и подзаработает..

[@s.t.a.l.k.e.r.2417]

В России мусорница уже была бы в цветмете!

[@diyski7324]

​@@s.t.a.l.k.e.r.2417 это где у вас с пляжа воруют? Местные?

[@Bullet52RU]

Вот только откуда на пляже гвозди, болты и пружины?

[@TheDenssdd]

Lol! 😂 You can solder aluminum with regular solder, and even with a small soldering iron, only on KZbin

[@muzichteam8598]

Спасибо за работу!🤗 Потрясающие видео👍♻🙏🌏👍

[@dukecity7688]

This rules. I am blown away by the talent, hard work and great imagination. That spinning spare is the boss. This was pissa

[@taniatorres4960]

Parabéns pela sua linda iniciativa ensinando as pessoas serem educadas sem se estressar... Obrigada por existir pessoas como você... Orgulhosa 🏅

[@seancycle1]

Pro Tip: when using those carbide grinder bits and cutting aluminum, spray oil on the bit. It works great as a release agent, and keeps the bit from gumming up with chips.

[@robnamowicz8073]

Or wax or paraffin, that keeps the bit from clogging. An old candle even,,

[@2ChillsArtnBanter]

What's name of that machine 38 seconds that turns cans in to prices where do u get one

[@jessicadossantosnascimento6945]

Que trabalho lindo, obrigada 🤩

[@mcpeekadventures]

Man, this is satisfying to watch. Glad to see someone turning trash into something useful!

[@ahmadrizal7960]

Just wondering how surface soldering can have that holding strength especially during bending process? I would say welding is a better option. But eitherway its a good video

[@scrappydog175]

Thought the same, no chance that would hold in that situation. But the message is good.

[@MrSaemichlaus]

I sincerely hope he was just showing how he deposited solder material, and afterwards he heated everything up really good so the solder would actually flow into the seams and form a bond. Otherwise that's not even art, that hurts my tech aware brain.

[@wallywest2360]

​@@MrSaemichlausHe had to have done that for the bend to work. It would have fallen apart otherwise.

[@marc.lepage]

I don't believe solder alone would hold, especially not as it was shown deposited.

[@deltajohnny]

​@@marc.lepage yes, obviously 100% fake...

[@mikhailgushcha2614]

How did he braze aluminum with usual solder?

[@diyski7324]

И обычным паяльником. Алюминий не прогрел. Хорошая сказка для потребителей контента

[@Victor.Gotetyj]

В песке нашел шурупы и пружины? Расплавил жестяные крышки и алюминиевые банки, получил сплав? Паял алюминий оловянным припоем? Алюминий не подходит для пайки, не гнется так легко. Алюминий превратился в свинец или олово?

[@jacqdanieles]

Seems fake to me

[@diyski7324]

Мне этот паяльщик тоже подозрительным показался, еще и вокруг бочки изделие обогнул. Как эти крестики не поотрывались😂

[@ottonelson4460]

​@@diyski7324причем они по окружности не сошлись

[@beckscald3855]

The contraptions used in the behinning looks so satisfying. Need one of these for UK beaches.

[@geoffdl03]

Does anyone else notice that he's only recycling the aluminum cans that he may or may not have actually found on the beach?

[@turtek12]

I was just wondering how he strains out shells and plastic from the actual trash.

[@geoffdl03]

@@turtek12he doesn’t, he’s a hack

[@niggelas1005]

This may possible be tin because you can not solder aluminum and also the bottom part is made out of tin (because he liquefied it in a cup) but tin and aluminum won't stick together so everything is tin an you don't find it on the beach The internet is so fake an the people believe it hilarious haha

[@JackieOwl94]

I was just thinking that. Likely he melted down one set and pretended to make that stuff. Aluminum cans have a plastic can liner inside, so they could never be melted down to pure aluminum.

[@Shrimp_Insurance]

​@JackieOwl94 Speaking from experience the plastic liner and paint burn off and become dross at the top, adding Flux helps to remove the impurities too

[@XivicX]

The sweep sifter is sick! The Spinners, those are cool too!

[@ricardogastmann9688]

Genius! Only you can do... hat's off to you... hugs from south of Brasil 💯

[@nepsyasudra3262]

Not only cleaning beaches and making trash cans out of salvaged aluminum, but even scoring lost valuables sometimes too, win win!

[@matthewayers1221]

Dude amazing 🤩 I feel like we can save the world 🌎 little by little

[@郭桂連]

✅

[@JackFrost-u6f]

1:11 How did it taste?

[@NCreeperYT]

😂😆 I don't knoow!

[@zhaoyuanlow8154]

....

