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Car factories and test labs are visited in this documentary series, which explores how luxury vehicles are built.

How it Works - Episode 31
Fridge: A Japanese Company has designed a fridge with an internal web-cam. Users will be able to log on and see what to buy on the way home.

How it Works - Episode 30:
Mushrooms: Both wild an cultivated mushrooms continue to grow after they are picked.
Laboratory Glassware: Glass takes over a million years to decompose.
Flatpack shelf: Egyptians used wood veneer 4.000 years ago to decorate their furniture.

How it Works - Episode 29
Stretched limousines: The worlds fastest stretched limousine was made out of a Ferrari 360 Modena. It can travel at speeds of almost 274 kph.
Hiking boots: Researchers at Hull University have invented a pair of hiking boots that can charge your mobile phone while you walk.

How it Works - Episode 27
Paper recycling: Every ton of recycled paper saves 17 trees from being cut down and pulped.
Mobile crane: The largest cranes in the world can cost 6.3 million pounds and can lift as much as 3000 tons.

How it Works - Episode 26
- Tyre recycling
- Sugar production
- Doormats
- LPG conversion

How it Works - Episode 25:
Harley Davidson: Take a look behind the production of the american classic wire rimmed glasses: Given it's simple look it takes a lot of engineering to produce these Pistachio Harvest: Man and machine have to work together to harvest the pistachio.

How it Works - Episode 24
- Luxury Saddles: Tehese saddles in classical design use some pretty antique machinery in production and yet the finished product is of highest quality.
- Tupperware: Found in many households and famous for it's "parties" - Tupperware is not a simple box of plastic