It can be used as a fire heat reflector placed behind a fire to direct the warmth toward you or into a shelter.
It can be used as an emergency cooking surface or for wrapping food in coals or forming a makeshift pan.
And it can be used as a windscreen sunshade when taped to cardboard to reflect heat.
It also can be made into an improvised container folded into a bowl, a cup, or a tray.
Now here's an interesting use for it that I did this personally, and this was on a weekend night, and we developed a leak in the J-trap under the kitchen sink.
And do you know, it, it made a great late night repair, but it was still holding when we replaced that plumbing with PVC years later.
And one final use for aluminum foil is that it can be used to make hats for paranoid people.
This can be used as a ground plane for magnetic antennas, and it really will improve the performance of your radio, and I think we're talking about amateur radio transmission.
It can be used as a fire heat reflector placed behind a fire to direct the warmth toward you or into a shelter.
It can be used as an emergency cooking surface or for wrapping food in coals or forming a makeshift pan.
And it can be used as a windscreen sunshade when taped to cardboard to reflect heat.
It also can be made into an improvised container folded into a bowl, a cup, or a tray.
Now here's an interesting use for it that I did this personally, and this was on a weekend night, and we developed a leak in the J-trap under the kitchen sink.
And do you know, it, it made a great late night repair, but it was still holding when we replaced that plumbing with PVC years later.
And one final use for aluminum foil is that it can be used to make hats for paranoid people.
This can be used as a ground plane for magnetic antennas, and it really will improve the performance of your radio, and I think we're talking about amateur radio transmission.
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