[@zawaszasvoboda]

💀bro think it's must tasted

[@IEatCatsToeNails]

lol

[@exploringnewhites]

Tastes like a cleaner planet 🌎 ❤

[@jadenbaker9754]

Wish there was more videos like this one very cool

[@sweets5993]

Love this item and the hard work so appreciated.

[@matt92hun]

That's some clean trash.

[@huaweialuminumcircle4133]

He is mowing and cleaning our beaches! This man deserves a thumbs up and right now, it's a dream job, on the beach, helping the ocean in a relaxing atmosphere 🌊

[@NotfullinAlmaz]

this guy is a real eco hero

[@KamakNeApiMalimawata]

He jsut made millions from that trash, by making this video and by getting views. That's all he did.

[@SamRasmussen-w1v]

So many hours of work, just for a measly little trash can. That's the most work I've ever seen put into making a large metal bucket.

[@Jerryfranc]

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[@Jerryfranc]

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[@susanheggtveit8222]

It is amazing how they make with recicle stuff awesome 😊

[@olib774]

These kind of projects is where the local council should be lining up to employ...A brilliant idea..i am absolutely stoked at the motivation and dedication...it would be even more amazing if you were.using solar energy 😊❤.. Love your work..

[@v4n1ty92]

Are you aware of how environmentally fucked lithium mining is? If you were, you probably wouldn't have such a massive hard-on for solar power

[@tanjunjiemoe3674]

Thank you for helping the world

[@user-pd2gu6li2n]

THANK YOU! Keep up the great work!👍🇺🇸

[@brucemartini2288]

I WANT ONE!!!!!! plus i like the smooth clean look after😏

[@bennieo5gs393]

My hero. Wish there were more like you.

[@donivanpotter2762]

OMG. Some think the world is their garbage can. That is pretty cool, you did awesome.

[@v4n1ty92]

Not defending littering, but all that trash ends up on the ground or in the ocean regardless. That's why they're called landfills. Humanity has been treating the world as its garbage can the whole time, it's just apparently less of a problem when the garbage is out of sight and out of mind.

[@skyguy7499]

Great choice of metal! Aluminum will last a long time against the salty breeze from the sea.

[@MrOMGtime]

Too bad he used solder or lead instead of aluminum. such an eco-hero!

[@skyguy7499]

@@MrOMGtime Yeah, but if he used lead free solder it would have been better than lead, since it's a mixture of tin and silver. I get your point though. 🤔

[@v4n1ty92]

The whole thing is fake. You can't solder aluminum, and even if you could, the solder would not have held throught that bending process. Not to mention the fact that he squished much more than just aluminum cans with that makeshift car jack press and then supposedly only used the cans.

[@maheswarisrinivasan8391]

Excellent. Really appreciate your social responsibility. You need to be given awards and recognition.

[@АлексейБердник-ы7я]

Из всего этого понравилось сито для сбора пляжного мусора, оно намного эффективней любого металлоискателя! Протянул пару раз и сиди выбирай из мусора ювелирку из золота и серебра. Мельница ещё класная, такая бы пригодилась в хозяйстве.

[@ottonelson4460]

А вы думаете там ювелирного на пляже много😂😂😂

[@lganeshan86]

The world needs people like you. You're amazing 😍❤

[@hyouns95]

Love from korea. You are truly the 'activist'

[@matc_3436]

Es una buena manera de limpiar las playas y así mismo recicla los desechos que maravilla de trabajo . ¡Bien ahí !

[@futuriones]

Меня одного смутило, как он обычным паяльником и припоем спаял толстенные алюминиевые пластины и всё это каким-то чудом держится и не разваливается? Что-то мне подсказывает, в какой-то момент, он поменял алюминий на свинец. То-то так всё легко плавится и паяется.

[@smetanarusgame7548]

По любому зрада, брат 😢

[@NOFEAR1982AS]

Не припоем, а с помощью присадки, тот же алюминий. И с помощью плавления присадки, соединял свариваемое изделие. Алюминию достаточно 600-700 градусов для плавления.

[@futuriones]

Где ты видел паяльник, который жарит на 700 градусов?@@NOFEAR1982AS

[@futuriones]

@@NOFEAR1982AS глянь более свежее его видео, там он целую 5-ти литровую кастрюлю такого "алюминия" расплавил на обычной газовой горелке.

[@decker08]

​​​@@NOFEAR1982ASтам китайский паяльник типа ts100, какие 700 градусов? Да и на видео видно, что там 400 стоит.

[@yours09trully]

Damn, im amazed at your skills! At least there are a few people that actually care about cleanliness.

[@НадеждаГлыва-ь2ъ]

Вот как можно очистить нашу планету от мусора.

[@Техник-щ6м]

Я думал золотишко/ мобилы и тд ищет)) Ну и пляжи почистить норм

[@Lejdolf]

Часа в россии не простоит

[@НадеждаГлыва-ь2ъ]

@@Lejdolf печалька.

