The easiest, cheapest hummingbird feeder ever (from soy sauce).

This video is not sponsored.
The video describes how to make, use, and care for a simple hummingbird feeder. We have been using a soy sauce dispenser turned upside-down for years now with great success. Included here are a few variations on feeder construction, as well as how-to safely feed hummingbirds. Please enjoy, and feel free to ask any questions.

A few cool things about this feeder:
●The printed label on the bottle can easily be removed! This only takes soaking it in apple cider vinegar. I used a pickle jar. Fill the soy sauce bottle with hot water just to keep the label submerged in the vinegar. Next, remove and scrub the print with some synthetic steel wool. It will seem as though it didn't work! Don't worry; soak it again for another two hours. When you remove it this time, the print will rub right off under tap water.

●Baltimore orioles will feed from this! They prefer to have a perch, but they're skillful enough climbers to make use of these feeders as they are. You can also attract these birds with halved oranges or grape jelly. Seems they have a sweet tooth- I mean, beak.

Here's the video about making copper chain:
►https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byM292kKPhw
Chapters~
0:00 Overview
2:13 Wire
3:13 Bending
5:27 Ants
5:57 Upgrade
10:22 Windows
11:02 Cleaning
11:44 Sugar recipe
12:41 Closing

Видео The easiest, cheapest hummingbird feeder ever (from soy sauce). канала pocket83