How To: Make-shift Flashlight!

Ever been in the dark and you had a flashlight, but the only batteries you had weren't the right type for the casing?
This instructable should show you how to use just about any battery to light your way.
Materials you'll need.
*Battery (I used a AAA but most others work just as well)
*Bread Tie (Commonly found wrapped around bread bags or in boxes of trash bags.)
*Clear Tape (It doesnt have to be clear, but it's easier to use)
*And obviously a light bulb.

Strip the Bread Tie.

Once you've gotten your materials you should strip the plastic or paper cover from the wire. Leaving only the bare metal wire, be sure to get ALL of the covering off of it, wouldn't want to start a fire would we?

Attach Wire to Battery.

Tape one end of the wire to the negative side of the battery (the side with the - mark)

Attach Wire to Light Bulb.

Now take a thinner piece of tape, (may take some customizing) and wrap the other end of the wire to the base of the light bulb (or the metal part that isnt on the very bottom) and tape the wire and the bulb together.

If the wire is too long, simply coil it around the battery or trim it. A pair of scissors should be able to cut it.

Push the light bulb over the positive (+) end of the battery to where it almost touches but doesnt.
Tape the light to the battery at this length.

Push or Pull the Bulb Down.

Since the wire and metal part should be wrapped in tape it shouldnt burn you.

To activate the light just pull the bulb down to the positive end. The tape, if its the clear kind, should bend and allow you to activate it. If you let go the tape will tense up and turn the light off.
Now there you have it.
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