Homemade Grass Seed Spreader

[@valeriexoxo]

Great idea. I’m using an empty bulk spice container. The bottles that are like 8” tall. The holes are already in the cap:) 😊

[@jeremyfowler1519]

I also make one out of a a gallon jug. But what I do is I take a small seed sized drill bit and drill like 30 holes in the bottom of the jug. I use a funnel to fill it with seed then i put the cover back on. (Don’t face too) then you just hold the jug handle and shake it like a Polaroid picture baby.

[@hermanhale9258]

That's what I thought he was going to do when I saw the milk jug. Something like that.

[@faviolaortiz8831]

This makes more sense. I don't want to spend any money but, I would still have to go find that mesh. 🙄

[@emmanuelgonzalez5897]

Thanks!! Defff gonna try this!

[@tomlarson1432]

LOL love it, I knew the idea was out there, just could not see it in my mind although everyday it was right there in front of me at the dinner table, my salt & pepper shakers, sun beach, thanks!

[@carlm7764]

This is a good idea!! Gonna steal this if your don't mind 😊

[@Flowerz5587]

It’s totally not the money, it’s the capability and skills to create something and not buy someone else’s idea or name. Lol

[@Legacy_125]

I’m Loving it! Thanks for sharing

[@llr1961]

Would a colander work, or are the holes the right size?

[@metacrypto2_062]

Just what I was looking for. Love the idea

[@drockzthe209]

Worked well thanks sir!

[@jansan9125]

Def going to try, thank you

[@01MrKev]

Thanks for this. Good idea 👍

[@ciaartin2221]

Making one right now. Thanks!

[@awakenotwoke2643]

Or,hear me out,you grab a handful of seed and pretend you're rubbin one out.Done and done.

[@deOliveiraFilipe]

Cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@ema8909]

Thank you for this!

[@joijoi617]

THANK YOUUU

[@peteranthony3134]

God I hate being broke

[@emoshnz1]

😂🤣🤣😅

[@sweetpea1322]

Lol Same here! Bein broke sucks!! But even when I'm not broke I like making things with my hands, feels good saving money! Plus, how often do you use a grass seed spreader?? I would guess not very often! Lol When you make it from materials laying around the house you can just toss in trash when you're done (materials were going to the trash anyways before making the spreader) , and if you ever need one again just make another.

[@kinhelfa]

2:07 - "...big heaps and piles" Nobody wants to experience that! 😢

[@richscott2952]

Stay at home dad

[@fortyoneshades]

Thanks! Sorry you don't have a head.☹

[@sergiomuccilli2944]

What a waste of time! Spend $20 and get a handheld spreader. Don't be so cheap!

[@WillKoz]

Now he has that extra $20 to buy groceries or put toward a bill. Don't be so judgemental Sergio!

[@tonygarforth539]

totally agree still laughing in my corn flakes my neighbour did this 2 days ago still as not finished

[@JAYY_JAYY]

Spend 20$ and a trip to store for an occasional use ?

[@sweetpea1322]

Nothing wrong with not bein lazy and to think for yourself!! Feels good making something useful out of stuff you would've threw away and you save money at same time. That money you save adds up when you have projects to do through out the year, when you make useful things from materials you have laying around your home...

[@faviolaortiz8831]

Mind your business, Daddy Warbucks! 🙄