Redneck Coin Tumbler to Clean Dirty Clad.

[AusTexDude]

Got to give him credit for being original.

 

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[ModernMiner]

Classic!
So that's what they mean by "it's time to change your tires".
-MM-

 

[AusTexDude]

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Yea, what he said

 

[Gold Maven]

That music fits.

Pretty cool idea, looks like if you leave them in too long, they would come out slugs.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Cool! At lest it's now spendable!

 

[ThTx]

Love it! American ingenuity at it's best!

 

[Bottlecapbill]

Haha. I have to question the cost of power consumption vs the value of the clad.........but otherwise it's pretty cool

 

[bobby5]

Now that took some thinking.Lol

 

[DeepseekerADS]

A great original video!

Loved it!

 

[smokeythecat]

How about a gerbil ball thrown in the washing machine with clad inside?

 

[AusTexDude]

How about a gerbil ball thrown in the washing machine with clad inside?

If you had a ton of clad and several gerbil balls to do one load then it might work but the power and water used would eat up your profits.

Ha, I just noticed I said gerbil balls.

 

[SusanMN]

So, is anyone other than me wondering about this wishing well that the quarters came out of? Sort of unusual on private property and can't imagine that a public place would just abandon the change.

 

[AusTexDude]

So, is anyone other than me wondering about this wishing well that the quarters came out of? Sort of unusual on private property and can't imagine that a public place would just abandon the change.

Yea lol I was also wondering about that. Well, the video "does" say Redneck. He probably took it from a mall or Ronald McDonald House or something.

 

[DeepseekerADS]

So, is anyone other than me wondering about this wishing well that the quarters came out of? Sort of unusual on private property and can't imagine that a public place would just abandon the change.

My first thought was that! I wouldn't dare! However, there've been a couple of times I thought about it.

Back in the early '80's I worked in an engineering office in the burbs of Detroit - a very large contingent of "Indians from across the water". Us Anglos used to toss our spare change in the urinals. One time it got so impressive, I went back to my desk thinking I should go fetch them. Finally decided to go do it, and darned - the urinal was empty. Somebody else beat me to it...

Opportunity lost....

 

[MT_Joe]

Nice!