Genius Ideas: Douse The Vinyl Record With Hot Water
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- 4 Clever Ways To Repurpose Old Vinyl Records | Before the invention of music streaming and CDs, the record player was the best way to play all of your favorite tunes. After disappearing into obscurity, some vinyl records have recently regained a fair amount of popularity as highly sought-after collectors' items. But if you happen to find any old records lying around in your grandparents' basement that have been rendered useless due to damage, we recommend transforming them into some pretty cool decorative items for around the house.
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1. Bookends
First, pour hot water onto the record just below the label over a baking pan, so that the vinyl becomes soft and bendy. Use a cutting board to bend the soft half to a right angle. Be careful not to burn your fingers while doing so. Repeat this method on another record so that you can use them as bookends.
2. Cake Stand
For this hack, you'll need records in the following sizes: 7 inches, 10 inches and 12 inches. Make sure that the 7-inch single has a small hole in the middle like the other records. Order the records so that the largest is at the bottom and the smallest is at the top. You'll need the rod and holders from a cake stand set to keep everything in place.
3. Bowls
First place a record on top of an upside-down small glass bowl in the oven. Set the temperature to 300°F to make the record soft. Place a larger bowl on top and wait for around one minute so the record can take its new shape. Once out of the oven and cooled, your old record will make the perfect snack bowl at parties.
4. Clock
Here's another smart and stylish hack for your unwanted records. If your clock has broken or no longer appeals to you, simply remove the clock's mechanism and attach it to the rear side of a record.
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Vinyl record bowls are not food safe You may put wrapped candy or other wrapped snacks in them or if you really want to put chips in them line with a few paper towels or wax paper. Also serving food in a record bowl is a clean up nightmare so line that bowl. Better idea, use a record bowl for keys.
10” shellac records are definitely not good for decoration, some can be worth a few hundred
As someone that has dozens, almost all of them have no real value. Lots of people think their grandmas 78s are worth something. They aren’t. Old doesn’t necessarily mean valuable.
@@bh1961us while this can be true for some, like the majority of those produced in the late 30s all throughout the 40s, usually range anywhere from 1-15$ resale value, which at that point i would use the shellac for decoration, as black shellac is very hard to find present day. however as someone who has over 800, id say about 25% of my collection is worth over 50$. one of mine topping out at $2,000. aside from the price alot of the music on these dont exist on digital and are quite good tunes.
@@bh1961us for example i have one with audio from 1897.
This Old Chevy Its not that I don’t care what yours are worth, but more than likely those in the video were thrift store finds that have a value on Discogs for a quarter. You really think that this person destroyed a 78 worth hundreds? No. So If they hold no value and they’re so beat to hell they don’t play through it’s really nobody’s business to tell someone else that their fun is wrong. At least it’s getting a second life and staying out of the landfill.
@@bh1961us i definitely agree with using old ones but one of those by judgement was most likely from the mid 20s and could probably have been saved. I just seek to find these kinds of 78s and restore them and put them on a digital framework, so even if it does get destroyed the audio can last much longer. like i also mentioned the black shellac material these are made from isnt produced anymore and is wonderful to work with if melted down.
The first destroyed disc was actually shellack not vinyl
I know, I wish they didn’t hurt it I collect 78s and they are quite hard to find so this is terrible.
@@IsaacSmelcZhan i have HUNDREDS of 78s. They are NOT hard to find. reply to my comment and I'll sell them ALL to you......50 cents each.....+ media mail......how can you POSSIBLY say they are hard to find? just reply, and stop being silly
First one is a 1930/35 schellack not a vinyl!!!!!
Utterly outrageous!!!!!
Bisogna essere degli stronzi per distruggere un disco a 78 giri, specialmente se è vecchio come quello
Shellac is basically hardened wax, hence why it is so brittle, unlike vinyl records that are so tough. So shellac certainly is not vinyl.
Scratched worn out cracked or warped records are worthless. So are records with music I don't like that nobody buys at yard sales..... Great recycling ideas. If anyone in the comments wants to buy these records because they consider what they see here to be 'disturbing' or 'sacrilege' I'm happy to sell you 45s and lps for 50cents each + media mail postage...so STOP complaining and START buying to "save the music;" reply to my comment and tell me how many you want.
Underrated comment
What is this blasphemy?
Are you 100% certain old record vinyl is "FOOD GRADE"?!
Gavin Byrne vinyl ain’t a toxic plastic
Vinyl is short for Poly Vinyl Chloride. Same plastic used for water pipes.
Yes, but the stabilising agents they used in old vinyl records are heavy metals stabilizers (lead among them).
Never ever serve food on old vinyls.
Basically the type of vinyl used for records is UPVC, just like that used on modern double glazed windows. It is to all intents and purposes unbreakable, hence why that material is used in both cases. But it should not come into contact with food. A pyrex bowl is more suitable for that purpose.
JUST BUY A BOWL DAMN!
If you had sold those shellacs, you could buy multiple bowls.
The first one was a shellac and it's available to buy online for 5€
Shellac records are worthless.
Never ever serve food on old vinyl!
Warp them, hot water bends the groves, warps the record , check temperature of hot water first !
But it doesn't matter surely?
