What can burned out lightglobes be used for??

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What can burned out lightglobes be used for??

Answer 1

You can put fine broken glass around where slugs or snails eat your vegy on the vegy-patch. Or if you got plenty of them and there is a metal collector for their philament?

Answer 2

Recycled Glass.

Answer 3

You can use them to smoke ice

Answer 4

to throw at your ex's house..hehehe:) i just gave my self an idea...

Answer 5

One fellow used them as filler in the concrete walls of his house, the result was great insulation.

Answer 6

You can paper mache them, let them dry, then break the glass and you have yourself a pair of maracas!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

Use old burned out light bulbs as Christmas Bulbs: Paint and decorate with glitter, sequins, spray snow, and then add a decorative string or ribbon around top (base) of bulb for hanging.

Answer 8

Ok, you use to buy new socks when the old ones wear out, right?  or when it opens a small hole in the big toe, right?

In the old days we use to sew those holes with needle and thread.  I guess lots of people still use to fix small holes in good socks.  There is no reason why not.

The light bulb is perfect to help you doing so.

Wash the old or new light bulb, so you will not infest your nice and clean socks with dirt from the old bulb, then dry it.

Insert the light bulb, glass first, into your holed sock, to the bottom and pull the sock a bit to expose the hole, you will see the lamp bulb glass at the hole.

Now, with a needle and thread start to sew, the sock will be stretched, easy to sew and to grasp the small portion of the sock as you can, make a good sew and knot.

The lamp bulb will help a lot the sewing, the needle will slip over the class, and the sewing will be straight, nice and clean.

This technique may help you sewing several other things, where the sewing must be nice and clean, like shirt elbows, etc.

wagner