How to Turn Milk into Stone!
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Uploaded by HouseholdHacker on Apr 7, 2012
How to turn milk into a hard plastic nearly as strong as stone! All we need for this simple kitchen science experiment is milk, vinegar and a strainer. You can make all kinds of shapes and designs using this "plastic-like" material. In fact, this is the stuff they used before plastic was around!
Instructions:
Take 1 warm cup of milk and mix with 1 tablespoon of white vinegar. Basically, for every cup of milk you use, add 1 tablespoon of vinegar and you can make a much larger batch. Mix it together and strain out the curds that form. Once you dry it you can mold it into any shape you desire, but let it dry for a couple days first!
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Probably smelled like fart.
5 hours ago 22
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Mine's drying in my kitchen now. XD
5 hours ago 15
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easy and cheap martial arts boards to practice breaking lol
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artificial semen
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so what is this good for?
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Will this work with alligator milk? Here in the south that's all we have doiiii duurrrrr gur :B
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nice scientific and helpful..thank you!
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Great video. I really liked the delivery and simplicity of the directions.
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They should not give milk to all inmates inside the jail uoowwwhhhh
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will boob milk work?
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Casein is also a very well known protein used for working out. Slowly digests in your system so its used before bed. The more you know
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You know those that watch this and wind up in prison will be making milk shanks. My milk-shank taste better than yours.
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i wonder if i could make brass knuckles and call them milk knuckles
TheBeamer1997 2 hours ago 2
My guess is that "Milk Knuckles" while an AWESOME premise... would probably shatter after a couple uses. But let's be honest here... how often would you really need them?
HouseholdHacker in reply to TheBeamer1997 (Show the comment) 2 hours ago
i shouldnt watch all these scientific videos. they make me want to do weird things in my kitchen. .
yesterdaysYOUTH 2 hours ago 6
Good! Explore them!
HouseholdHacker in reply to yesterdaysYOUTH (Show the comment) 2 hours ago 4
Hi there, got a question please: how fireproof do you think this substance is? For instance would you be able to pour molten metal into it for castings? do you think you might be able to use this for creating negative clay molds? ... thanks for your vids, regards
DiyEcoProjects 3 hours ago
I did not test the fireproof abilities of it. I would not suggest building a house out of it, but it will most likely withstand temperatures pre-200 F
HouseholdHacker in reply to DiyEcoProjects (Show the comment) 2 hours ago