TIN CANS: 10 Survival Hacks And Uses

So, let’s talk about tin cans! Those little guys have way more to offer than you might think, especially when it comes to survival. I mean, we're talking about some serious survival hacks here!

From crafting essential tools to whipping up makeshift cooking setups, tin cans got you covered. Get ready to be amazed by the wonders of these humble containers.

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[gravlev]

Don't forget to burn off the plastic lining and remove the toxic residue by scrubbing it with dirt or sand before using it for boiling water or cooking your food in it. Unlike the cans back in the hobo days all the new cans have plastic liners as well as all the new soda and beer cans.

[dreckken]

One is not to underestimate the potential of this time honored humble invention.

[Liberty]

For the candle lantern, you're supposed to fill it with water and freeze it so the can doesn't crush or dent when you punch the holes

[markperron]

Just an addendum to your list. If you are in a cold environment you can put stones next to your campfire and heat them up. Put them in the can and place it in your tent before you retire for the day and you can warm up your space safely.

[craigoldsen]

One of the silliest videos I’ve ever seen!😂

[frederick]

Don't forget the can string can communication.

[jerrycandelaria]

Great video ingenious ideas only problem I see is most survivalists aren't carrying a pair of tin snips

[marklawrence]

New Subscriber. Keep the videos coming

[frederick]

Most cans are coated inside with some kind of polymer.
I'd only cook in it if i had no other choice.

[christopherstudley]

For those that are really seeking slightly more relevant content on tin cans : way point survival actually has some cool renditions of things he's picked up from Ole timers.

[ImTheDaveman]

Regarding the Survival Stove Can - you forgot to say it needs to be used FIRST to burn off the plastic lining inside the cans. Some cans do have plastic lining and when burned become toxic. Burn it off first before using it to cook with

[brianrepp]

If you buy your tin cans at Hobby Lobby, you can also pick up some decorative yarn, which you can use along with the tin-can-needle you make with your hammer and your trusty workbench in your garage. Don't forget to pickup their hot glue gun and extra glue when they're on sale, because you can use the needle and yarn for more than sewing. You can use for fishing, and the hot glue gun makes beautiful glue-lures which we are sure the fish would love to chow on at their next potluck. If you want to be that "extra" creator, you can sprinkle leftover glitter on the hot glue lures to give them that irresistable flash that all the fish love so much.

[ChristyCarney-ot]

❤ Thank You!! No, longer look at tin can in the same way and learned so much..😊❤

[aligarcia]

From beginning to end very well along with the graphics short and sweet

[robtholt]

😊great video very informative I'm saving this video! Thanks!

[claudeoverstreet]

Good ideas! Going to add tin snips to my go bag.
Thanks.

[Nationoutdoors]

A flower pot out of a tin can? How in the hell is that a survival hack??? More like a bored housewife hack!!!

[jacobopstad]

The fishing lure is actually a really good idea, I think. Using it as a cup or pot is good too. I like the signal mirror idea, it would certainly be better than nothing in a pinch

[MrDkgio]

I was wondering what I could do with all those wire coat hangers growing the wilderness

[jasonthomas]

Alright everyone who watched this is now a first level Hobo 😀