Graham, here are a few tips that will help you avoid getting demonetised: - Flip the video horizontally (mirror it) - Crop the video a bit, or zoom in - Add a colour correction overlay. Change the contrast, saturation, colour temperature, etc. - Change the pitch of the audio By making these changes to the video you are reacting to, you're working towards more of a remix, in addition to what you're already doing, which is pausing it and providing commentary/criticism. Hope this helps 👍
@@CommandoMaster it's not horrible. It has heart protective benefits, but yeah. You're better off buying the cheapest and healthiest foods in the world, dry beans, lentils, frozen berries. etc
@@extrasalt9053 It's to prevent people from diverting natural resources and disrupting the water cycle. Same reason you can't go drain a lake or reroute a river. So, for example, a company like Nestle can't just collect and bottle rainwater to sell en masse at the expense of the rest of us. In Georgia, where I live, you can collect rain but you can only use that water for outdoor purposes
7:30 grey water systems exist for doing this kind of thing don't they? keeps water from showers in a seperate tank and you can water your plants with it
It's a common recommendation to recycle graywater for non-contact use, number one being for toilet flushing, and second is to use the top portion after settlement via gravity for plants (assuming that there's not much more waste in the water than the plants can handle). A less common recommendation comes from the energy perspective; where the shower water is looped through a filter so you save the heating cost.
@@phuckhugh2698 cheap? those things are freaking expensive since it really adds up. They tend to break every time you use them so you can only use them once. Socks are a lot cheaper i think
We read so much about stock lately than I read " Brews his coffee through a stock". It honestly took me a minute to get it. For my defence it's still early here 😅
Graham, you inspired me to start my own channel to help people learn how to live more frugally, save and invest and retire early if that's their plan and I'm already at nearly 1k which I'm very excited about! I don't see enough women talking about it so I just decided to be one that does! Thank you and thank you for all of the work you do to inspire and help us all.
I'm just in awe at your story! (nearly 1K) I'm thinking of starting my own channel (Graham inspired as well) also but not sure how. This is important for me too as the knowledge/understanding is not there especially from the part of the world I'm from.
@@Eliz0214 Thankyou, Eliz. To be honest I'd argue then this is the best time for you to start one. If you make the channel about your journey on learning more and sharing as you go, it's perfect. You don't have to be an expert. Make your channel about learning is what I'm doing! And helping others save time on the research by doing it myself .
NOOOOO!!!! NO! NO! The bath water thing got me … that was messed up and I agree with Graham on the unsanitary issue. Liked keep it up Graham I am impressed on the time frame without sacrificing quality!
Isn’t It funny how I used to watch millennial money all the time and since Graham was featured I’ve been watch is his channel all the time now 😂 I even forgot I came from millennial money , I only remembered when that video popped up again for me !
"I will continue to focus on things that save me the most time and money with the least amount of effort". Ummm, that water pumping contraption takes wayyy more effort (and people!) than just turnng a tap.
Anne Day yea but all my jeans have two small pockets in the back..like my phone doesn’t even fit in there 😂 maybe I’m just buying the wrong type of clothes
(German: Regentonne) In Germany it’s totally normal to save the water from the rain. The water is collected from the gutter into a barrel and most people use it to water their plants. Most of the barrels have lids so the water can’t get dirty or evaporate. My neighbour was using it to flush her toilet, a watering can was always next to it.
OMG! Easy water catcher money saver, if you have the room, put a bucket in the shower with you and angle the shower head towards it so the excess water is collected in the bucket. Then you can take it to the garden and water the flowers....my grandparents did this when I was growing up and i never appreciated the conservation until now. This works best with showers that are not shower/bath combos, aka have a large flat floor surface.
Hey Graham! I just found your channel a few weeks ago and I’m obsessed. Now I’m looking into real estate investing and enjoying all your millionaire reacts 🤙😎
They do have ways of recycling the used water. It's called a grey water collection system. They also have rain water collection systems for bringing fresh water into the house. A lot of people who live off the grid or in places where water is super expensive use them. Or people into saving the environment.
