I want to give you a VERY BIG thanks! I have been searching everywhere online, and don't feel it is necessary to pay 20 dollars for 3 fermentation air locks. What a budget saving video!
@@yazhieralfaro5383 I did try it, and it worked well. It was for fermenting veggies. The new trick I do now is fill the jar to the top with brine and then use a bag filled with water as the weight, and leave the lid loosely screwed. A bit of brine leaks out but the airlocks don't get in the way to take up more space and most of the oxygen is pushed out from the beginning of fermentation.
@@johnson554671 you leave the lid loosely screwed and used a DIY airlock? isn't it redundant to use a DIY airlock because you already loosely screwed the lid? newbie here brother, please enlighten me, I really want to ferment my c.reapers I already have almost 1 kilo waiting to be fermented hehe. .
@@jasonmyersOU812 No no. It was intentionally posted here as u mentioned needing more airlocks, so i wondered if it was because they weren't reusable. But in retrospect you of course have multiple brews going at a time and therefore need multiple airlocks haha
Hatts off to you and your colleagues if any...To how many people your are providing a very easy way .Even they use use commercially and so they benifit who cannot afford the complex methods. Respect gentleman. Stayblessed and live long.
I want to try to make wine but when I servay this airlock near shopee, the price is very expensive for this little thing. so i tried diy search. and meet this yt. later I will practice for diy to complete my video which will later be uploaded on my channel . thank you. This info is very useful👍
Not sure why I'm watching when I already have perfectly good airlocks. But I guess the old stoner in my just enjoy some stoner-crafting like engineering.
On the second one, you didn't really show it attached to anything. When you were putting the tube through the blue cap, it looked like the other end of the tube was free. Then, at the end of that segment, was the airlock hanging? What did it sit on? It would have been nice to see the entire setup once it was completed.
Hi, can you tell what can be done if airlock can not be made/available ? why can not just leave solution open to pass carbon dioxide ? what harmful bacteria can be/things can mix with solution in normal home if solution is left open to pass carbon dioxide ? Thanks
Excellent. However, you could keep a black cloth or some dark colour cloth below as a background. This would make the transparent bottles and pipes more and better visible. Thank you very much. God bless you.
Great video - love it - I went straight to ebay to buy some plastic tubing - have you seen how many different widths there are? ? Which one would you use please? 3mm, 5?
Interesting and in a pinch can be handy...but given they are only $3-4 to buy not really worth it...especially seeing as the hose your using would cost the same if not more.
Useful for those who live in places where brewing equipment isn't widely available. We have to import them from China where I live, which takes at least a month or two to get shipped.
Hi, Creative, hope you doing fine! I did the third method and its working like the video, but my professor said that's not right way. Can you please, see the video i made and tell me if, it's right or not? If you can, answer me and we see a way to me send you the video
Thank you very much, great job. So, Iv just made my first air lock bubbler and I still don't know how many bubbles it should make per minute per hour in the fermentation process, can you help please?
NEVER WORK WITH POWER TOOLS WITH HOLDING THE WORK PIECE IN YOUR HAND. ONE COULD BADLY DAMAGE THEIR HAND. IT IS JUST ONE SLIP AWAY, THIS WAY. ALWAYS GRIP THE WORK IN SOME VICE AND WEAR THE GLOVES.
I have not seen you actually measure a single thing once! Why not just cut the thing if you are only going to randomly guess? What kind of shit is this?
Last one is best... There are various methods to make airlock.... I have another method ___ No loose parts, no moveable parts ___1) Make a common holes (as per pipe diameter) on firmentation jar cap and plastic bottle cap, 2) Cut bottle from half height (use cap side bottle part) and make hole at one side of bottle wall to hold the pipe end, 3) Insert pipe from inverted bottle cap to jar cap ane glue the both caps, check for leak proofing, insert pipe in jar up to 1/2" deep, 4) Fix bottle with cap and make loop of pipe inside the bottle area, pull another end of pipe from side hole of bottle to keep that end up, 5) Pour little food coloured water (for good visibility of bubbling) from free end of pipe... Game over.
To make a simple airlock, you need to have three drill bits???? What a terrible solution. A simple and easy way is to use a nail or screw, or a metal rod and heat it up, and then poke a hole and widening it.
Still it's not simple 😂😂 , that drill bit would have made a hole in ur hand😀😀 use cling film and rubber band method fellows hassle free and also assurance of airproof fermentation, one movement of ur pipe will crack ur air seal n ur game over.
I want to give you a VERY BIG thanks! I have been searching everywhere online, and don't feel it is necessary to pay 20 dollars for 3 fermentation air locks. What a budget saving video!
did you try this brother? is it effective? how was your fermentation? are you fermenting hot peppers or you used it for wine fermenting?
