If you are a student, bachelor or eternally thin girl, you will probably have at home - tin cans from the dietary cola, another soda or beer.
No, do not think anything like this: the garbage needs to be thrown away. But sometimes even Musor can find useful use. For example, make a fishing hook from a tin, a knife for cleaning vegetables, a burner or even a Wi-Fi signal amplifier.
Lifechaker and Supporter "Green" Energy OpenGreeEnergy offers curious options for recycling of everyday things. It turns out that even ordinary tin from soda can become a whole set for survival in wild conditions. Or in the conditions of poor internet speed. After all, from tin cans can be done:
1. Fishing hook
It is enough just to tear the tin loop, cut off a small fragment and sharpen the edge.
2. Vegetable cleaning knife
Tear off the loop, cut the tin circle with the "neck". Send a slightly tip so that it is more convenient to keep the knife, as well as a little more bend the ledge of the "neck" to be better captured the peel. Caution, do not spin!
3. Lamp or candlestick
Make an incision across banks to "reveal" it, as in the photo. Do not cut down the bottom and the top. After all, on the bottom you put a candle, and for the loop on the top, the candlestick can be hung anywhere.
4. Burner
You will need two tin cans. Cut from each bottom, slightly bend one of them to insert into the second.
Knife or other sharp object do in the top of several holes: one, in the center, larger and somewhat small.
Take a napkin or a fragment of the fabric, twist it to get wick.
Now pour some oil into the burner, extinate in it "wick" and put in the hole. You can wait for.
5. Wi-Fi Routher Signal Amplifier
You will need two tin again. Tear off the loops. From each cut the bottom and make a cut across to "reveal" the jar, as in the example with a candlestick.
Each jar through the hole is put on an antenna and secure with help the tape. Check the connection speed before and after. By the author Lifehak, loading accelerated from 7.5MB to 9.86MB per second. Impressive, right?
Interested in one of the projects? Do not forget to view detailed video instructions!
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