HOW IT WORKS | Mushrooms, Laboratory Glassware, Flatpack Shelf, Hotel laundry | Episode 30
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- How it Works - Episode 30:
Mushrooms: Both wild an cultivated mushrooms continue to grow after they are picked.
Laboratory Glassware: Glass takes over a million years to decompose.
Flatpack shelf: Egyptians used wood veneer 4.000 years ago to decorate their furniture.
Hotel laundry: The first launderette in Britain opened on May 9th 1949 in Queensway, London. - บันเทิง
That is one dope ass looking bong my dude!
But by the time it hits your lungs (the air) there is nothing left to give any sensation.
THE GLASS GUY WAS EPIC XD
I've always loved watching glass blowers at work. It's such a beautiful craft, pure art!
@@Juancholoco710 corning museum of glass has cool stuff too
"Allegedly easy to put together" this man is savage
“Mushrooms are really growing on us” I wheezed
Instablaster.
Loving the mushroom picker wearing a hairnet over her scarf
😂
OMG I JUST SAW THATTTTT LMFAO
I think she's Muslim
the sound of the mushrooms being plucked @ 4:02 is actually really satisfying 🤤 wish the background sound wasn't as loud during that clip!
Those mushrooms look cleaner than I imagine they would.
They eat decay so they actually leave things a little cleaner than before
It's annealed not tempered! It not cooled quickly it cooled very slowly as to not form stress. You heat it up to the annealing point which releases stress and then slowly cool it down. I've been making laboratory glassware for 20years.
Tempered is quick cool which cracks glass, right?
+NeXTSTORMING its cooled quickly which locks tension into the glass surface, which makes it impact resistant and if it does shatter it doesn't make large shards
+Zivilyn The Wyrd
Labware however is not cooled quickly and its shards are big and irregular.
Zivilyn The Wyrd lol see what happens when you cool glass down quickly. 😂
J pegram thank you! I caught it too when he said it. How it doesn’t work more like it.
“Strawberry jam stains” that’s a new way to refer to it...
I really felt this, I feel attacked
i searched for this comment 😂😂
Love them Shrooms.
"And the constant heat takes it's toll" say's the narrator, and shows the man's balld head, like if the heat have been burning his hair of
😆😆
I think they meant the beads of sweat and not the missing hair :D
@@nielsf
"When a stupid joke is told, even tho the answer is obvious..
Normal people would just laugh at it.
But theres always this really annoying person who has to state the obvious and ruin the joke"
-someone smarter than you
😆😆
so true
It was sweat, showing his bald head sweating
the close-up had me dead 💀
"How packed furniture is assembled before you go and mess it all up"
WHAT DID I EVER DO TO YOU??!😭
"the clean sheets emerge from the press looking like an enormous aspirin" such a strange comparison, but i'll take it 😂
fantastic love the hotel one
great work!
Narrator: "flatpack furniture"
Everyone: IKEA!!!!!!
🤣🤣
tru!!!
best knowledge ever
Aww the UK. It’s so little and cute!
so is japan
"Glass takes over a million years to decompose" I guess I will just have to take your word for it because I'm not quite that old yet.
Glass actually can't decompose. Only organic materials decompose. I think whoever wrote this might have confused organic decomposition with general entropic breakdown.... or they come from a planet where life has developed from silicon, rather than carbon.
So this is the U.K. version of 'How it's Made' (a North American show just like this) ?
UK voiceover.. This show is in many countries with different languages.. Just like animated movies!
19:35 Strawberry jam stains from romantic breakfast...????
I'm more concerned about the guy loading the dirty laundry onto the conveyor. Why is he not wearing gloves? He's being exposed to many thousands of brands of giggity goo each year.
@@fryode "goes home and fingers his wife , she gets pregnant by another man
@@aidentolleson6033 huh that explains how my wife got pregnant I'm sterile. I feel a lot better now.
In the US this is known as "the mushroom syndrome". It's when someone keeps you in the dark and feeds you a bunch of bull.
those guys could make one dope bong i think
AND women-I was a glassblower for 35 years knucklehead! It's called a carbon paddle btw-and that is called annealing=tempering
Strawberry jam stains on bedsheets... 😜😜
one thing they forgot about the mushrooms. raw manure ( mostly from horses0 contains still seeds from grains and weeds the horses eat but do not digest. they would grow quickly in that warm environment and need little space for the mushrooms. and would be a nuisance as well. therefore, before the manure is being 'spiked' with mushroom spores, it has to be sterilized. meaning, the manure is just being put through hot steam. that will kill off all the unwanted seeds...
austrorus Shouldn't the darkness kill them once they sprout, or is the sprout that still enough to choke out the spores?
It also kills bacteria and mold. If the media isnt sterilized, crops can easily fail.
No, I suspect they irradiate the manure to kill everything with depleted uranium, that's the only thing that will kill seeds cheaply and properly.