@@yazhieralfaro5383 I did try it, and it worked well. It was for fermenting veggies. The new trick I do now is fill the jar to the top with brine and then use a bag filled with water as the weight, and leave the lid loosely screwed. A bit of brine leaks out but the airlocks don't get in the way to take up more space and most of the oxygen is pushed out from the beginning of fermentation.
@@johnson554671 you leave the lid loosely screwed and used a DIY airlock? isn't it redundant to use a DIY airlock because you already loosely screwed the lid? newbie here brother, please enlighten me, I really want to ferment my c.reapers I already have almost 1 kilo waiting to be fermented hehe. .
Man it costs like 1.50 euros
I made one of my own it didn't really work carbon dioxide just got trapped in the water@@yazhieralfaro5383
Wish RUclips had a LOVE button ! Absolutely adorable work. It was a pleasure to learn with you, Thank you !
I know this is 2 years old but this is so awesome. I will be using this in the future of my brews to save money. Thank you so much for this.
Can you reuse the airlock after use?
@@esben181 Bud, I think you posted this in the wrong place. But I'd be wiling to bet you could after you clean it.
@@jasonmyersOU812 No no. It was intentionally posted here as u mentioned needing more airlocks, so i wondered if it was because they weren't reusable. But in retrospect you of course have multiple brews going at a time and therefore need multiple airlocks haha
Hatts off to you and your colleagues if any...To how many people your are providing a very easy way .Even they use use commercially and so they benifit who cannot afford the complex methods. Respect gentleman. Stayblessed and live long.
I made the last one and it works perfectly.
I made the first one....works really well.
What do I do if it’s not bubbling??
Basic of the idea is fantastic. Good job. Thanks
You're a genius, blieve me👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Those are common designs
Dangerous way to use a drill
He knows it because he's genius!
Nice one idol. Amazing. Keep sharing goodvibes.
I liked the last one... Looks very great
Thanks a million. This have for sure helped me in all my wine project 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍❤️❤️
With the first method, how do stop water from going back to the fermenting jar?
I set the water bottle higher than my fermentation vessel and have had no problems with water going back into fermentation.
Wouldn't you set the fermenter higher?
The co2 push the water away once fermentation start
That cant happen if you do it righ
I want to try to make wine but when I servay this airlock near shopee, the price is very expensive for this little thing. so i tried diy search. and meet this yt. later I will practice for diy to complete my video which will later be uploaded on my channel . thank you. This info is very useful👍
Not sure why I'm watching when I already have perfectly good airlocks. But I guess the old stoner in my just enjoy some stoner-crafting like engineering.
8:29 i thought you gonna pierce your finger until you changed your grip LOL
Watching you struggle with the drill was the best part
Boring,get it?
Thankyou for including the music artist in the bio
Excelente, ya experimenté el último modelo del vídeo y obtuve excelentes resultados. Gracias, muchas gracias por compartir. Muy Agradecido me sienro
i don't know why but it's weirdly satisfying to watch the airlock during fermentation. XD
Should the syringe van in 3, touch the bottle cap on CO 2 rising?
Muito bom, eu até salvei para fazer. Obrigado!!!
hi, the number 2. i want to do it, does the small bottle have a lock? i mean the bottle cap. it is lock. or not?
You are really great.....🤝
Mr creative great work ur idea really helped me, home made yet professional way to do it !!
Anyway did ur wine go well ?? Assuming it was orange wine
The orange wine you saw in the video was a sugar fermentation solution for the production of ethyl alcohol.
@@CreativePeoples No offence but are U been high or drunk when filming this ;)
number 3 is brilliant idea, well done m8
Gracias por compartir exelente información
Amazing new followers here ❤
On the second one, you didn't really show it attached to anything. When you were putting the tube through the blue cap, it looked like the other end of the tube was free. Then, at the end of that segment, was the airlock hanging? What did it sit on? It would have been nice to see the entire setup once it was completed.
very nice 😊
Thank you so much
Nice video
Good job
Hi, can you tell what can be done if airlock can not be made/available ? why can not just leave solution open to pass carbon dioxide ? what harmful bacteria can be/things can mix with solution in normal home if solution is left open to pass carbon dioxide ?
Thanks
Excellent. However, you could keep a black cloth or some dark colour cloth below as a background. This would make the transparent bottles and pipes more and better visible. Thank you very much. God bless you.
I thought I was just watching a hand show for the first few min
Thank you sir
This is really great tysm for sharing
Sir 2nd process se water reverse hoke jar m chala jata h
The pro method is the only method in the video that cost more than a Airlock but its good for people in places that can't buy them
What cost? A small bottle and syringe van cost only 0.5 dollars here in India, whereas a plastic airlock cost 6 dollars even online
@@shajanjacob1576true
Brilliant 😊
Wow epic🤩
Thank you so much for the this really helpful video your so awesome.
