Simple Life Hacks Everyone Should Know!

[@shaanstefan2849]

0:06-"risk free" 2:06-"try this at your own risk"

[@Memelander]

Lol ikr

[@Beckysantti]

Should say some of These are risky to do

[@mobilegameman8824]

Literally 2 minutes later

[@BeAmazed]

WARNING: To Reiterate... DO NOT try Number 17 unless you know what you're doing! Playing with electricity is dangerous and isn't advised unless you are trained!

[@ayethatoneskater7972]

A DIY heater pack just get 2 double AA or triple AAA and alluminim foil and wrap it around the 2 battery and it will warm up your hand WARNING Dont leave the battery in the alluminim foil for to long or it will shortend out the battery causeing it to spark into flames.

[@ayethatoneskater7972]

could be usefull if you are going into the snow

[@pirobot668beta]

Regarding #17: Instead of live AC, connect six 9v radio batteries in series. 54 volts DC, high internal resistance in batteries limits current. You might get a tingle, but you will survive. Connect the 'target' metal to the positive side of the batteries, the negative connection is made to the pencil GRAPHITE. Sorry for shouting. Graphite. Proceed to mark the target metal. Light contact, should spark a tiny bit, be patient.

[@k9nate126]

Ok

[@Tracenji]

i dont need to worry about my webcam it fell behind my monitor a long time ago (its still there) facing the wall

[@kimba381]

Play with mains power and bare conductors. Brilliant!

[@rajeshpatil2028]

😂😅

[@goatswithwigs3752]

If you're cold, then stand in a corner. They're usually 90°

[@baileyjardine6339]

Tristan Neal badum tss

[@larryscott3982]

Tristan Neal Now that's a hack worth repeating.

[@SAHogan-ih3bo]

TN: Cute!

[@idospeeddrawsc6450]

i honestly thought you meant temp so i did it for years and came back omg

[@johnecker4217]

Tristan Neal 🤔🤨😏😲OH I GET IT!🤗😁😀😆😂🤣😅😄 VERY CLEVER 👍

[@burgrrcat]

It's called graphite not lead look it up and...... be amazed.

[@burgrrcat]

(the pencil)

[@scoutswell]

*Lead pencils are made of graphite?* 🤔

[@ShadeKill]

_Graphite pencils are made of lead?_ 🤔

[@wernerhiemer406]

Scoutswell No pencils cores the actual particles source were made of lead now its graphite both are conductors so on this attribute the distinguishing gets lost as the shown application works based on this. Graphite as one form of pure carbon is part of some steel in varying amounts so it easily can be transfered without much effort. Well in a pencil there there are some more compounds otherwise the core would be to brittle so it is with pure steel (softer not brittle) making it steel.

[@209esepeso8]

Mighty subscribe to me

[@musimax1878]

You uhh... you like rubber pencil sleeves don't you

[@PaintedDog]

Those sleeves are pretty awesome

[@504RoadTrips]

Max Muscrøft what the hell is a rubber pencil sleeve?

[@RCP-1136]

504RoadTrips i think they mean heat shrink tube

[@mysss29]

yeah, like...you can see the heat shrink tubing style markings on the stuff in the video... o___O

[@melissasw64]

LOL What the heck is a rubber pencil sleeve. Is it a sleeve for a rubber pencil? Is it a pencil sleeve that is made out of rubber? If so, what is a pencil sleeve do? Keep your pencils warm?

[@dannypstl423]

I don't know what country you're in but in the US we don't call that stuff the rubber pencil sleeve. it's heat shrink.

[@EvilDaveCanada]

In Canada we call it Heat Shrink Tubing as well.

[@don_tonberry1632]

dannypstl423 Well in Europe we call it 'eraser part'✌

[@KevinLikesBananas]

+McAVIT Yourway or possibly russian

[@209esepeso8]

Don_Tonberry 1 subscribe to me

[@Nocturina]

I have never heard of that being called a "Heat Shrink" I call it a pencil grip.

[@tylermai1436]

I hate how he says rubber pencil sleeve! Its not a pencil sleeve its heat shrink

[@dereck._.ali_yt]

Tyler Mai dude the pencil sleeve does the same thing as the heat shrink tubing

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Dabbin' Grandma But shrink wrap is easier to find. Where the hell do you get pencil sleeves anyway?