Coffee Socks are a thing. They are a brand of reusable fabric coffee filters. Same concept, less fuzz. I use mine to brew cold brew concentrate once a month. No extra electricity needed outside of the fridge. Concentrate means it doesn't take up too much room in the fridge. I also make my own creamer with milk, sweetened condensed milk, and a dash of vanilla.
There are so many houses in Germany that use rainwater from the roof to water the plants. This can go into metric tons through a single season. Water from the shower could be reused to flush toilets. Around 1/3 of domestic water usage is showering, 1/3 is flushing the toilet, and 1/3 is the rest. Plumbing in new houses could support such systems that reuse the shower water and cut the costs to 2/3.
There are places where it is actually Obligatory to have a separate system for rain water. On the neighborhood I used to live in (my parent's home, GDL, Mexico), we had at least 3 plumbing systems on our homes: "Rain water", "Contaminated Water", and "Sewer", and some have an extra one that is mostly a kitchen compost system but that one wasn't obligatory. One for rain water which you can use for plants and the rest goes to the "absorption well", The "contaminated water" system that contained most of the bathrooms, this system contains soapy water and human oils so while it can be reused it can only be stored for a week, it is used on toilets and can be also used for plant watering. In my house every sunday a pump would throw away the "contaminated water" through a filter the filtered part to the rain water, and the oils and contaminants through the normal sewer. The normal sewer, The kitchen and at least one restroom must be connected to it, the restroom to provide where to clean your hands from any abnormal waste, like cement, thinners, alcohol, paint ... All this is done because there is an aquifer just bellow the neighborhood, and through a messy agreement we were allowed to make use of it but have to take care of it, as a consequence the neighborhood has very cheap water but strong regulations.
I see a video about coffee I hit like, simple 😉 graham - I’ve been inspired by your channel and love for coffee and have started a channel to document UK property investing :)
Graham! I have a life hack for you. Cut your sock and underwear spending in half with this one weird trick. When you are done using your socks and underwear just flip them inside out. You get twice the use out of them
Who has time to watch you at 9am?!? I'm normally knackered at WORK by then 😂 I watch late at night while high lol, but then again I'm in the uk so my time is different when you upload
I’m literally shook that me and Graham reuse so many of the same things!! I reuse flossers, straws, and grocery bags as trash bags as wellll😹😯 and I also clean my straws like Graham does lol
7:40 hey Graham... You probably won't see this! But there is a way to do that. Should do some research on "earthships". They have what is called white water, gray water and black water. I alot of the "grey water"... Would be water you would use in the sinks or to shower gets reused in the "earthships" either as water to irrigate plants you use to water plants or in the toilet. It's a super cool concept.
We save rain water all the time, collect It from the roof, into a large tank. Its great to wash cars at home. Connect it to a power washer so we don't have to wash the car with a rag, and it leaves no spots, like tap water does.
Graham if the expense is the filter then just buy a permanent 'gold' filter that you just wash off and lasts forever which costs between $6-10. No need for a sock
It's not legal to use rainwater here if it goes into the sewer. Sewer charges are determined by the water usage as measured by the meter, and they can't charge you if you use rain water.
Graham it’s called a cesspool in the suburbs where the water goes back into the soil or a sewer in metropolitan areas where the water is refined through lol.
Graham you need to check out earthship home design! Starts with rainwater collection and stored into a cistern, water is used for household needs. Sinks and bathtub water go towards a "grey water" storage tank that is cleaned thru a charcoal filter and peat moss typically that you can use for indoor gardening for edible plants and/or use the grey water to be used for the toilet tank water. Used toilet water is considered "black water" and would go straight into a typical septic system, which than that water can be used to water inedible plants down stream. Great stuff! Also, check out the video on TH-cam with Bill Gates figuring out how to make cheap toilet for countries living well under the poverty line!
Paper coffee filters are a waste of paper and money, but you can get a reusable coffee filter at Walmart for a few bucks. Some plants might not do well with soap in their water, but if the shower water went into a tank that could be used for flushing toilets, that would be cool.
What people are thinking of is a grey water system. It uses water from sinks, showers, etc to flush toilets and water gardens. I have a design for one to put in the basement of my current house.
