DIY Salt | How to Make Everything: Sandwich (5/12)

In this episode of How To Make Everything, Andy George travels to the Pacific Ocean to turn water into salt and is confronted by the TSA on his journey home.

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Today, getting what you need is as easy as a trip to the store. From food to clothing, energy, medicine, and so much more, Andy George will discover what it takes to make everything from scratch. His mission is to understand the complex processes of manufacturing that is often taken for granted and do it all himself. Each week he’s traveling the world to bypass the modern supply chain in order to harvest raw materials straight from the source. Along the way, he’s answering the questions you never thought to ask.

Music by the talented Taylor Lewin

[iLoveTurtlesHaha]

"You're going to jail now". LMAO.

[ChiplockRock]

I hope you can make these episodes longer. I wanna see more details about you being priso... I mean, the whole process of it... I mean, the sandwich.

Haha jk. Awesome job!

[skullcrushers]

This is the first time I am glad to get ads. For a while, I could watch a whole playlist from you and only get about one ad. Now I'm getting almost an ad per video, which is great, and reminded me how much this playlist format must help you. You can get more money, which you deserve, and spread out the videos for the viewers.

[feralshadw]

again... this is too short and we need more details so we can really follow along for the story.. If we just wanted just basic information then we could just do a quick google search... I know where salt comes from, but I haven't made it or tried to transport it like you did. It would be more interesting to get more details about the boat ride, location you chose and why, and definitely what happened at the airport.

[burntbreadbits]

You forgot the third method, CS:GO Players.

[christophersmith]

There are many places where well water will contain plenty of salt. If you get in need of it again you should try boiling some well water down in your area first and see if it has a sufficient concentration. There are even some artisan salt industries based fully on evaporating well waters. Of course those industries are set up in some salty areas, but still.

[spice]

You can just get salt from the tears of LoL players.

[ScrapDisk]

I love this series! I definitely think you should make your videos longer though!!

[TrainOp]

lmao at you going to the Marina in Long Beach. That is probably the worst water source in a 100 mile radius. Literally LA's toilet. Good thing boiling was necessary.

[rocketplex]

Great series of How To's. I wasn't sure if you were in San Pedro but then I saw down town Long Beach lol.

[linkevin]

wouldn't the leftover crystal contains more than just sodium chloride? I mean there probably isn't any health hazard, but did it taste just like regular salt or did it has a bitter taste just like the ocean?

[Rippertear]

been watching through; this is seriously a thing I've been planning to do for quite a while. any way to donate to your cause?

[donovenvarner]

you can find salt deposits on the shore rocks in los angels

[s]

I was hoping the next episode would be ‘How to make a shiv out of toilet paper” or “how to make raisin jack in a toilet”

[katjursar]

so you are airbnb-ing and some guy is boiling sea water for 5 hours in your apartment))

[youaskforit]

4 hours of boiling water, hmmmm.... that must have taken lots of gas, if I'm ever gonna try that, I better use firewood and boil outside.

[VSHEGDE]

Your channel is like the show " How it's made " on steroids

[MH-rjjf]

LOL you should've put it in a spice bottle or salt shaker.

[StephySon]

In the past in some areas, Salt was worth as much if not more then gold, isn't that crazy!

[abyss_maal]

"Well I might go to jail for having salt in my baggage-"
Me: OOHHHH WHAT HAPPENS!?
*Video Ends*
Me: *...*