What 2-liter bottles look like before being melted and molded into shape

(via TYWKIWDBI)

Update: Here’s a video illustration of the process…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03BJcGQ_AFU&NR

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Category: Food & Drink

9 Responses

  1. Aaron says:

    I don’t get it.

  2. Josh says:

    I actually have one of these… they’re pretty useless, but cool to have around anyway.

  3. Zach Wartes says:

    Am I the only one who thought that was a totally unhelpful “how this works” video?

  4. Ross says:

    I think the most helpful thing about this video was to let us know what the sound is that the process makes. I bet all the employees have a hard time not just gaping at the machine in a trance.

  5. Kalee Burich says:

    I thought it was a great video. If you are an engineer or in the manufacturing industry you would probably find it more interesting. I’m going to post the video on my industry blog for my customer base. Thanks!

  6. That video put me so totally at peace with everything. I need a Mountain Dew.

  7. Neil McAllister says:

    The great thing is put them in boiling water and they will return to that. (I’ve never tested it with a 2 litre bottle, but did it several times with a 330/500ml bottle as a child).

  8. Peter says:

    The small vial looks like the vials that White Labs uses. White Labs produces liquid yeast strains for beer and wine making.

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