[Technician775 shows how he uses an aluminum beer can to store dry bulk foods. While I'm tending to shy away from unproven methods of food storage these days, it is nice to see what can be done with what we have; in this case the beer bottle would have been trashed or recycled but was put to better use. I should also mention that this isn't the perfect reason to start putting back several beers a night... I'm sure the Mrs. won't approve.]
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Does the wax you melted take very long?
Where do you buy it?
What type of pot is needed to melt it?
Does it clean up well?
You would need to direct that question to the person who made the video: http://www.youtube.com/user/technician775
Well , if contact with aluminum bothers you , you could use the proven colonial method they used for canteens , which is to melt up some beeswax and slosh it around the inside .