[header] How to make glow sticks glow again [title] Find a little extra light. [step] Crack the glow stick down every bit of its length. If no light at all appears, your glow stick is completely used up and there's no hope for it.
[header] How to make glow sticks glow again [title] Find a little extra light. [step] Crack the glow stick down every bit of its length. If no light at all appears, your glow stick is completely used up and there's no hope for it.
[title] Measure and cut a length of wire or string. [step] Adding a bit more (or less) to the end of the wire is also optional. If you can get a tiny bit of light, even just a couple spots, you've got something to work with. [substeps] The light in a glow stick is caused by a reaction between two chemicals. You can use colored glow sticks, but be warned that they don't glow the most and are probably overused. A cheap glow stick that can be bought at most craft stores is a good starting point. [title] Place some glow sticks on, one of the glow sticks facing up. [step] Grab another glow stick, and place it on top of the first one that was totally used up.