Washed hours. Effective trick and its solution

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Washed hours. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Take the glass on the table and fill it with colored liquid. Then ask someone in the audience for a watch for a while. When the most trusting spectator hands you his watch, wrap it in a small handkerchief and dip it into a glass of liquid. Tell the audience that the watch is not working well and needs to be washed. The frightened watch owner will follow your actions with bewilderment - what will happen to his watch now?

After chatting the clock in the glass, having properly "washed" them, remove the handkerchief from the glass, and take the watch out of the handkerchief. Put the glass in its original place, and return the watch with gratitude to the owner. They are in perfect condition and completely dry. The handkerchief will also be dry, although it has just "bathed" in a glass of liquid along with the watch.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick lies in the design of the glass - it can be made in the form of a glass mug. It should consist of two glasses - external and internal. The edges of the walls of both glasses are connected, but there is a hole between them, through which you pour the tinted liquid. It fills the space between the walls, which is 1,5-2 cm.

Focus Washed Watches

The watch you take from the viewer must be on a strap (only not on a bracelet, as the bracelet will not fit into the inner glass). It’s good if you yourself go down to the auditorium and choose the hours you need for the focus. Once you have them, return to the stage and, wrapping the clock in a handkerchief, continue the demonstration of the trick.

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