[@petermitchell2729]

wtf even is a rubber pencil sleeve?

[@greasygurl9386]

IKR, but if he said that, it wouldn't be simple lifehacks

[@mikeprell2747]

Everybody has to hate something.

[@_WhyYouMad]

I have a feeling this guy owns stock in rubber pencil sleeves, or--- he's got a shit ton of rubber pencil sleeves, and he was like "how can I use all these rubber pencil sleeves in a video"/ NAILED IT

[@penguindude8680]

Donald J. Trump is this the real Donald trump

[@shifty_dragon3679]

Penguin dude ..........BWAHAHAHAHA

[@petezuhut6978]

Get fucked donal mctruper

[@_WhyYouMad]

mad bruh?

[@atanuraju9786]

Penguin dude it is, it is!

[@JYNM]

Graphite is in pencils not LEAD!!!

[@shifty_dragon3679]

AyyJackk IKR, I FEEL YA BRUH

[@poeterritory]

But I've heard it said: You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead.

[@ariell6489]

Yeah lead pencils went out in the 50s I thought since its frickin DEADLY lol

[@nsxzlaz8569]

Nerd?

[@lorirommel519]

No, graphite is a form of carbon, but it's conductive, so the hack works. (That's why you fill out a Scantron with a Number 2 pencil -- the machine that reads them can detect the graphite.)

[@donteanka6196]

Wonder how many people died putting their names on their kitchen knives.

[@ThePurpleBallad]

Ikr

[@leighannehammons9710]

Donte Anka Wouldn't be his fault 😂 he did it expressing warnings ...

[@stickz9871]

It depends where you live and who you are, as some people can survive 120VAC, but 220 is kinda a lot.

[@robmcmuffin8453]

as long as they don't touch the metal object being arced they'll be ok. I recomend leather gloves, brazing goggles and definitely avoiding moisture.

[@causeeffect7624]

only the foolish ones. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO THOSE UNDER THE AGE OF 13.

[@12foot97]

4:50 I don't eat mysterious eggs what so ever. No test required.

[@sezaiburakkantarci]

Dude whats up with the rubber pencil sleeves ?

[@mangosquirrel]

Heat shrink tubing

[@mare6638]

the are heating tubes not "rubber pencil sleeves" stupid kids

[@xSuperiorManx]

McGyvers favourite tool.

[@clockguy2]

Wash your potatoes and put them in a plastic grocery bag. tie the handles closed and microwave the bag with any writing on the bag facing up. The potatoes will bake in minutes compared to boiling or baking in a regular oven. Poke the potato with your finger from outside the bag to test for doneness.

[@emmapower2365]

your videos are awesome!

[@snipsnip9534]

4:46 then seal the shirt with a rubber pencil sleeve and a lighter

[@djemotiondagoat]

just your avarge wierdo lol

[@scottwilson6138]

First hack, drop the “dead battery” on an angle so it falls over lol :)

[@sirblarg9467]

The dead battery is also a Russian battery

[@cloroxbleach1200]

Read 'pencil sleeve' as 'heat-shrink tubing' if you want to find it anywhere. It'll most likely be in electrical stores.

[@pickerprepper]

probably could use a cut off straw almost as well.

[@dickJohnsonpeter]

YSC Yea, I was wondering how heat shrink tubing became 'pencil sleeve.' still don't get that one.

[@PaintedDog]

Nah, heat shrink tubes don't melt as easily as straws. And the heat-shrink tubes can shrink to size you need so they don't slide around. Also why waste a perfectly good straw?

[@TheSpyGuy384]

I have one. When watching a video, don't bother typing first. If you wanna type something, it should be something relevant to the video.

[@JackvanHouwelingen]

Does that work on all video clips on KZbin ?

[@shifty_dragon3679]

Jack van Houwelingen I think so....

[@BoojumFed]

First!