[@alberttolstikov7815]

Теперь ему нужно постоянно выносить мусор из этой корзины и менять пакеты.

[@wrtltable]

честно говоря фигня какая-то. Зачем он плющил все остальное, если плавит только банки? Паять алюминий тоже изврат какой-то, я удивлен что все не полопалось при изгибе. Ну и все оборудованеие такое новое муха не сидела, только что из упаковки. То есть это всего лишь реклама.

[@niaholder9168]

love this keep doing what your doing Sir saving our beaches and making beautiful art❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Joe-g7i2i]

I want to see more of the Beach cleaning.

[@alquinn8576]

but there isn't any more. that was all fake. do you think that beach sand is really 30% springs?

[@pnachtwey]

There are some people that create art, some create music. This guy can create all sort of stuff with his smelter and mold making ability. I once did a project at Alcoa, TN. I was told it takes only 10% as much energy to recycle aluminum as it does to make the aluminum in the first place. Recycle aluminum!

[@Optim40]

Perfect and did it all while minding his business and not interrupting others.

[@PseudoGik]

Как говорится "начал за здравие, закончил за упокой"

[@mountainfoxe]

Чо сразу "за упокой-то"? Все мицубисники с такими спиннерами на запаске ездят, ни разу не видели что-ли. Да и тем, кто сзади едет немного адреналинчика не помешает от мыслей, что этот спиннер развалится и острые ромбики им в лобаш или под колеса прилетят.

[@adelinelau-e3p]

Thanks for recycling the earth how thoughtful are u😊

[@sparking023]

Ain't no way those surface solders are structurally sound enough to withstand that bending. Good job on making it look cool but I severely doubt the veracity here, not to mention all those other metal bits and springs were ignored, and how about all the nore dangerous trash like cigarettes and plastics?

[@OatmealPlayz_Yt]

more not nore

[@Mr.ky89]

Collecting trash contributes to protecting the environment and has aluminum to cook to create surprisingly beautiful products.

[@belindacardoso1303]

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[@ingridseedorf9047]

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[@MarkTeen]

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[@MarkTeen]

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[@narasetuputrajatmika6875]

Keep up the good work, my friend!

[@jadosworld2782]

Where did the springs come from?

[@thebenforever]

I was mesmerized. Great video!

[@kymbo72]

Springs, nails, nuts and bolts..... is that beach in the middle of a hardware store?

[@BioLumiiEscence]

type shii lol

[@name-qi2rq]

Very impressive! He turned raw materials into garbage

[@name-qi2rq]

These designs are awful. I don’t know if this is just made for people who can’t tell or is just bait for engagement. Either way you are making everyone involved dumber.

[@kyleschmidt527]

This guy is a hero

[@allthingsnu4673]

Watching this makes me want to start a hobby working with metals.

[@matthewgoodman1]

What would also be cool if you would make more of the trash removal tool you used and get others to do the same thing and just keep making more tools and have volunteers “pick” up trash with them

[@hozhu-brozhu]

Видео, которому невозможно не поставить лайк!

[@RADE8U2001]

Who thinks his job is satisfying in the beginning 👇

[@danieleleazarlozadasanchez986]

Mis felicitaciones!!! Gracias por poner el ejemplo cuidando el planeta.

[@cagywarlock7]

Yall gotta be more critical of the media you watch. Not saying this is fake sence I'm sure a lot of aluminum cans are left on the beach, but the trash gathered from the sand does not look like what was crushed up in the next frame. What happened to all the plastic? (Which is the bigger issue with beaches sence we already recycle aluminum) most cans on beaches are dirty, still have drink in then and or are full of sand. (Especially if your digging them out of the ground) did you wash them out really well? So well that aside from being crushed they look brand new? Recycling is great but this isn't the solution to dirty trash beaches. It's REDUCED, REUSE, recycle. But everyone seems to conveniently forget the first two. See an eco bait video like this and figure everything is fine. No need to change their lifestyle, just get more people to do this!!!

[@MrOMGtime]

try bending aluminum with your bare hands, you will be surprised. this trash can is made of solder or lead, and the video is another scam for views

[@jacqdanieles]

It's fake

[@JohnnyR1_Rider]

Amazing job Dude! The Mother Nature TKS you...

[@johnpearce757]

If he actually made all that with beach scraps, he would have to be out there for literal weeks. Im calling bs. Ive seen things made with aluminum cans and it always takes a ridiculous amount

[@tuerkben]

Yeah right! This video is full of bs. Also whats the purpose of mitsubishi spinner at the end 😂 "For environment"

[@mbongenimthombeni9622]

Turning trash cans into trash bins!!! This guy is a marvel!!!!!!!!!❤

[@zergidrom4572]

The most cool-looking thing there is a teapot with melted aluminium :D 4:33

[@Shrimp_Insurance]

Definitely wasn't aluminum in there

[@MarcelobBretas]

You Cleaning The planet .. Very good

[@chrisinhotwater9896]

I think I have to call BS on this. The dude is welding aluminum with a soldering iron?