You should make a video of you making coffee with a sock and try 2 methods for heating water. One using a coffee maker and the 2nd one using the stove. Then last but not least do a taste test and let us know what you think.
1. Buy a reusable straw. It's a thing. Also, you can buy a cheap pipe-cleaner to clean it with. 2. Soapy water could kill your plants; they don't need soap. 3. I save 100% on coffee by not drinking coffee.
See, I told you this show is addicting. I am so sad I can't find anymore episodes of this show. You should watch the next Cheapskates where the guy goes around asking if people are going to finish their food at a restaurant & then takes their food in a to-go container.
Graham what you’re talking about with recycling water is called a gray water system. Some new LEED certified buildings use them to flush toilets and water plants
There are a lot of counties that don't allow you to collect rain water, be careful before doing this. You don't want to get fined by the local government because your neighbor doesn't like how your backyard looks with funnels and bottles everywhere.
are rain water tanks not common in the US? in Aus it not uncommon to see a normal residential house with a 1000L+ tank that is used for watering gardens
I use a Breville espresso maker and it does not use a coffee filter, it has a stainless steel one that you simply rinse after using. The coffee is better then a conventional coffee brewer and even using $9CAD Maxwell House coffee in a large tin makes a great crema. Its better then using a coffee filter or a sock and I don't go to Tim Hortons or Starbucks, its saving me a fortune!
I understand saving money, but most of that was going WAY to far. The only thing I can agree with is shopping at garage sales, maybe a clean sock for the coffee (even though I would never do it because there is reusable filters), and maybe the rain water but that was a stretch. Making stuff at home is ok but some things are better off purchased because it will last.
Graham, here are a few tips that will help you avoid getting demonetised:
- Flip the video horizontally (mirror it)
- Crop the video a bit, or zoom in
- Add a colour correction overlay. Change the contrast, saturation, colour temperature, etc.
- Change the pitch of the audio
By making these changes to the video you are reacting to, you're working towards more of a remix, in addition to what you're already doing, which is pausing it and providing commentary/criticism.
Hope this helps 👍
Yea I've heard that making frequent pauses to comment helps hugely. Especially with songs
Thank you!
The Sirius so a remix? Lol
@@GrahamStephan No worries, hope this helps 👍
I've tried all these, doesn't stop the detection algorithm at all.
Don’t reuse bath water unless you’re selling it on your only fans.
...patiently waiting for someone to buy that
Graham Stephan
That’s why you always keep some cash on the side 😉
For great buying opportunities.
@@GrahamStephan Investor bathwater coming soon?
Casey Burns Investing or for thumbnails with money lmao (jk he said he always has a couple grand at home for thumbnails lol)
That part
Graham, since you started watching Extreme Cheapskates, have you incorporated anything into your everyday life?
😂😂😂😂
This is a good question wish he would answer
Graham, you should do a grocery haul or shop with me video. The people need to know how you spend so little on groceries!
Farming Our Backyard he had one where he broke down what his breakfast cost him.
Bruhh I hate when I’m reading a comment and an AD take me back to the top 🤧🤧😭😭
Owolabby Azeez same it’s super annoying
It literally happened to me while reading ur comment!! 😂😂
THANK YOU! It drives me crazy! Glad I'm not the only one who can't stand this. 😅
Owolabby Azeez this happened right as I was reading this comment!
I love Graham but that’s usually what makes me click out of the video 😩
3:58 "he's probably single "
Yepp exactly my thoughts before you said it 😂 😂 😂
"15-20 minutes to boil water"
Local millionaire reveals he has never boiled water on a stove
Depends on how much you're trying to boil, and older stoves definitely took longer to warm up
Underrated coment
@@bzmiatas My electric stove really does take forever to boil water. 10+ minutes, for sure.
Mariya M 3 mins on mine lol
@@lazulin I have an electric stove and it takes 2-4 minutes
I know he’s using a clean sock, but in my mind, all I can picture is coffee going through a dirty sock.
@Shahin "repurposed water" bro thats nutsack water 👾
Damn, same man thats nasty
Lint, dust, hairs can still be on the sock and go into your coffee.
