How Everyday Things Are Made

Hello friends, it's me and today we are going to see how

things

are done. Crayons, how Crayola makes it and all the other brands. Obviously, they are

made

of wax. It starts like this. You know, crayons and candles are essentially. Cousins, the yellow thing in your ear is also from the same family, oh, speaking of yellow

things

, and then they put a secret powder in the wax and no one spills it on the beans. What is this? I think it's like a starchy material that I like. strengthen the wax, mix that bad boy and then mix all the powder colors together so they make 127 different colors of crayons and for each color you have to make a separate batch, I imagine that's where it gets complicated, oh now you have the wax . solution and keep in mind that this is still just one color, we make it like an orange red crayon here and then it just spits out the wax and goes into the mold.

You see each of those dots that will grow into a crayon. one day and then remove the excess oh yes, I like this part. The factory produces up to 30,000 crayons every hour, that's a lot of crayons and then you saw that I just sucked on them. Well, the crayons are ready now. Oh, they're ready! sharp and ready, oh, they all came out like, hey, it's me, your favorite shade of orange and then you just spit them out, take each individual crayon, slide the wrapper over it, oh, and just roll them up, okay, that's really cute, you have a rapper. get a rapper, everyone's getting wrapped up tonight, oh wait, I thought we were at the crayola factory, this is another brand's roseart, wait, that sounds familiar, it's not crayola but orange yellow, y'all could have fooled me , I thought it was like a red orange, oh.

Wow, look at all the different colors for everyone to take and then this part of the factory spits out a single color for each package that arrives, oh, one by one, everyone will have a turn, everyone will be in a six year period. -the old box wow, okay, that's how they do it. I wonder how long this lasts. If they have 127 different colors, this is a fairly long process and then this machine that takes out the cardboard folds it into boxes and then all the crayons are collected. close the boxes tight, we're almost there and then it automatically folds and seals and who needs humans more and that's how you do it pretty well, how do they make the balloons?

They're

made

of rubber, right, balloons weren't always so charming. in previous days they were made from dried animal bladders, excuse what sir tried with animal bladders, yes nothing says happy birthday like some organs full of air, that's disturbing, so they pour the dye into some latex and then They mix it all together, make sure there are no lumps. no lumps, none of that kind of banging and then we let it boil over medium-high heat for 20 minutes and then when it's nice and mixed smooth or whatever, they put in some molds, put those bad boys in the latex and the They take out when they are completely coated, oh, the first coat is like a coat of primer and then put the balloon latex on it and then let it go.

Nothing like some freshly baked balloons, why do they look so delicious? They look like light bulbs. Oh, they are so. shiny now we have to wait for them to dry you know I would never have thought that's how they do it and then the brushes roll up the little part where you blow yes they roll up that blowhole for me whoa makes it easier to blow up It's very satisfying to see how they are made, then they put them in hot water and this basically disinfects the balloons, removes all the impurities so you can put your mouth on them and now that they are nice and clean, all you have to do is take them.

You take them out of the mold, you package them up and they come to a party town near you and it's like it sucks them out of the mold, okay oh yeah that's a lot of balloons and then the fun part where you have to try them out, put them in the hit, oh that's it. a big balloon man madam madam how big will it get before it bursts ah it's getting too big apparently it's not even big enough okay no holes no nothing well wow interesting this was super satisfying how do you know? makes the oil. paint, you know, the face, oh, it's so thick, the thickest paint, the most luxurious, so they take the powdered pigment, they mix it with an oil, I didn't know it was just that and then they pour the mixture into the rolls. it's all about how to make erasers, they have to be rubber, right, oh, these are the fanciest ones, oh oh, yeah, making erasers is an intense process, calm down, they're really just erasers, oh, that's a lot of rubber, oh , the forbidden chewing gum, some of the In the 1700s they used some tree resin to make gum balls and then they discovered that you could use those gum balls to erase mistakes from a pencil and then they started calling them erasers, so it's not because of the material but because it could literally erase the mistakes, but the tree resin they were using would eventually start to rot, so you know what makes them a little better.

