Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things: How to Turn a Penny into a Radio, Make a Flood Alarm with an Aspirin, Change Milk into Plastic, Extract Water and ... ... Other Amazing Feats (Sneaky Books Book 1)
by Cy Tymony
Unlock the hidden potential of everyday things with clever projects that demonstrate scientific principles in action. Turn a simple penny into a radio, craft a flood alarm from aspirin, convert milk to plastic, and extract water from unexpected sources. This guide inspires inventive problem-solving using household items.
About This Book
This book explores creative and practical applications of common everyday objects, turning them into functional devices and tools.
Readers will learn techniques such as constructing a radio from a penny, creating a flood alarm using aspirin, and transforming milk into plastic.
Additional projects include methods for extracting water and performing other amazing feats with readily available materials.
As the first book in the Sneaky Books series, it encourages hands-on experimentation and resourcefulness in science and crafting.
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