New invention: just don’t drink coffee.
Philip Simon 😂😂😂👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
NANI??!!
Shh. Don't tell those people! But for real, coffee is a waste of money and so is alcohol.
@@CommandoMaster it's not horrible. It has heart protective benefits, but yeah. You're better off buying the cheapest and healthiest foods in the world, dry beans, lentils, frozen berries. etc
"I like to collect rainwater!"
Government: Allow us to introduce ourselves
Where's problem in that? Here in Czech republic you can get money from government for that purpose
@@vaseklepic12 Some states in the US make it illegal to collect rainwater. I have no idea why but it's probably because they don't make money on it.
@@extrasalt9053 It's to prevent people from diverting natural resources and disrupting the water cycle. Same reason you can't go drain a lake or reroute a river. So, for example, a company like Nestle can't just collect and bottle rainwater to sell en masse at the expense of the rest of us.
In Georgia, where I live, you can collect rain but you can only use that water for outdoor purposes
Have you seen nestles/arrowhead massive bottling plant in socal that pulls millions of gallons a year out of our aquifer?
7:30 grey water systems exist for doing this kind of thing don't they? keeps water from showers in a seperate tank and you can water your plants with it
Yeah. I've definitly heard of those b4
It's a common recommendation to recycle graywater for non-contact use, number one being for toilet flushing, and second is to use the top portion after settlement via gravity for plants (assuming that there's not much more waste in the water than the plants can handle). A less common recommendation comes from the energy perspective; where the shower water is looped through a filter so you save the heating cost.
Graham's girlfriend after seeing him drinking a coffee he brewed using her socks ➡️ NotGraham'sGF
wouldn;t her pantyhose be more effective. Pantyhose are cheap and can be uses as a filter or cheese cloth.
@@phuckhugh2698 cheap? those things are freaking expensive since it really adds up. They tend to break every time you use them so you can only use them once. Socks are a lot cheaper i think
@@rebecca3sanders agreed
Next up: *Millionaire Reacts To Millionaire Drinking Starbucks* 😂
Really pretentious for Graham to refer to himself as "millionaire" just to get clicks and views for more money.
maybe Millionaire Reacts To Millionaire ice coffee
...and faints at the prices paid
Not only that, Millionaire's Starbucks daily expenses: "Sunday: $7, Monday: $3, Tuesday: $4, Wednesday: $4, Thursday: $5, Friday: $8, Saturday: $9" starts yelling*
Algorithm, algorithm, on the wall, who posts the best comments of them all.
We read so much about stock lately than I read " Brews his coffee through a stock". It honestly took me a minute to get it. For my defence it's still early here 😅
The perfect French with Dylane I did too! 😂
Someone needs a fresh cup of sock coffee :) That'll wake you up.
@@thisoldnest6963 Thanks god I am not the only one 😅
@@Murchlives On my third 😅
7:24 Graham wishing for an invention to recycle water.... you know, like a grey water system. 😂
Graham, you inspired me to start my own channel to help people learn how to live more frugally, save and invest and retire early if that's their plan and I'm already at nearly 1k which I'm very excited about! I don't see enough women talking about it so I just decided to be one that does! Thank you and thank you for all of the work you do to inspire and help us all.
Rachael Zoey - what’s your channel name?
I'm just in awe at your story! (nearly 1K) I'm thinking of starting my own channel (Graham inspired as well) also but not sure how. This is important for me too as the knowledge/understanding is not there especially from the part of the world I'm from.
@@Eliz0214 Thankyou, Eliz. To be honest I'd argue then this is the best time for you to start one. If you make the channel about your journey on learning more and sharing as you go, it's perfect. You don't have to be an expert. Make your channel about learning is what I'm doing! And helping others save time on the research by doing it myself .
@@BriarRose74 Rachael Zoey ☺️
@@RachaelWrigley Thanks!
