Do you live in a dangerous area? Get mugged often? Or are there just too many serial killers running around? Here's your guide on how to make your very own pepper spray:
Warning: Pepper spray is ONLY used for self-defense purposes. Do NOT go around spraying people, as fun as it is. Pepper spray causes temporary vision loss, burning eyes, and blind stumbling around
like an idiot.
1. Put 2 table spoons of crushed red peppers into a 150mL cup of water. You can crush the peppers yourself using the back of a spoon or knife.
2. Add 3 table spoons of black pepper powder.
3. Stir with spoon until powder has dissolved for best results.
4. Add 10 drops of baby oil.
5. Boil the water.
6. Pour this into a bottle and shake well. (This step is optional)
7. Use a filter and filter out the undissolved pepper powder. (This is so it won't clog the spray bottle when you're spraying. Wouldn't want that to happen when it's an emergency.)
8. Pour this into a spray bottle. (Lotions and liquid soap usually come in spray bottles that you can use. Do NOT use pressurized cans.)
Tips: Store pepper spray in fridge when not in use. If you happen to get pepper spray in your eyes
(you're an idiot), washing it with milk will help.
Disclaimer: We are not responsible for any injuries/death. Pepper spray may be illegal to carry in some places.
Warning: Pepper spray is ONLY used for self-defense purposes. Do NOT go around spraying people, as fun as it is. Pepper spray causes temporary vision loss, burning eyes, and blind stumbling around
like an idiot.
1. Put 2 table spoons of crushed red peppers into a 150mL cup of water. You can crush the peppers yourself using the back of a spoon or knife.
2. Add 3 table spoons of black pepper powder.
3. Stir with spoon until powder has dissolved for best results.
4. Add 10 drops of baby oil.
5. Boil the water.
6. Pour this into a bottle and shake well. (This step is optional)
7. Use a filter and filter out the undissolved pepper powder. (This is so it won't clog the spray bottle when you're spraying. Wouldn't want that to happen when it's an emergency.)
8. Pour this into a spray bottle. (Lotions and liquid soap usually come in spray bottles that you can use. Do NOT use pressurized cans.)
Tips: Store pepper spray in fridge when not in use. If you happen to get pepper spray in your eyes
(you're an idiot), washing it with milk will help.
Disclaimer: We are not responsible for any injuries/death. Pepper spray may be illegal to carry in some places.
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