An adult diaper is used to help plants grow. The new “super soil” cuts watering amounts, and times, in half, and can grow seeds up to 10 days without any extra water at all.
Some quick links to a few of the materials I used:
[✓] Huggies diapers: http://amzn.to/2cV0vHV
[✓] water crystals: http://amzn.to/2cGwM5V
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This “Quick Clip” is based off a project video I did last October (http://bit.ly/DiapersForPlants) and the purpose is to bring attention back to it now that the season is more appropriate.
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Project Inspired By:
Kipkay (Crazy Diaper Gag!): http://youtu.be/Sk8r8Vo4U_M
and Steve Spangler (The Baby Diaper Secret – Sick Science! #018): http://youtu.be/VTU3JNAlOG8
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In emergency situations, it’s always good to know and understand as many options as possible.
I love the idea that simple resources can be utilized to help meet our basic survival needs, or help optimize systems with just a shift in thinking, and repurposing our trash. Water and time are both very important resources, and when both can be conserved with very little effort, it’s a major win.
The next time you have a damaged or defected diaper that you’re just going to throw away, why not rip it apart and try some of these experiments for yourself? Just make sure it hasn’t been used for it’s original intended purpose first!