[@bv0014]

The best life hack ever

[@SnowedAllDay]

MegaZazzy It is a life hack so it's relevant

[@Yonkage]

One of my favorite life-hacks: If you have silver jewelry or real silverware, you're probably familiar with the brown tarnish that will collect on them over time, and by exposure to air and skin. Unfortunately, silver tarnish removers are nasty and foul-smelling chemicals that require scrubbing off the tarnish, usually also removing some precious silver in the process. But did you know that you can remove all that tarnish in moments, with stuff I guarantee you have in your cupboard, using the power of chemistry? Simply place a sheet of aluminum foil (shiny side up) at the bottom of a flat shallow glass container like a cake pan. Place your silver items onto the foil, making sure they're touching it but not each other. Bring eight cups of water and a spoonful of baking soda to a boil, and carefully pour the mixture into the container, deep enough to cover the silver items. In only a few seconds, a chemical reaction will cause the tarnish atoms to form a solution in the water, and become electrically attracted to the aluminum. The silver items will be left shiny and new, no scrubbing or harsh chemicals required.

[@lazar2175]

Dont fuck with live wires kids. The much safer alternative would be a 9v battery. If he fucks up and touches knife with hand while pencil is on,he can say bye. Burns,muscle damage,brain damage,death are consequnces of playing with electricity.

[@nikolaierikssonkukkonen9878]

ehhh a 9 volt will not do the trick

[@209esepeso8]

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[@mikeprell2747]

Sounds like you've had personal experience.

[@morganolfursson2560]

sounds like he is a smart guy

[@sesshomaruslover1]

the easiest solution is just to buy a freaking etch tool

[@missingmama]

I simply love Be Amazed

[@shaunfox1391]

put water on your phone, brilliant advise.

[@shifty_dragon3679]

Shaun Fox Ur phone is old if it ain't water proof. Non waterproof phones are like B.C. in phone years

[@PaintedDog]

Eh a drop wont do much, if it does, take out battery and cards and place phone in a bag of rice for 24 hours. No worries

[@brandonfowlkes4406]

Only some of the current generation of flagship smartphones are "waterproof" though... sure there were some water resistant phones prior, but they certainly aren't common.

[@eeronieminen]

on top of that it doesnt work

[@beetskyman9327]

Shaun Fox ya and what will happen if you hold your phone upright.????..... The drop of water will run off or maybe run into your mic or charge port rendering that hack " BUSTED ".

[@hassan24879]

These will definitely come in handy great video

[@Dwoods91]

The water thing I can’t see working when the water rolls off once you move your phone

[@csabapargariu1177]

Exactly! :) "Just a drop of water on it.. the water will stick to the surface and you can use it as a magnifier lens!" :D

[@kmo1200]

Hack #18: You forgot to showcase the incredible anti gravitational forces water presents once dripped on said electronic device

[@katybug6572]

Lolz ikr

[@gloriadobsin-mckinley7216]

Very Helpful thanks for sharing

[@frankmayer139]

Batteries: If you have a conventional (incandescent), or halogen flashlight, or any device that requires a battery that is in a nearly fully charged state to work effectively, you can replace them with new batteries, and put the old batteries in a device that will run them down to the bitter end. For example, a mouse, track pad, wireless keyboard, clock etc. Especially practical for 9v batteries as they are rather expensive. After one year, you can replace the battery in your smoke detector and install the old one in your digital scale, alarm clock, portable radio, or whatever.

[@epion660]

smart, would be a great idea to have a device to transfer power from dying batteries to rechargeable ones..... hmm i'm going to have to look into that.

[@ashleylewis9061]

i love these life hack videos! I love being practical and using "did you know" trivia when some of these can be used in daily life. lol

[@Fridgemusa]

Don't do the electric pencil trick if you live in Australia as it will not end well :(

[@Coffee_and_Games_Official]

y?

[@Fridgemusa]

240 volts @ 10 amps is why.

[@fitmydashcam]

Fridgemusa try 230 at 13 in the UK. From a main capable of supplying 32a...

[@ihavecojones]

Fridgemusa thats why he put the light bulb in series. it acts as a resistor, limits the current.

[@GenUltra758]

u shouldnt try this at all! if u wanna do that use DC power and lower power (dc might draw arks thou.. well it will lol)

[@citizen1114]

Spuds: The gift that keeps on giving.

[@Recon3Y3z]

Cover your webcam with the cut off top part of a Post-it note

[@cristinafurlong3283]

That works, too.

[@beekind6267]

These were GREAT!!!! I only knew the potato and broken light bulb one!! 😄😄😄

[@amz-void2860]

the legend says that if you are early be amazed will answer your comment!...

