Is it possible to glue an ice cube? You have to see it!
Drop a cotton thread into a glass with ice cubes floating. The thread should rest atop the cube. It will freeze to the surface of the cube and allow you to pull out the ice cube with the thread as if you had ice glue.
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3 Comments
While creative, I don't think I've ever been THAT desperate to remove an ice cube from my glass... and now I have salt in my drink...
Salty! And dirty fingers! Yum!
wow thats so cool i love this video and u
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