Mining for Salt | How to Make Everything

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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

[erkdoc]

I mine most of my salt from Youtube comments.

[devinsaenger]

This channel is amazing, deserves to be way bigger. Keep the great videos going! This really is a rare channel in terms of great content and videos.

[SilientShadow]

Lol, I love America. "Hope you enjoyed the salt mine tour! Before you leave, be sure to fire our cannon at the abandoned rv!"

[ImranAhmed-scqe]

I can't believe there's idiots on YouTube who get millions of views and millions of subs for stupid, meaningless videos, but videos like this with great content and great production quality aren't reaching those numbers. I really hope your projects gains the popularity it deserves in the future. ❤️❤️

[olmstead]

Could you make a video about the history of tea? It'd be really interesting to see it from you guys.

[isaiahnguyen-vazquez]

I really enjoyed how the host just let the guy speak about his business and operations instead of interrupting him every 5 seconds to be the star of the show, really awesome

[WarasdXV]

Man that salt guy was really knowledgeable! Almost felt like I was watching a documentary on the history of salt or something.

[masterkoga]

I went to the saltmine in pakistan as mentioned in the video and it was absolutley beautiful there was red crystals all around

[Alex-rdur]

I love how it went from an informative documentary to Mythbusters in just a few seconds.

[BM-yydb]

Dayum, that went from 10 to 100 real quick, one second he's tapping some salt of a wall, next he's shooting a high powered rifle at explosives.

Those Drone shots at the start were amazing btw! Did you make those too?

[lfpaik]

We've been using Redmond salt for years. It's the best seasalt! Thank you for doing this piece with them.

[jackscott]

Hello! I just pledged 75$ on patreon I really love this channel and want it to grow bigger! Hopefully I can help you make more videos and travel to new places! Really love the work you guys are doing.

[miriamdruyan]

Very cool! But what do the gun and cannon have to do with salt, part of the explosives? Or just fun middle-of-nowhere activity?

[iWinRar]

This needs alot of money thrown at it. This would be a great show on discovery channel or something.

[yomama]

I work at one of the last two underground salt mines left in Louisiana and this video was pretty cool to watch.

[SeanBailey]

That guy is both a super knowledgable, cool guy and a great marketer of his product.

[DuluthTW]

Did you lick the wall? Be honest. Great content and video in general. Thanks for sharing!

[tdolan]

Redmond might just be the coolest company in the world!

[SphealWithIt]

As a southerner I have always been curious about the birch sap wine they make up north. If you ever find the time I would love to see a video about it.

[MuhammadNafisJamil]

omg i just love this video explaining just salt and the history of earth making this natural ingredient.