[@MrOMGtime]

not only welding, but bending as well. its made of solder or lead

[@jacqdanieles]

Yup, fake af

[@earthmotherdragon4572]

Seriously dude. I wish we had more people like yourself, imagine if more folks spent the time you do on being inventive. Imagine how things would look if instead of spending trillions of money on war would clean up the oceans and our waterways.......our planet would absolutely glow and grow. Also, imagine if we could remove the tons of space junk we have blocking out the sunlight and wrecking havoc on the planet by weird weather and shit......imagine what fresh air and beautiful skyline we would have both night and day..... until that happens I will just enjoy watching your amazing inventions. x

[@vovanakamura1685]

Вот именно такое днище и набирает просмотры. Забавно что в основном русскоязычные коментаторы не стали хвалить сие "творение"

[@davidyoungmoscow]

Русскоговорящие комментаторы смотрят в глубь. Их трудно удивить подобной сомнительной чепухой)) Таким можно восхитить одноклеточную западную публику, которой достаточно волшебного слова "экологичность", после которого они как замби впадают в эйфорию и начинают аплодировать. Хотя, ни с эстетической точки зрения, ни тем более с технической, этот бред не заслуживает внимания. Людям, которые учились в нормальных школах известно, что температура плавления алюминия 660 градусов. Надо быть полным идиотом, чтобы поверить в то, что его можно запаять миниатюрным китайским барахлом разогретым до 400 градусов))) Но ведь это не важно, этим клоунам давай хайп - чувак очищает планету!)))

[@person6768]

If you get big, you could ask people to send you their cans. This is the first eco video I've seen that doesn't make me angry. When I think of eco people I think idiots sitting in front of cars, wasting people's gas. ⛽ Or people trying to take away farmers livelihoods and if I'm being honest I think smelly hippies who are mentally 15. However if there was a high bar this would still be exceeding it. This isn't just doing something good, it's art.

[@ВладимирИванов-в2х]

Сам люблю делать, что-то нужное из хлама! Но у нас на пляжах Санкт-Петербурга эта урна переплавилась бы, ещё несколько раз.

[@tryscience]

Brilliant!! And this could be automated for use with machinery. Pristine sand beaches! What a wonderful idea

[@pheonixdg4653]

Долго смотрел и думал что же такого полезного получится спустя множества действий с использованием сложного оборудования..... Получилась огромная снижинка.... М-да....

[@DRay-or4tc]

Well done! Two thumbs up for your dedication and effort.

[@CanseeYou-rw6rc]

It's not economical sound. How much money per hour to do this and how much energy needs to spend? In reality, it's just a show.

[@curtismehana4231]

At least he's picking up rubbish. You'd probably walk right past it

[@Thepositivitypowerhouse]

Love this! A small action that makes many others happy

[@maximchichkov4615]

Some details in this technique make me believe this video is mostly fake. For example, you can't simply melt aluminum cans with iron bottle caps like this. Soldering aluminum is next to impossible, and it clearly can not be done the way it was shown. Also, such a thick pice of aluminum will not bend that easily, which makes me think it is actually some sort of tin alloy. So I would not trust this guy

[@dracohan2764]

He still has raked up trash and made a trash can has he not?

[@Neelkaramata]

This man is cleaning the beach. It’s kind of good to clean the ocean.

[@craftmaster300]

I feel like this video is bull shit. First off, he only shows that he's melting down aluminum cans and NOT most of the trash he picked up on the beach. Secondly, he could have easily bought aluminum ingots instead of getting all his aluminum from cans ruining the whole purpose of the video. Also another commenter mentioned that a SOLDER somehow turned into welds. Why not just show the welding process? And not to mention how terrible of a trash can that is. Its small, poorly secured, and whos gonna change out the trash bag? Plus it would get stolen really quickly because that aluminum could be sold for scrap for like $10-$20.

[@adrianvanderzandt4310]

It's not even aluminium. That is pewter. They did a bait and switch. This video is bull.

[@dirklyssens8936]

Amazing what you do. ❤❤❤Very ecologic. I used to have 3 Mitsubishis. Beautiful yewel for the CAR. Greetings Dirk Belgium.

[@михаилмихалыч-т1ш]

др.дью плачет кровавыми слезами😂

[@c.samarasinghe4956]

This technique is amazing thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@KeefGB]

What is this nonsense, literally the garbage is still garbage you didnt do anything with it. It just got swapped out for cans