[@animeloverlol7240]

Leon Gustavsson really

[@BeAmazed]

Hey!

[@animeloverlol7240]

Be Amazed wtf😨😨😨😨😨😨. 😨

[@animeloverlol7240]

So it is true

[@animeloverlol7240]

😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨

[@amandaspates]

I love how on some of these "easy" life hacks you need all kinds of random objects and become Macgyver.

[@christopherbarrow1536]

you said these life hacks are risk free.. what changed in #17

[@dizzy_ig]

The potato solves any problem!!! 🥔🥔🥔

[@Avus95]

I am amazed that +Be Amazed keeps referring to a well known product like heat-shrink tubing as "a rubber pencil sleeve." WTF is that? Do you honestly think that heat-shrink tubing was designed as a grip-enhancer for a #2 Ticonderoga pencil? (hint: it is for insulating and sealing exposed electrical connections. Which you obviously already know, as that is what you use it for repeatedly in the video, so why the strange re-naming?) I don't think I've heard tires referred to as "rubber wheel socks" FWIW

[@brendanmartin4489]

Chill

[@websighter]

Theyre talking about the rubber from mechanical pencils or pens. If you dont have what you're talking about. Common sense man.

[@konahigham6087]

It's a Brit saying because we know they have multiple uses such as a pencil grip if you put it around your pencil it helps to keep hold of it same as a pen but has other uses depending on what you need it for small minds stupid questions :)

[@jaspr1999]

You seriously DO NOT want to electroplate with graphite that way! A much safer way is to use 6 or 8 9-volt batteries in series (Plug the + positives into the - negatives until in a chain) attach a wire to the two exposed terminals (+?-) run the positive to the metal you'll be marking and the negative to the graphite on the pencil. This is a MUCH safer way without the danger of electrocution or fire. Yes, this does take a bit longer, but you'll still get the job done.

[@jasonun2057]

Here's a hack wear the longsleve with hoodie backward Then but popcorn on the hoodie So u won't just use the bag

[@jasonun2057]

its put not but

[@RandomNullpointer]

Now I know how to keep my sweaters neatly in the wardrobe without taking shelf space ^_^

[@payne38]

You can also use a hack saw to cut your web cam off your laptop instead of all the hassle of covering it up. Then when / if you need your web cam again. You can put the laptop in some water and webcam grows back. Be careful if you have an Apple Mac, as then it may grow a Granny Smith apple

[@baileyjardine6339]

payne38 you sir, are a GENIUS

[@josephdurham4950]

OMG thx it worked dm me ill hit you with my grandmas world famous secret medium rare chicken strips they are the best!!

[@konahigham6087]

😂😂

[@techwiz844]

Congrats! 300 k subs

[@dbxvhero9006]

"..easley pick up the glass by DABBING.."

[@jjs9672]

Gabriel Meza I dabbed when he said that. Just for the sheer banter

[@neoartell932]

I'm Micheal Jordan, stop it. Get some help.

[@joanhammond1217]

Why do you misspell "Michael" as "Mitch-eel"?

[@Minecraft-jv3cr]

lol

[@209esepeso8]

Gabriel Meza Sur 13

[@sidhant5243]

Huge respect this dude is helpful ✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@suey_8061]

do top 10 KZbinrs that caught ghost

[@violentbile]

DeRdiSs ChArGe no one fucking caught a ghost

[@suey_8061]

Well serch it up you idiot

[@kamoon3026]

idiot? yet you believe in ghosts. smh.

[@suey_8061]

XOLBOR yes do you believe in satan

[@suey_8061]

Weird question then how do we get possessed

[@reeceperry8152]

Hey Be Amazed! You're AMAZING!

[@jasonmccabe5915]

Pencils do not have lead in them. They are made with graphite.

[@rogerpeters9576]

No shit sherlock.

[@johnpilge9249]

Scissors can also be sharpened by cutting aluminum foil. Foil would seem much handier than sand paper. (Depending on how you wrap foods in your kitchen I suppose.)