Yall could also use maybe one of them shot bottles you know the little bottles shots of vodka or something come in
Thank you!
i found a tube in another demigon works, actually 4 pipes in, think on that but well done
3rd one rocks
Gracias ingenioso.
Awesome
Great video - love it - I went straight to ebay to buy some plastic tubing - have you seen how many different widths there are? ? Which one would you use please? 3mm, 5?
I don't think size matters as long as the air flow is un restricted
thank you@@MickWilczynski
5 Stars,✨✨✨✨✨
Beautiful.
tanks
Interesting and in a pinch can be handy...but given they are only $3-4 to buy not really worth it...especially seeing as the hose your using would cost the same if not more.
Useful for those who live in places where brewing equipment isn't widely available. We have to import them from China where I live, which takes at least a month or two to get shipped.
I like the video and all, very helpful, but why do you need to make a mark for where to cut if you’re not even measuring? 😂
Thank you :)
hi the number 2, the airlock can be put directly up of the container of the wine?
Numbers two and three are installed directly on the wine container.
Very good
Exlent
Hi, Creative, hope you doing fine! I did the third method and its working like the video, but my professor said that's not right way. Can you please, see the video i made and tell me if, it's right or not? If you can, answer me and we see a way to me send you the video
Thank you very much, great job. So, Iv just made my first air lock bubbler and I still don't know how many bubbles it should make per minute per hour in the fermentation process, can you help please?
how did it go ?
Cool vid ,but what's the point of marking the hose if you're going to measure by hand anyway?🤣
genios!! grasias
ima brew my own alc and sell it now
my drunk ass thank you.
NEVER WORK WITH POWER TOOLS WITH HOLDING THE WORK PIECE IN YOUR HAND. ONE COULD BADLY DAMAGE THEIR HAND. IT IS JUST ONE SLIP AWAY, THIS WAY.
ALWAYS GRIP THE WORK IN SOME VICE AND WEAR THE GLOVES.
Karen alert
The second and the third is basically the first but in a unnecessary complicated way
You're right. Just gives room for more air/water leakage
Haha. I was thinking the same. First one was great as it was.
The 2. an 3. are smaller
What is the point of the marker if you are only assigning an imaginary point anyway!?
I have not seen you actually measure a single thing once! Why not just cut the thing if you are only going to randomly guess? What kind of shit is this?
you know why the water goes back in to the line? because you are squizing on the other side
Super suit
Last one is best... There are various methods to make airlock.... I have another method ___ No loose parts, no moveable parts ___1) Make a common holes (as per pipe diameter) on firmentation jar cap and plastic bottle cap, 2) Cut bottle from half height (use cap side bottle part) and make hole at one side of bottle wall to hold the pipe end, 3) Insert pipe from inverted bottle cap to jar cap ane glue the both caps, check for leak proofing, insert pipe in jar up to 1/2" deep, 4) Fix bottle with cap and make loop of pipe inside the bottle area, pull another end of pipe from side hole of bottle to keep that end up, 5) Pour little food coloured water (for good visibility of bubbling) from free end of pipe... Game over.
Make video
@@alvarojacome3191 Video making,editing and uploading is not cup of tea for me, Sorry....
@@rasheshjinwala4881 you dont have to do all that, editing is simple in your phone, marketing? Please!
Gonna cancel my airlock now
wow
Airlocks are like 4.50 our shop the oldest one in the country went out of buisness
To make a simple airlock, you need to have three drill bits???? What a terrible solution. A simple and easy way is to use a nail or screw, or a metal rod and heat it up, and then poke a hole and widening it.
My guy, you got a drill, you got a bit its not hard to think outside the box
Don’t forget the hot glue gun
That’s what I was thinking
Glue stick lighter
Play it at 2x speed and it might be worth watching 😴
Why Mark the cut if you're not measuring it? Lmao
Just use a syringe
Almost drilled urself there
Worlds dullest drill bit
*****👍🏾
Meanwhile 🙄
music sucks otherwise brilliant
Still it's not simple 😂😂 , that drill bit would have made a hole in ur hand😀😀 use cling film and rubber band method fellows hassle free and also assurance of airproof fermentation, one movement of ur pipe will crack ur air seal n ur game over.
whats this method?
Bruh making these will cost more than an actual airlock an airlock goes on a range between
1.50 eur to 3.50 euro
Airlocks don't sell in Barbados😅😅😅. Shipping would quadruple the price
try going to just stores what sells like everything
@@Commando2392 those type of stores don't exist here🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
معلومه ایرانی هستی
Condoms work great
Very irritating music. Loose it!!💩
Very good
Thank you!