Re-Using Old Olives?

[Borat]

Have no cash, no unused olives anywhere.

Could it be done, if so, how? I have alot of used ones, but they all have bits of cable in still?

[FINDUS]

Have no cash, no unused olives anywhere.

Could it be done, if so, how? I have alot of used ones, but they all have bits of cable in still?

I said you can have some of mine!!!! or are they not good enough

[weirdoku]

Carefully remove the old hose. Try and not to damage the ends of the olives, you'll notice that the olive is a bit small to fit on the hose. Use something round (I use a screwdriver) and push it through the olive, don't use anything too big or you'll split it. Should be able to put it onto the hose nicely.

I done 2 like this the other day, hasn't leaked since.

[Matthew62]

Have no cash, no unused olives anywhere.

Could it be done, if so, how? I have alot of used ones, but they all have bits of cable in still?

£2........really?

[Borat]

Yeah really.

Cheers tingtong, will have a try at that mate. I shall get my arse down to pompy soon.

EDIT: Whats the best way of removing the old hose? Tried burning it, that didnt work very well. :L

Edited March 23, 2010 by Borat

[weirdoku]

Yeah really.

Cheers tingtong, will have a try at that mate. I shall get my arse down to pompy soon.

EDIT: Whats the best way of removing the old hose? Tried burning it, that didnt work very well. :L

2 pairs of pliers. Cut it so it looks like ======[ ] and have one pair on the ===== bit and another on the [ ]. Slowly twist and pull the hose while keeping the olive in place.

EDIT: I just realised you called me tingtong.

Edited March 23, 2010 by weirdoku

[Borat]

2 pairs of pliers. Cut it so it looks like ======[ ] and have one pair on the ===== bit and another on the [ ]. Slowly twist and pull the hose while keeping the olive in place.

EDIT: I just realised you called me tingtong.

Cheers sav!

Oh, and you love it.