The show is a documentary showing how common, everyday items are manufactured. We have gathered a list of Top 7 Episodes for you today. Enjoy!
● Episode 20
- Recycled clothes: See how plastic bottles are turned into clothing
- Euro coins: not just nice to look at but also designed to prevent counterfeiting
- Parmesan: Not the pulverized stuff, but the great original
- Cutlery: Simple look but lots of engineering is involved in the process
● Episode 22
- Ice sculpture: Chainsaws and electric irons to create a masterpiece
- Chilli sauce: Releasing pain signals and endorphins at the same time
- Slot machines: Take a look behind the flashy lights and spinning wheels
- Credit cards: Used for 124 billion pounds of spending the credit card is not something to be missed.
● Episode 23
- Bicycle locks: to keep your bike where it belongs
- Tea lights: these are mass produced for when it has to be nice and cosy
- Avocado harvest: see where such delicious and healthy fruit come from
- Wrapping Paper: When Christmas is coming this will be everywhere.
● Episode 27
- Paper recycling: Every ton of recycled paper saves 17 trees
- Mobile crane: The largest cranes in the world can cost 6.3 million pounds!
- Cherry jam: There are recipes for jam that date back to Roman times.
- Aalsmeer flower market: A tulip could sell for 300.000 pounds.
● Episode 29
- Stretched limousines: How was made the worlds fastest stretched limousine?
- Hiking boots: A pair of hiking boots that can charge your mobile phone
- Wall plugs: A 10-millimetre nylon wall plug safely suspends a quarter of a ton.
- Towel dispensers: 18,500 kilometres of towel used to dry hands in toilets and washrooms across the UK!
● Episode 31
- Fridge: A fridge with an internal webcam - users will be able to log on and see what to buy on the way home.
- Bobsled: "Cool Runnings", one of the few films about bobsledding.
- Wellington Boots: Rubber wellies were first mass-produced in Scotland.
- Wheelie bins: UK homes and businesses produce more than 434 million tons of waste every year. At the rate, it would take just 2 hours to fill the Albert Hall.
● Episode 32
- Fluorescent lights: If every UK home replaced 3 normal light bulbs with energy saving bulbs, we'd save enough power to light our streets for a whole year.
- Garden tools: The world's largest garden spade is over 3 metres high and weighs almost 45 kilograms ... and it's made in Britain.
- Toxic waste disposal: Scientist have found bacteria that consume toxic waste.
- Nappies: On average, a baby will use 5000 disposable nappies during its life.