[@lazar2175]

John Pilge Nope.The sandpaper is made to grind down on metal-Al foil is not. Most sandpapers are made of Aluminium Oxide which is very hard. The foil has thin layer of Aluminium oxide that is formed by reacting with Oxygen in air. P.S. Its Aluminium,not Aluminum

[@konahigham6087]

@@lazar2175 finally first comment of another Brit with a brain can tell by the way you say aluminium 😂

[@lazar2175]

@@konahigham6087 Not a Brit but i am from Europe and it only makes sense to call it Aluminium since most other metals are also ending on -um. Like SodiUM,MagnesiUM,CalciUM... There are exceptions like Iron and Zinc tho... Also,i think Great Britain needs to either go Metric or Imperial. Since they were part of EU not so long ago,they were forced to use Metric for most things,but it is really bad to see people doing things like indicating the height in Meters and then weight in Pounds or worse stones. I think the Britain is really strange country,since they don't use Euro,don't use Metric,drives on the left side of the road and many other things.

[@ShamontLaws]

You have electrified someone. +12.

[@singe0diabolique]

Aw man, I hate it when mysterious eggs appear in my fridge!

[@chacharealsmooth8004]

This is awesome!

[@adrianyup4197]

Safe to pick up glass with bread.... until u lose track of that slice of bread in a loaf

[@angelofmusic997]

.... but you dispose of the bread after you pick up the shards...

[@johnpilge9249]

I prefer to pick up broken glass with a damp paper towel. Much more handy than using bread.

[@maxleighton839]

Adrian Yup lol

[@dirtywater5336]

are you putting the glass shard bread back into the bag?

[@Poggle566]

Don't put it back you fucking nugget.

[@deeinmontana7922]

Really liked the tip about using a wrench on the screwdriver. I have arthritis and this will be a God-sent for me. Thank you and keep the great videos coming. :)

[@sammiller4741]

yah cuz I'm totally going to remember that URL to take a note

[@jannetteberends8730]

Send

[@juancasinisterra]

great video!

[@chrisjimenez2192]

Lol I feel bad for the hobo who finds that slice of bread in the garbage and bites into it

[@enriquearaujosr.7584]

this video is awesome!!!!

[@hurpyderpy5939]

at the beginning he said its risk free then at 2:06 he said try at your own risk

[@puggaming1016]

300k congrats

[@eadanjorgina8969]

On tictac containers lids there is a barrier on it and then if you turn the tictac container upside-Down one tictac will come out

[@SleepandRelaxations]

Looks good!

[@pmerancier]

I'm not amazed.

[@baileyjardine6339]

Pharah Merancier BE AMAZED

[@kitterzy]

Love the life hacks!

[@cloroxbleach2341]

cuz im really gonna use string to cut cake

[@katthefanenthusiast5793]

Suggestion: In summer, instead of keeping your air conditioner at a nice, low temperature, turn on a fan and set it a few degrees higher. This way you can feel just as cool, while using less energy, thus helping the environment and saving money!

[@ZerqTM]

1:27 ARE YOU FUCKING INSANE?!!!!! you claim this is risk free but you cheerfully hook up a fucking pencil to a 220 line!!! that is fucking insane! also unless your a certified electrician you have no business mucking around with high voltage! you started by saying this was safe and risk free! it's nothing of the sort! seriously people don't even think of doing this! that are just way to many ways this could go horrifyingly wrong...

[@erikaclark1643]

Cutting aluminium foil with waxed paper folded in works great for scissors and no grit damage to the edge. A blue stone also works in just a couple swipes.

[@blueface6190]

I did these I got banned from life :(

[@etro8564]

i like how you make your own video unlike the other top 10 videos

[@catweasle5737]

People can't cut cake?

[@lailalk1245]

Thank you

[@vickielawson3114]

It's not a pencil sleeve, it's heat shrink tubing! And dental floss isn't SCENTED, it's FLAVORED! Christ, get some basics correct.

[@cutterps1]

Vickie Lawson im sure anything with a smell is technically 'scented'

[@konahigham6087]

I'm gunna guess that half you inconsiderate ass wipes are American as you can't get the jist that "heat shrinks" have multiple uses and in Britain we use them predominantly to get better grip of pencils and pens but they have other uses too and as for flavoured and scented depends on where your from we call them scented because half of us can't taste the flavour of them because they are typically mint and we tend to have cleaner teeth than Americans do :)

[@ajazshaikh6794]

thanks for your hacks

[@payne38]

Ok I thought my previous comment (below )was hilarious. But no likes. Every one just seems really hot on the live electric thing and the pencil tubing or whatever it is. What about my comment people. It Is wondebar. U like, u like now.!!!You can also use a hack saw to cut your web cam off your laptop instead of all the hassle of covering it up. Then when / if you need your web cam again. You can put the laptop in some water and webcam grows back. Be careful if you have an Apple Mac, as then it may grow a Granny Smith apple

[@laurajablonski6128]

you are hilarious :)

[@malbers35]

Yawn...

