This episode is absolutely fascinating and satisfying to watch! 😍 The compilation of how everything is made for the 4th of July is super detailed. I especially loved the segment starting at [10:22], where you explained the history of charcoal briquettes, originating from Henry Ford's brilliant idea to recycle wood scraps. It turns out our delicious grilled food has such an interesting backstory. Science Channel's visuals and sound design are always top-tier. Wishing the channel continued growth and looking forward to more high-quality videos like this! 🚀🇺🇸✨
Interesting fact about The Lite Cylinder Company: There was an emergency recall issued on these several years ago.
"The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), a sub-division of the United States Department of Transportation (DOT), has issued an emergency order mandating a recall of cylinders manufactured by The Lite Cylinder Company, Inc. (Lite Cylinder). PHMSA also terminated the company’s authority to re-qualify and manufacture DOT cylinders."
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Happy 4th of July + America 250 from “HOW IT’S MADE”, on The Science Channel!
That's not inflatable watercraft. That's flags.
Actually, How It's Made is produced by MAJ Productions from Montreal, Canada.
"The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), a sub-division of the United States Department of Transportation (DOT), has issued an emergency order mandating a recall of cylinders manufactured by The Lite Cylinder Company, Inc. (Lite Cylinder). PHMSA also terminated the company’s authority to re-qualify and manufacture DOT cylinders."