Get ready to explore the exciting world of DIY science projects with this simple yet amazing idea! This project shows how to make a propeller car using plastic bottles and rubber bands, a perfect ...

Learn an effortless way to cut glass bottles using just a rubber band. This simple method combines safety and creativity, making it perfect for DIY enthusiasts. Explore how this unique approach ...

Every morning, I put 6 rubber bands on my 20-ounce water bottle, and every time I finish a bottle, I remove a rubber band and put it on my wrist. “Victory!” I think to myself.

Apart from their usefulness, have you ever thought that rubber bands can be a fun way to learn about physics and engineering? If not, let’s make a little car from plastic bottle caps, powered by ...

Make reusable bottle labels (and recycle wide rubber bands!) with this simple tip. I recently crafted skin care products out of essential oils, witch hazel and other ingredients, and I tried to ...

While a plastic cup might lend itself to a permanent marker label, beer bottles aren't so easily marked up—glass, dark, small labels, not a Sharpie-friendly zone. Rubber bands, however, are down ...

A French-Israeli entrepreneur believes that recycling challenges posed by large quantities of plastic bottles could be significantly ameliorated with a rubber band.

For example, pour the water out of the bottle, and heat the rubber band with a hair dryer. Then to cool it, try leaving the bottle in your refrigerator for about half an hour.

When you were a kid, did you ever have one of those toy race cars that was powered by a wound-up rubber band? If you did, chances are it wasn't quite as striking as Cirin. Modeled after mid-1950s ...

Students at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena 3D-printed this badass contraption made of nylon, carbon fiber, and aluminum.

No, it’s not the setup to a bad punchline—it’s the setup to an awesome aerial tug-of-war between gravity and nearly 200 of the stretchy rubber rings over a Nissan Micra.