@@dredrotten actually just letting it compost for a while will kill just about everything. Bacteria and fungi start the process then over reproduce, the center of the pile heats up enough to kill anything living, but with a bit of water to keep things from drying out, and periodic turning to keep oxygen getting to everything, the whole pile will basically cook. (If not kept wet and conditions are right/wrong big compost piles can actually autoignite)
They still will put it in what amounts to a giant pressure cooker for sterilization, but that's mainly a precaution in case things didn't go right during composting.
"strawberry jam stains" lol
I didn’t expect to be called out like before the show even started.
I wonder if they have factories like this for making bongs and glass smoke apparatuses
youd be supprised how much of that is blown by hand in a small glass shop
Distillers look like bongs with percs in their early stages :X
They are called fractionating columns.
12:10 you don’t quickly cool down, you slowly cool it down. And it’s actually called annealing. Tempering is for metal
Tempered glass does exist though... so it's not only for metal
NoVaKane I know. Tempered glass is not to make it strong. Is so it breaks in small pieces.
i think you're right about annealing in the video, but tempering does exist for glass. it increases the internal stress in the surfaces of the glass, relative to the center, to make it resist shattering and scratching. now if you said that martensitic age hardening was only for metal, I'd agree
Nice save Betty 12:40
Bob. Go get the distiller off the shelf...OK Smash! You're fired Bob.
1:05 hay it’s not me the doesn’t send enough screws or just the wrong size screws or misaligns the holes or in some cases just dosnt drill any holes in the wood at all, some assembly required turns into I hope your a master Carpenter so you can fix the bouch up the factory made, I have banned flat pack furniture from my house as I’m feed up of having to fix them.
And that's how bongs are made too
also, surprised they don't wear gloves harvesting the mushrooms considering they are grown from manure.......
My god, the things one must find in hotel laundry 😷
I lost $100 in bed on a cruise ship, the laundry lady was happy that morning. She say, no no me no find money
What are done with the mushroom stumps that are cut off?
I find it hilarious that some people used a chip-board table to try to recreate the July 20 Plot. Wouldn't the table have been made of oak?
Looks like a younger Gerald McRaney with Jeremy Clarkson's stunt double in the thumbnail.
10:13 what in the hell the cameraman thinking to shoot that head
l loled
Showing his sweat but yes, a bit odd
I looked up the distiller, it sells for around $1200
It would have been nice to show how the frosted areas of the glass showing graduations, item numbers, the name and place to mark it are created instead of wasting time in the sweat on the head and the last quality control cleaning which occurs with any product.
Lewis Doherty probly just stencils and acid etch
The glassware I have seen appears to be created by additive material rather than subtractive material. The marks seem to be a raised frosting on top of the glass vessel rather than something etched into the glass. There are often frosted areas which appear to be designed to allow writing with a pencil. If it was etched, a rubbery stencil would be placed over them and a sand blast used to pit the glass. Fluoric acid can be used to dissolve sections of glass, but that frosting effect probably couldn't be easily achieved. Little particles of the acid would have to be shot and not splatter flat onto the glass surface. I don't think that could happen and it would be more desirable to shoot sand. I was wondering if the process involved shooting hot small glass particles onto the hot glass? @@samiamm5764
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Nice clean sheets washed with recycled foot and butt water ya it's that good
Dude,you totally need a Zeppelin intro here
1:10 Champignon Mushroom Factory in Netherlands (Dutch Mushroom Projects)
If the spores are already in the compost when it arrives, how can they be sure there are no poisonous ones in the mix? Do they somehow sterilize it first and then implant the right spores before delivery?
I have to sterilize a batch of wine before adding the right yeast culture for fermentation.
the manure is composted in a very specific way then pasteurized to kill everything off thats harmful. Its then inoculated with spawn (not spores) and grown. This show got most of it wrong.
@@k_froggy Thanks... I've watched videos of mushroom farming and this one didn't make sense. Thanks for the clarification.
I wonder what would they do if there a unwanted mushrooms mixed in with the other mushrooms?
If I hadn't gone into Software Development, I probably would have gone into an industrial (non-art) glass-making career.
Making glass is technically still soft-ware development. Until the wares harden, of course.
did they say they tempter the borosilicate glass? cause thats not right. annealing, opposite of temper. slowly cool.
Am I the only one who’s grossed out by the fact that none of the laundry facilities workers were wearing gloves when handling dirty bedding?
They wear gloves because of the nasty stuff people do with those linens.
Patrick Harper totally agree!!!!
No Patrick, you are not the only one 🤮
@@haraldpettersen3649 yes. In case you didn't know, linens is another name for bedding. 👅
@@haraldpettersen3649 I know that! Obviously you are the one that does not understand. I never disputed that they didn't wear gloves! I just said that they should have worn gloves because people are gross and that they should wear them. Do you understand now!?