[@josephdurham4950]

I did like and even comment after seeing this I have unliked but im leaving my comment cuz I really hope you do eat the medium rare chicken strips!

[@footballdaily7844]

Your the BEST KZbinER

[@racc2852]

How to destroy your phone: do a bad life hack involving putting water on your phone. when you try to take a picture, it will drop down to the charging hole at the bottom of your phone . thanks be amazed for ruining people's phones.

[@InfernosReaper]

That is not how physics work. However, that water definitely won't stay in place to magnify jack crap

[@ElizabethJasmineNino]

I find this very useful haha thanks for the video

[@_WhyYouMad]

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[@Kimjongun19841]

when were we going to have those peace talks agian?

[@estradaenterprise4550]

Amazing !

[@trigg3r769]

I had to press this cuz it was in my recommended since forever!

[@christinestill5002]

The water on your phone is logical & works! I've done the egg test & it works really well

[@pieceofpotato7883]

wow im featured in a video for the first time

[@igorsvacic217]

love the metal stamping

[@michael19862008]

I've used that potato trick for broken bulbs for years lol. Very handy.

[@compagno_michele1107]

👏....👏.....👏 that was a sarcastic slow clap

[@xemsisx]

didn't know the the screwdriver one :O Working with those all the time but that was news to me :)

[@salrodriguez5300]

the first life hack video without click bait!!!!

[@katdady67]

Did u know there's a trick to removing a perfect sheet of foil from its box? On each end of the foil box are perforated tabs, push in both tabs, this will hold the cardboard tube in place allowing you to remove and easily cut off the desired amount of foil every time! I know most people probably already know this ingenious little life hack, But it was a life changing event for me! Saving me money and mental frustration!

[@stevespeissegger1369]

I haven't read all the comments so forgive me if someone has already posted this. If you are unsure if an egg is boiled or raw, simply spin it on either end. A boiled egg spins like a top where a raw egg makes about one turn before falling over. We use this trick all the time in our kitchen. It's saved me some embarrassment and clean up more than once.

[@LordPolse]

That t-shirt and socks trick is great for people who loves to widen their socks so that they slide down before you're even left your home.

[@ghostiibl00d12]

AMAZZZING!!!

[@blueridgeocean]

about 60 or 70% of these (tips, in these types of videos) we all knew about at some point in our lives (at least I do). I feel sorry for those who cant think out of the box and improvise. but the electric pencil was pretty neat. no more stolen snap-on tools for me! :) oh wait, i for got to say i used a 10$ dremel tool for engraving my name. lol stupid me for not destroying a electric cable and a lightbulb and going through the work of making that ingenious death trap.

[@davidpfeiffer7053]