The sock is like a cast iron skillet, each time you use more, it adds in flavour ;)
Ew
He said he saves “dollars a week.” A pack of filters has like 200 filters in it? 🤔
DJ * my thought exactly. He’s saving a few dollars a year. 😂
Tara Wagner Coaching 👍 😂
🤣🤣🤣
NOOOOO!!!! NO! NO! The bath water thing got me … that was messed up and I agree with Graham on the unsanitary issue. Liked keep it up Graham I am impressed on the time frame without sacrificing quality!
I saw a reusable coffee filter at the dollar store for about $2.49. It could be used indefinitely.
Isn’t It funny how I used to watch millennial money all the time and since Graham was featured I’ve been watch is his channel all the time now 😂 I even forgot I came from millennial money , I only remembered when that video popped up again for me !
"I will continue to focus on things that save me the most time and money with the least amount of effort".
Ummm, that water pumping contraption takes wayyy more effort (and people!) than just turnng a tap.
Graham, you're one of the reasons I feel motivated to get up some bad mornings. Thank you for existing. I wish I could meet you dude!
Michael: Brews his coffee through a sock.
Graham: Why didn't I think of that?
My Daughter's Dividend Investing Journey my husband leaves the ground in the cup.... lol savings abundant 😂
@@Siobhanjcm 😂
‘I use my pockets all the time’...us girls can’t relate 😭😂
Anne Day I was talking bout the lack of pockets in our clothing lol
Anne Day yea but all my jeans have two small pockets in the back..like my phone doesn’t even fit in there 😂 maybe I’m just buying the wrong type of clothes
The rubber band and soap idea is so creative yet so simple.
(German: Regentonne) In Germany it’s totally normal to save the water from the rain. The water is collected from the gutter into a barrel and most people use it to water their plants. Most of the barrels have lids so the water can’t get dirty or evaporate. My neighbour was using it to flush her toilet, a watering can was always next to it.
why does no one think to get a reusable coffee filter? it blows my mind. I haven't bought a filter in years...
Same here. I sew a couple of them from cotton fabric a year ago. I got the fabric from my mother. 😁👍
@@ims19901 i got one that is plastic with a metal screen and ive had it for years, it was only a few bucks.
@@ims19901 you are cute btw ;)
@@mybrainmelted creepy
OMG! Easy water catcher money saver, if you have the room, put a bucket in the shower with you and angle the shower head towards it so the excess water is collected in the bucket. Then you can take it to the garden and water the flowers....my grandparents did this when I was growing up and i never appreciated the conservation until now. This works best with showers that are not shower/bath combos, aka have a large flat floor surface.
Graham thank you for putting in the effort to make these videos
Oh my god😂😂🤣 grahams face when he pours the water into the sock, like it’s the most gross thing he’s ever seen. “I’m cheap, but not that cheap...”
“That is something only a mother would say.” 😂😂😂
Hey Graham! I just found your channel a few weeks ago and I’m obsessed. Now I’m looking into real estate investing and enjoying all your millionaire reacts 🤙😎
I think the guy needs to build a girlfriend out of duct tape, rubber bands, 50 feet of tubing and socks.
I think he already made his own "girlfriend" flesh light from a balloon
He could just buy a fleshlight for $50.
They do have ways of recycling the used water. It's called a grey water collection system. They also have rain water collection systems for bringing fresh water into the house. A lot of people who live off the grid or in places where water is super expensive use them. Or people into saving the environment.
Graham what your talking about is a gray water catchment system it’s good for watering lawns and FLOWER gardens. You can have them installed
Coffee Socks are a thing. They are a brand of reusable fabric coffee filters. Same concept, less fuzz.
I use mine to brew cold brew concentrate once a month. No extra electricity needed outside of the fridge. Concentrate means it doesn't take up too much room in the fridge. I also make my own creamer with milk, sweetened condensed milk, and a dash of vanilla.
There are so many houses in Germany that use rainwater from the roof to water the plants. This can go into metric tons through a single season.
Water from the shower could be reused to flush toilets. Around 1/3 of domestic water usage is showering, 1/3 is flushing the toilet, and 1/3 is the rest. Plumbing in new houses could support such systems that reuse the shower water and cut the costs to 2/3.