Videos like this make me sick, it is just like ripping pages out of a book and taping it on a wall and calling it art.
i think this is for old warped/scratched records? maybe not
@@aubreybrown7839 With scratches a record is still playable, you can even equalize it and make it sound really nice. Warps in record you can even fix. Yet, this is to much for some people. The most I ask is that they sell it or donate it.
@@aubreybrown7839if it scratched, its still playable, but if you dont know what the hell is that plastic discs for insane people, its dont make you a master
why is everyone crying at random discs? tf
I would do these two only scratched up and unplayable records and make a clock out of Side 1 of a lp only.
Can you melt 78 as easy as 33 1/3 ?
I have a life hack!!!
Buy those things and don’t use vinyl as those things if it supposed to play MUSIC DONT MAKE A FUCKING *C L O C K* WITH IT
What AMIGA titles did you just destroy? Nina Hagen? Thomas Natschinski-Gruppe? There's a lot of great stuff on that label, even weird pressings of artists like Genesis with unique covers. I'll bet the maker of this video listens to U2 and Boney M.
I just got my first record player + vinyl and this is so painful to watch
Why did you hurt the 78! It was from Gloria records from around the 20s to 40s goddddd just use a regular bowl and bookend.
This is the equivalent of burning a book or ripping it apart to "repurpose" as some cheesy craft
what about it
It's using something heading for landfill, so why not?
Not food safe. 😓
CRIMINAL!!!
Why is everybody so mad? It’s a nice way of reusing old unlistenable vinyls
Certainly not!
How are they unlistenable?
serge933 what if they’re scratched? I mean I don’t listen to vinyls but I’m assuming it’s a way to recycle and want to keep them as a decor piece 🤷🏻♀️
serge933 if they are scratched. I doubt someone would destroy vinyls if you could still listen to them
If vinyl spins scratched lightly it will just click but BIIIG Scratch it will skip and little light scratches clicking not unlistenable
Bro what a waste they are made to be played not turned into tacky bowls
If a record is to scratched up I see no problem with this. And, it also helps to make the value of other records go up. The less in circulation, the high value of those that are. I have make bowls, clocks, boarders for walls. Each record I have used is someone that no one has ever heard of, or it is to scratched up to use. I get them for free from a store that would throw them away. Good times.
If its scratched its still playable!
do not put put on vinyl. bad idea
Then bake it and freeze it before putting it in the trash……..
The tiered cupcake stand idea is genius! So simple. I reckon wider washers and more than one record per tier (and perhaps glued together) would be make it much sturdier though. I wouldn't like to have to move the one in the video with even the lightest cupcakes on it.
Some people are as daft as a brush!
Not clever at all; merely destructive. People collect old gramophone records and it upsets me to see them used in this way.
me to
What a waste of a good old record 😴
crazy 😭
This made me ill.
I collect antique records for show and music. This is just erasing music from history!!
Hey Mr antiques. I've got 78 s for days
@@pookiebreath7 hey both of ypunim the ambassador to the vintage music secene and if ou want i can link you to agood record collecting group
I agree with mr antiques, why not listen to music instead of destroying it
Me too 78s are the best, I am about to buy some Marion Harris records.
1:15 IM A KID VINYL COLLECTOR AND THIS PISS ME OFF 1:15 WHO THE FUCK WOULD DO THAT the only time I would do that is when I have like a vinyl record that is super Duper old and does not play with new record players, but I still wouldn’t do this. It’s gotta be the most dumbest and unsanitary thing like vinyls are expensive. Depressing are expensive and y’all just dirtying it wasting it the way by making it a cake topper like that don’t even make sense whoever is not going to do this say ME AS WELL 2:02 THIS SHIT IS EVEN WORSE STOPP
Lot of these records were probably worthless anyways,
No they looked good, it's just destroying some music, kinda sad
Yohann Gd it doesn’t matter how they look, it’s how they play.
Like one of those records nobody wants at goodwill xD
Those shellacs costs $100 depends on the rarities but damn they ruined the warmth but no one plays shellacs only normal grailz
Winding hey manager winding
You
This is a disgrace to vinyl collectors
Any vinyl collectors in richmond va. I'm getting ready to trash a stack
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True. However, once it is scratched, it is going to be thrown away.
@@erikasturquoisefeather4721do you ever played scratched records?
Why on earth would anyone do this .
Instead of throwing them away, duh!
Thank you! This is awesome!
No
NO
NO! It is not!
NO! THIS IS BLASPHEMY!
NO! THIS IS VERY WRONG!
Sacrilege...
PAIN
😳😠😤🤯😡🤬
This is lame.
No u
@@schpek No you are lame, asshole learn to spell bitch.
OK boomer
@@EricBrownBey You can't even use proper grammar.
@@rec3de Doesn't matter its fucking lame. You are destroying music history to make a hideous cake tray that nobody even wants to see!
decorative vinyls exist y'all... they probably aren't ACTUAL vinyls
Probably built stronger cuz their made for decoration
Records*
*vinyl it is a plural of its self like sand or sheep. Or prefobly ues the term record(s) ,there speed or format eg LP(s),EP(s),single(s)
I paint on scratched records. Make them into clocks...instead of throwing them away!