Put a nail in each end of a pickle. Hook each nail up to one side of your standard home 110VAC power. Turn the power on.
That’s it! Be safe! 110 volts will give you a nice jolt!
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<3 pickle lights! I ran an after school program for a while and it was always a favorite with the kids…of course, we had an adult plug it in, and it took some time for the baked pickle smell to air out of the rooms