"In Theory"......ROFL!
That first one is a How mushrooms are made ... not how they work. I am very dissapointed. I wanted to know how mushrooms work.
It works the same way you do!
@@ryank1273 Yeah but how do they work specifical. I know they're Organic things wich feed of living and dead things but how for instance dos the Mycelia work. Or how do these things breathe, what do they breathe, etc.
@@Techischannel I know that, I was more or less joking around. Seeing that we are in quarantine, we can't really move about, kinda like a mushroom.
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funny the narrator sounds the same as Nick from project Binky lol
There is always a missing part and it always looks like you've put it together right until the last piece.
How mushrooms work???
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Who was the first guy to see a mushroom growing in a pile of poo and decided to eat it?
Oh my god! Corrosion on all frame of machines, so dirty
The mulch does not protect the mushroom spores... It stops other spores from getting in...
😃 YAY POOPY FUNGUS!
Hhmmmmm sautey mushrooms in butter till dark brown crispy and oignoins sautey with it and let cool down and mix in ground beef with the spice you like and slowly cook so that most of the fat is cooked out and make sure that the paty is half a inch and at the end put swiss cheese on top slowly let melt and put it on a steamed bagel and add the condiments you like and voila hmmmm
This paragraph is terrible. PUNCTUATION is so important!!
Now i know i could extract marijuana with laboratory glass... 😂
Why did they make the lady wearing a headscarf wear a hair net as well wouldn’t that stop any hair.
Mushrooms ever washed 1 and watch it sag away - they dont wash full mushrooms surley ? a bit dirt wont kill yah
Quilts or top covers might get washed once a month! Yikes!
Now I know why when I buy mushrooms, some of them are bruised - the way they get chucked into the basket when they're picked...😕
Same with bananas.
I just wonder why gravity doesn't affect glassblowing....why the molten glass blob doesn't dangle or why it doesn't drip down the tube
Sam Manalili They heat it enough to soften without melting into runny drops. They have to turn the pieces round as they blow because gravity will make them droop if they're held in one .
The factory environment may be very high pressure gas, dense enough to the glass inside neutrally buoyant.
How can they possibly know that Glass takes over a million years to decompose ?
Weigh a glass object in 1850, throw it in a dump, weigh it again in 1950, see how much is has been removed by natural decomposition (not a lot of it!), then multiply.
Geologists can tell the age of eruptions from the decomposition of Obsidian, volcanic glass. The decomposition of glass turns it to Opal if you've ever seen a hundred-year-old bottle you'll see the opal veneer on it.
You make something put it on the ground and wait for it to decompose 🙄
0:48 Is that... comic sans
The glass flasks are annealed not tempered.
does constant heat really causes baldness? for the glass blower?😂😂
Mike Shinoda I hope not! Lol
No!!! Its the 3 years of stress until he stopped breaking the glass distillers he was making
conickle making machin
Not the full mushroom process... lab glass goes with the proper process 😂
Frene-chah
8:20 that's some 80's porno shit going on with the look and the blowing of a tube... yeeeaah i'll start writing the script.. :D
I came here after watching Dr stone
10:13 savage
10:13 why you should zoom in on his bald head? 😂
my favorite part of the video. they were showing how the worker was sweating with the toil of his labors
I watch how it's made ( a televised program that is similar to this ) - we always mention that the real question is how the factory machinery is designed to create and manufacture the products featured in this type of program. (**NOTE to Producer ;))
3:57 putting a hairnet over a hair covering? what?
pointless ppe award goes to these guys.
13:20 someone got murdered in their hotel room.
we all know that ain't a jelly stain...
3:32 that mushroom has closed eye
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3:47
What's the point of the hairnet?
Just to make sure that there is no hair whatsoever. Hahaha.
Why did they have to show that stain at 13:10 I’m eating breakfast 🤮🤮 .. I still love how the narrators have no chill.
HAIR NET over a BURKA. Not... HEALTH INSPECTOR Approved.
ZZP Zing Pheonix 😂 Shut the FUCK up with your RANDOM capitalization stupid FUCK
1:10
i lost it when they made that chick with a hijab wear a hair cover on top of it
cool, in Indonesia there is no. I'm here for production
its not an hd
Washing mushrooms? Are you kidding me?
Maids??? And it is red wine, not strawberry jam......
How bout a clandestine drug lab ?
Just be careful that BATS dont shit on your mushrooms or you'll start a pandemic!!!
Those guys should be really wearing masks.
this shows just a copy of how its made
Right on Einstein.
am wondering who are making the Cristal meth pipe and the krack pipes
David Lefort Probably people who can spell 🙄🤷♀️
I don’t think a crack head can afford a 2000 pipe 🤷♂️
y are y'all zooming on his bald head?
it's beautiful, obviously.