CrazyCoulston
July 31st, 2007, 08:17 PM
soo did anyone ever make and use one if so let me know if it works, i already made on but didnt test it yet so heres the dirtecitons
Definition:
Magic Bag- The magic bag is a bag lined with layers of aluminum foil to enable a person to shoplift. It blocks out the sensors at stores.
I have used the magic bag on many occassions. And I can say infact that it does work. What you want to do to create a magic bag is as follows:
1. Get a gallon size ziploc bag
2. Line the ziploc bag with at LEAST 5 layers of aluminum foil.
3. Get duck tape, line the outside of the foil with this to protect it and to keep it from making noise.
4. Make a flap on the top of the ziploc bag similar to a mailbox made of aluminum lined with ducktape.
5. Conceal the magic bag in something. I used to stick it in the inside of my coat. I would tape it in so when I opened my coat it was extre***y easy to stick the merchandise in.
Your magic bag is now built. But you question to yourself, how do I know this will work? You could always go to a store and try it out, but that induces risk. Well there is a better way in testing out if your bag works.
Place a cell phone inside the bag and close it up. Call that cellphone. If the cellphone does not ring, then the bag is good and doing its job. If the cellphone rings however, there is a flaw in your bag somewhere and you need to find it.
Now since it is cold in most parts of the United States it is easy to conceal the magic bag.
http://www.totse.com/en/bad_ideas/irresponsible_activities/167927.html
Definition:
Magic Bag- The magic bag is a bag lined with layers of aluminum foil to enable a person to shoplift. It blocks out the sensors at stores.
I have used the magic bag on many occassions. And I can say infact that it does work. What you want to do to create a magic bag is as follows:
1. Get a gallon size ziploc bag
2. Line the ziploc bag with at LEAST 5 layers of aluminum foil.
3. Get duck tape, line the outside of the foil with this to protect it and to keep it from making noise.
4. Make a flap on the top of the ziploc bag similar to a mailbox made of aluminum lined with ducktape.
5. Conceal the magic bag in something. I used to stick it in the inside of my coat. I would tape it in so when I opened my coat it was extre***y easy to stick the merchandise in.
Your magic bag is now built. But you question to yourself, how do I know this will work? You could always go to a store and try it out, but that induces risk. Well there is a better way in testing out if your bag works.
Place a cell phone inside the bag and close it up. Call that cellphone. If the cellphone does not ring, then the bag is good and doing its job. If the cellphone rings however, there is a flaw in your bag somewhere and you need to find it.
Now since it is cold in most parts of the United States it is easy to conceal the magic bag.
http://www.totse.com/en/bad_ideas/irresponsible_activities/167927.html