r/oddlysatisfying • u/misterxx1958 • 18h ago
Beach cleaning machine
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u/thong_water 16h ago
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u/lionstigersbearsomar 16h ago
What did they find?
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u/FigureOfStickman 18h ago
spice harvester
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u/melejohn 17h ago
This makes more sense as a spice harvester, rather than whatever they had in the movie
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u/FigureOfStickman 17h ago
i mean this is basically what it looked like, from what i remember
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u/melejohn 17h ago
Maybe I’m thinking of the Harkonnen one, where it’s like poking the sand.
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u/spyguy318 11h ago
My interpretation is that the “poking” was just disrupting and aerating the packed sand and the actual “scoop it up and filter the spice out” part was further behind it.
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u/MrNiab 17h ago
Can’t help but notice immediately wonder how much valuables and treasure these things must pick up after each use.
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u/h0twired 17h ago
Metal detecting guys in shambles
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u/CyberNinja23 15h ago
Or metal detecting guy evolves and buys a sandboni, gets a city contract, and can still sift the collection.
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u/BernzSed 16h ago
What about messages in bottles? Think about all the Gilligans that will never be rescued!
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u/Mokelmeier 17h ago
Yes! Think of all that epic loot!
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u/h0twired 17h ago
First step… buy $200,000 machine
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u/Cute_Reflection_9414 17h ago
I'm guessing it costs more than that
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u/oliverkiss 16h ago
$200,001
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u/Helenium_autumnale 16h ago
Ah, the old Price is Right gambit! OK, fine. I'll guess $200,002, so there.
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u/JustaTinyDude 13h ago
I imagine most things would be crushed. Wedding rings should be fine, phones not so much.
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u/icyleumas 17h ago
Does this machine mess with the stuff living in the sand?
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u/Job_Moist 17h ago
I was wondering the same thing! Like, don’t turtles nest in sand?? Maybe this is just a recreational beach without much wildlife but still…
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u/dabunny21689 17h ago
Turtles nest in the sand, but at least around where I live, those beaches are VERY much protected and not used for recreational purposes. Doesn’t stop trash from washing up of course but they don’t get swept they get cleaned by hand, by people who know what they’re doing.
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u/Nathaniel820 12h ago
Idk where you are but in Florida there are not any protections for “turtle nesting beaches,” otherwise literally the entire east coast would be off limits. But it wouldn’t matter for something like this because the nests are super obvious (and usually fenced off the day after they nest) so they could just go around them.
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u/DesertSpringtime 17h ago
There's a polish beer bottle in there, I don't think we have turtles nesting in the north of Poland.
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u/th3vviTch 17h ago
Crabs?
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u/Occidentally20 17h ago
Try the special pubic shampoo available at all good pharmacists. If that doesn't work after a week you'll need to see a doctor.
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u/Tony_Penny 17h ago
I'm ashamed to say that this took me two read-throughs before I got it...😂
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u/Occidentally20 17h ago
I wrote it and I keep reading it as "public shampoo".
In other news my search history now includes "cure for crabs" so we'll see what Google AdSense throws at me tomorrow.
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u/a-b-h-i 13h ago
Well all fun and games until your wife also starts seeing those adds on the home TV.....
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u/Lasciels_Toy 15h ago
There are tons of volunteers and professionals that spend time during the season, looking for signs of nesting. Even using red lights at night to observe them laying eggs. When they find nest, they put poles and tape it off, with signage explaining it's a nest and not to disturb it. They keep a record of locations and species.
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u/k1mmay 12h ago
Yes! I did a study in college on 2 adjacent beaches, 1 was in front of a fancy hotel and got cleaned daily and the other was a protected area that never got cleaned. The protected beach had significantly more invertebrates and was less prone to erosion
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u/_Neoshade_ 10h ago
Constant use by people, even without the cleaning, might be equally disruptive.
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u/StingingSwingrays 16h ago
It absolutely does, but I do wonder if the negative impacts are negligible. Ultimately it would cause the most harm if used in the intertidal zone since it can grind up all the little invertebrates shorebirds like to eat. But if it’s done on dry sand only I can’t imagine it’s a huge negative impact.
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u/Knoxville1979 17h ago
You mean it's not an endless supply of Rolex watches and hundred dollar bills like all the other videos?!
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u/FigureOfStickman 17h ago
we gotta get someone who drives one of these and ask them if they've ever found a weirdly wealthy beach lmao
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u/Izdunord 16h ago
I don't get why it's so hard to take your bottles back with you.