Ingenious deathtrap? Sheer poetry! Now, watch it again, AND PROTEST! Along with a "dislike", this was my comment: ...."DANGER !!! Oral Instructions for pencil etching on metal are WRONG! And this is [disclaimer] NOT FOR CHILDREN. I've typed what I believe what might possibly be considered by some to be [disclaimer] a corrected, and COMPLETE version of the oral instructions that [disclaimer] I heard in this video, so READ THIS WHOLE COMMENT... In the video it seems to work, but does not show every step, and the oral instructions are [disclaimer] completely WRONG! In the video the voice says "Once the (extension cord?) wires are exposed, connect THEM to the pencil, then to light bulb..." OH HELL NO !!! Do that and [disclaimer] you will possibly electrocute yourself, damage your house's electrical circuit, cause a small fire, or maybe a BIG fire and burn your town to the ground. To achieve the result shown at video's end, and "danger" in capital letters doesn't faze you, [disclaimer] well, if I were going to try to do this, I would probably DO IT THIS WAY. >>>Connect [EXTREME DISCLAIMER] only ONE of the two extension cord wires to the pencil, and connect the other to one of the two contacts on the light bulb socket. Now take the wire with the clamp or alligator clip on one end and attach the free end of that wire to the second contact on the light bulb socket. BEFORE you plug it in, attach the clamp/clip to the piece of metal you want to etch. Then plug it in. You [disclaimer] complete the electrical circuit by touching the pencil tip to the metal piece the clamp/clip is attached to. MAYBE you won't throw a breaker, or with older wiring, BLOW A FUSE and/or start a fire, or electrocute yourself. THINK ABOUT THIS: Every time you touch the pencil tip to the metal, IT BURNS THE METAL... If you touch anything carrying an electric current YOU WILL GET SHOCKED. So do be careful. A final note... There is SO VERY MUCH wrong with a public post like this, no warnings like mine, no respect for the danger involved, I mean, Children could watch this and try it! And so much more. Why don't you viewers COMPLAIN about crap like this??? Do you simply not care? Well, some of us do. ~ David, [disclaimer] a.k.a. the ConnMan. P.S. If someone is harmed by this video, winning your lawsuit will be easy, as the video's poster did not apply disclaimers liberally and profusely. Wake up, KZbin!" ...Just sayin'..

[@jeroenvdbart4809]

I think a soldering iron could better and safer than a lightbulb pencil to write on metal

[@davidpfeiffer7053]

No way! Really??? But that's stupid-simple! LOL... But SERIOUSLY, watch it again, AND PROTEST! Along with a "dislike", this was my comment: ...."DANGER !!! Oral Instructions for pencil etching on metal are WRONG! And this is [disclaimer] NOT FOR CHILDREN. I've typed what I believe what might possibly be considered by some to be [disclaimer] a corrected, and COMPLETE version of the oral instructions that [disclaimer] I heard in this video, so READ THIS WHOLE COMMENT... In the video it seems to work, but does not show every step, and the oral instructions are [disclaimer] completely WRONG! In the video the voice says "Once the (extension cord?) wires are exposed, connect THEM to the pencil, then to light bulb..." OH HELL NO !!! Do that and [disclaimer] you will possibly electrocute yourself, damage your house's electrical circuit, cause a small fire, or maybe a BIG fire and burn your town to the ground. To achieve the result shown at video's end, and "danger" in capital letters doesn't faze you, [disclaimer] well, if I were going to try to do this, I would probably DO IT THIS WAY. >>>Connect [EXTREME DISCLAIMER] only ONE of the two extension cord wires to the pencil, and connect the other to one of the two contacts on the light bulb socket. Now take the wire with the clamp or alligator clip on one end and attach the free end of that wire to the second contact on the light bulb socket. BEFORE you plug it in, attach the clamp/clip to the piece of metal you want to etch. Then plug it in. You [disclaimer] complete the electrical circuit by touching the pencil tip to the metal piece the clamp/clip is attached to. MAYBE you won't throw a breaker, or with older wiring, BLOW A FUSE and/or start a fire, or electrocute yourself. THINK ABOUT THIS: Every time you touch the pencil tip to the metal, IT BURNS THE METAL... If you touch anything carrying an electric current YOU WILL GET SHOCKED. So do be careful. A final note... There is SO VERY MUCH wrong with a public post like this, no warnings like mine, no respect for the danger involved, I mean, Children could watch this and try it! And so much more. Why don't you viewers COMPLAIN about crap like this??? Do you simply not care? Well, some of us do. ~ David, [disclaimer] a.k.a. the ConnMan. P.S. If someone is harmed by this video, winning your lawsuit will be easy, as the video's poster did not apply disclaimers liberally and profusely. Wake up, KZbin!" ...Just sayin'..

[@roxannemoser]

Rubber pencil sleeves seem to be the theme of the day.

[@pooboyv220]

This guy is in love with rubber pencil sleeves

[@Jelkiin]

I'm amazed!

[@josefvalenta4341]

0:08 "are risk free" 2:11 "playing with electricity like this isnt advised unless you know what you´re doing" well that escalated quickly

[@michaelhays3155]

To keep a tube of silicone fresh for months if not years, upon closing the tube, apply petroleum jelly around the tube neck to keep the air out

[@hinafatima7539]

Sweater folding hack👍👍