There are a lot of ingredients needed to make a draft whose cuisine is this, so the main ingredient. It's synthetic rubber first, they run the rubber through a mill, it's like it's rolled up, it wasn't always pink, so if there were bad erasers, they would just like to throw them into the lot, they recycle them. Imagine being a faulty eraser, the purpose of your existence is to erase mistakes, but what happens when you are the mistake? They return you to the lot. We're going to try this again so they add accelerators and sulfur and then red food coloring so it doesn't always start pink.

You can have it. erasers of any color and then they mix it all together until they get a pink color that looks like a real sauce here and then vegetable oil, but we're not making a cake, oh, but it looks like dough, and then you have this nice thick roll of rubber sheet , Oh yeah. that looks good, it will eliminate a lot of errors. I wonder if the factory workers ever just take the sheet and then wrap it around themselves and are like some kind of bug that they can't get rid of and then take the rubber squares. put them in some cold water to make the erasers that erase both the pen and the pencil, they make an eraser with two different layers, there is a pink side for the pencil and then the blue side for the pen.

I didn't know blue contains pumice, what it does is like an extra abrasive so it can hug the ink, get rid of it, it never existed, slap those bad boys together, put it in the steam press, ooh, it looks like cotton of sugar, then they get rid of the excess and then you have some very thin eraser sheets. them together i want to see everything cut up oh yeah this is the best part is just cut, cut, cut, cut, cut them into eraser size and then bam you have some erasers man oh it's so cute when they cut them all of them and then they go into a giant barrel and then they put a little bit of top powder on them to keep them from sticking, that's why they feel a little dry or crunchy or dusty, toss them a little bit and smooth the edges so they're not super sharp.

You know, we want the drafts to be gentle, not intimidating. Stamp them with the logo and then package them. You have a human doing this. You have to be fast. There is a soap factory run by humans, not robots. So the soap is a mixture of olive oil. sodium and water, my friend heats everything up, mixes it, makes sure there are no chunks, and then they pour the hot mixture on the floor to set. You know this isn't like some fancy factory or anything, they're just going to put it down with a hammer. They pick it up and then cut it.

They're walking all over my soapy bra. I use it on my face and on my butt. Everyone basically steps on it when it's ready, measures it, cuts it all up and then my friend is here. The professional stacker stacks everything and then this other guy wraps it all. Oh, I thought this was a chocolate factory for a second and they were making big blocks of chocolate, but no, this is a completely inedible brick, we'll break your teeth if you do it. I even try, they don't look that good when I see them laid out at Home Depot, so the bricks are usually made of shale, it's a rock, they go and grab all that rock, take it to the factory, process it and grind it until it becomes tiny.

The pieces look like cereal and then mixed with water to get a good consistency of dough that already looks like clay, then you just mix it and then shoot it out looking like this square formation, oh long brick, delicious, it's still one piece, that's how look before you cut it, and then they have this big roller that textures the surface, oh the best part is the knife that cuts the pieces out of the blocks, yeah it looks so good, everyone remembers that woman who was addicted to eating bricks most days. I eat breakfast well, now that I see this process, I understand that it looks quite delicious, like when they are freshly baked in the factory.

Wow, this machine separates them all and they will stack in a second so they are all good. and cut and these air bags are inflated to get a firm sand on the brakes, lift them up gently, gently, you know they are bricks, but they still have sensations, so then they are put in an oven for two days to dry completely and hard, two very necessary qualities of a brick that the guys have been baking for a few days, can you burn them and then, bam, bam, they are ready to go to the nearest Home Depot? Oh, someone has to do a quality check first, we have to do.

I'm sure all of these bricks are the perfect size. They all agree. Oh, I'm surprised they break them like they put them in water. We have to do a test. If you're going to be someone's wall one day, you need to make sure you can hold out. elements and that's how they do it, but anyway that's all for today. I hope you enjoyed this video and I hope you learned something new. Make sure you turn on notifications, click, click and subscribe, join the wolf pack. I love you so much, thanks for watching, bye guys.