There are places where it is actually Obligatory to have a separate system for rain water. On the neighborhood I used to live in (my parent's home, GDL, Mexico), we had at least 3 plumbing systems on our homes: "Rain water", "Contaminated Water", and "Sewer", and some have an extra one that is mostly a kitchen compost system but that one wasn't obligatory.
One for rain water which you can use for plants and the rest goes to the "absorption well",
The "contaminated water" system that contained most of the bathrooms, this system contains soapy water and human oils so while it can be reused it can only be stored for a week, it is used on toilets and can be also used for plant watering. In my house every sunday a pump would throw away the "contaminated water" through a filter the filtered part to the rain water, and the oils and contaminants through the normal sewer.
The normal sewer, The kitchen and at least one restroom must be connected to it, the restroom to provide where to clean your hands from any abnormal waste, like cement, thinners, alcohol, paint ...
All this is done because there is an aquifer just bellow the neighborhood, and through a messy agreement we were allowed to make use of it but have to take care of it, as a consequence the neighborhood has very cheap water but strong regulations.
Watching this while all are stocks are melting I am thinking:
The future currency will be either Graham’s likes smashed or toilet paper.
No. Hand sanitizer.
Why not smashed toilet paper
I'm pretty sure it's going to be 20 cent iced coffee.
I see a video about coffee I hit like, simple 😉 graham - I’ve been inspired by your channel and love for coffee and have started a channel to document UK property investing :)
Posting my first video tomorrow!
Graham! I have a life hack for you. Cut your sock and underwear spending in half with this one weird trick. When you are done using your socks and underwear just flip them inside out. You get twice the use out of them
A parents’ love never ceases to amaze me.
Like for saving and reusing straws. Good job, Graham!
Thanks for the video Graham! Have a great day
Graham:
>you need to have free time so you don’t spend money!
>he has way too much time on his hands!
Who has time to watch you at 9am?!? I'm normally knackered at WORK by then 😂 I watch late at night while high lol, but then again I'm in the uk so my time is different when you upload
Collecting and using rain water for purposes other than watering a garden is illegal in some states.
Dude! You're so clutch. You posted this right as I went on my break. 👍
I’m literally shook that me and Graham reuse so many of the same things!! I reuse flossers, straws, and grocery bags as trash bags as wellll😹😯 and I also clean my straws like Graham does lol
This video was hilarious. Loved it Graham!
7:40 hey Graham... You probably won't see this! But there is a way to do that. Should do some research on "earthships". They have what is called white water, gray water and black water. I alot of the "grey water"... Would be water you would use in the sinks or to shower gets reused in the "earthships" either as water to irrigate plants you use to water plants or in the toilet. It's a super cool concept.
Michael's mom: He comes up with great ideas
Ad: So, you've got a great idea? You need a website.
😂
We save rain water all the time, collect It from the roof, into a large tank. Its great to wash cars at home. Connect it to a power washer so we don't have to wash the car with a rag, and it leaves no spots, like tap water does.
I'm now running outside with the bucket collecting snow. I never knew Colorado is paved with gold until I watched this.
The shade in this video had me like 🤭😂
Graham if the expense is the filter then just buy a permanent 'gold' filter that you just wash off and lasts forever which costs between $6-10. No need for a sock
Bro this is straight comedy! This is hilarious!
It's not legal to use rainwater here if it goes into the sewer. Sewer charges are determined by the water usage as measured by the meter, and they can't charge you if you use rain water.
9 views 7 likes if this is not Graham's channel I don't know what is!
Sounds about right ;)
" he's probably single"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I completely agree about the straws the only problem I love chewing my plastic straws so reusing them is never a option
All I wanted for my Birthday was a new Millionaire Reacts video lol, thanks Graham!
Michael's giving companies a run for their money! 😅 But I have to say, some of these are pretty clever!
*This is the kind of content I wake up for*
Graham it’s called a cesspool in the suburbs where the water goes back into the soil or a sewer in metropolitan areas where the water is refined through lol.