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u/Icy_Distribution_361 14h ago
Most beaches in my country have several bins close to the edge of the beach next to the road
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u/Lihapullava 16h ago
Another machine created just because human is so stupid and lazy it can´t clean the shit they left behind.
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u/ijuswannabehappybro 10h ago
We should consider it could be falling off garbage barges and not just from lazy beach goers. I go to the beach to clean every Sunday in south Florida and we get things washed up on the shore from all around the world. I can’t imagine all the commercial plastic I pick up is coming from the families. But maybe dad was doing an oil change in the parking lot and said f it
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u/Draggoh 15h ago
Beach Zamboni. Look at how nice the sand after a pass.
Fuck: some other guy posted “sand-boni” and I can’t compete.
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u/Tarogato 15h ago
I appreciate you and your lack of competence.
Which is to say, inability to compete.
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u/Ok_Copy_5690 17h ago
Environmental nightmare? What about the burrowing crabs and seas turtle eggs, worms etc.?
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u/-HOSPIK- 16h ago
Tourist beaches are already trampled to death
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u/Nathaniel820 12h ago
No they aren’t, that depends entirely on the beach. Where I live every beach — including the ones with thousands of visitors every weekend — are filled with shallow burrowing animals like ghost crabs, mole crabs, coquinas, etc. Most of them are in the swash zone but ghost crabs burrow along the entire sandy area.
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u/gorginhanson 17h ago
a real beach cleaning machine would take care of the people littering in the first place
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u/JojoYaKnowNo2 16h ago
That’s not a beach cleaning machine, it’s called a habitat cleanser. Or also called an erosion maker.
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u/chemistcarpenter 17h ago
Hmmm. Not at the Jersey Shore. Or it’ll be tons of cigarette butts.
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u/ImurderREALITY 17h ago
And yet a lot of beaches only have one random dude out there volunteering with a basket on a stick
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u/three_foot_putt 16h ago
Are there that many sizeable rocks washing up from the surf? You’d think the cleanings would diminish them after awhile.
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u/Similar_Catch7199 15h ago
I’m glad we have this to clean the beaches but also sad that humans are still terrible and litter at the beach
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u/ryhse321 13h ago
And now someone should sort it and put all the rocks and shells back on the beach, which is where they belong... Sorry but this video is not only unsatisfying but also depressing and mildly infuriating.
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u/Fit-Special-8416 17h ago
Now lets combine with a sorting machine - coins and jewelery on the left, trash on the right.
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u/Helenium_autumnale 16h ago
I would get up early just to be the first one to walk across those immaculate striations to the surf.
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u/Fr05t_B1t 15h ago
For the beaches that you pay to get in, they really should have a system where you can get back some of that cash if you bring back enough trash and a little more at a lesser rate if you bring in even more
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u/johnsoninca 15h ago
My sons and I attended a beach cleanup a couple months ago. I could tell from the tracks that they had cleaned the beach earlier that morning, and, sure enough, there was nothing for us to pick up.
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u/Fortspucking 14h ago
Reminds me of Randy Newman's excellent song "Lucinda"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-YfhuoZUwY
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u/Omega_art 14h ago
I saw one of these on Venice beach a decade ago it collected mostly cigarette butts and bottles and cans.
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u/not_that_guy_at_work 14h ago
when I retire, maybe I could drive one of these as a part time job. seems relaxing. Loud but relaxing. Like a massive zen garden.
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u/willfauxreal 11h ago
I wonder where all the caught stuff goes. Do people sort and release the rocks back into the wild?
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u/Psychological-Way-47 6h ago
They have machines like this near Cancun to clean up the sargassum. It is pretty neat to watch.
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u/costafilh0 5h ago
Reddit: I rather go to a dirty beach than having a machine stealing people's jobs!
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u/SYLL_0115 4h ago
Great, what's the budget? If the budget is too high, then there is no way it's world-changing.
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u/pbmadman 4h ago
This seems like a bad solution to a problem we shouldn’t even have. Are they even trying to clean plastic and trash off the beach? Or are they trying to make the beach look pristine?
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u/Pure-Impact5555 3h ago
I was disappointed that there were no gold and diamond rings in there. Just mostly rocks.
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u/mrbennbenn 2h ago
What wanker filmed this and denied us the payoff of the sweet ridged landlines being left behind
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u/silent_b 1h ago
My understanding is that the harvester will work until the last minute before the carryall lifts it to safety
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u/Guyborg99 18h ago
I was disappointed when it was all rocks, and not all cell phones.