Graham you need to check out earthship home design! Starts with rainwater collection and stored into a cistern, water is used for household needs. Sinks and bathtub water go towards a "grey water" storage tank that is cleaned thru a charcoal filter and peat moss typically that you can use for indoor gardening for edible plants and/or use the grey water to be used for the toilet tank water. Used toilet water is considered "black water" and would go straight into a typical septic system, which than that water can be used to water inedible plants down stream. Great stuff! Also, check out the video on TH-cam with Bill Gates figuring out how to make cheap toilet for countries living well under the poverty line!
Oh my, the milk crate on the wall....I had a tenant who used 3" screws to attach pieces of old pallets to the walls, complete with mud and debris.....
The editing in combo with the finance comedy is top tier 😂👏🏾
We want more House Updates Graham!
He could water the garden if the soap doesn’t kill the plants, but he probably buys the cheapest most toxic soap
Looks like Graham’s making gains in more than just finance, keep at it brotha! 💪
Paper coffee filters are a waste of paper and money, but you can get a reusable coffee filter at Walmart for a few bucks.
Some plants might not do well with soap in their water, but if the shower water went into a tank that could be used for flushing toilets, that would be cool.
Reusing bath water for laundry is fair game bathrooms in Japan have some sort of pump that reuses the bath water for laundry!
Graham, it's funny you admire him ... kind of, but you almost look at that sock with disgust. LOL!
Graham has the best sense of humor
There's also reusable filters that aren't socks... One of those or just a French press would simply be cheaper to wash too
What people are thinking of is a grey water system. It uses water from sinks, showers, etc to flush toilets and water gardens. I have a design for one to put in the basement of my current house.
I love how you walk the line between sarcasm, mocking, and satire. Truly funny only when I'm high though.
I like how Graham's saying we can't make fun of him, all the while low-key roasting him.
There are ways to save the laundry water for lawn watering. I have seen that before.
You should make a video of you making coffee with a sock and try 2 methods for heating water. One using a coffee maker and the 2nd one using the stove. Then last but not least do a taste test and let us know what you think.
There is a reuse-able coffee filter. I can use my shower water to flush the toilet with.
Look up grey water tank systems , it’s essentially using discarded water for purposes as you said
You have a poop sock? This man has a coffee sock.
That’s gross about Bath water and dishes lol Gram love your Videos! Come on using a Sock Filters are only A Dollar lol.
1. Buy a reusable straw. It's a thing. Also, you can buy a cheap pipe-cleaner to clean it with. 2. Soapy water could kill your plants; they don't need soap. 3. I save 100% on coffee by not drinking coffee.
Nobody:
This random dude: i WaSh My DiShEs WiTh My BaTh WaTeR.
Love your show.
See, I told you this show is addicting. I am so sad I can't find anymore episodes of this show. You should watch the next Cheapskates where the guy goes around asking if people are going to finish their food at a restaurant & then takes their food in a to-go container.
Graham what you’re talking about with recycling water is called a gray water system. Some new LEED certified buildings use them to flush toilets and water plants
There are a lot of counties that don't allow you to collect rain water, be careful before doing this. You don't want to get fined by the local government because your neighbor doesn't like how your backyard looks with funnels and bottles everywhere.
Graham plastic straw when used multiple can leach toxic chemical into whatever you are drinking. Try metal or glass straws for indefinite use
Can we talk about the fact that not drinking coffee has not entered the conversation? Addiction is real.
are rain water tanks not common in the US? in Aus it not uncommon to see a normal residential house with a 1000L+ tank that is used for watering gardens
this was by far your funniest video haha i love this
i dont know how but youre doing so good in youtube
They're giving graham new ways to make coffee to save himself money 🤣
I use a Breville espresso maker and it does not use a coffee filter, it has a stainless steel one that you simply rinse after using. The coffee is better then a conventional coffee brewer and even using $9CAD Maxwell House coffee in a large tin makes a great crema. Its better then using a coffee filter or a sock and I don't go to Tim Hortons or Starbucks, its saving me a fortune!
I understand saving money, but most of that was going WAY to far. The only thing I can agree with is shopping at garage sales, maybe a clean sock for the coffee (even though I would never do it because there is reusable filters), and maybe the rain water but that was a stretch. Making stuff at home is ok but some things are better off purchased because it will last.