Introduction
Use this guide if you wanted to play a game of ping pong with your friends, but you can't seem to buffer out the dent in your ping pong ball, which prevents it from bouncing steadily while playing. The repair process can be replicated with easily available materials and resources, and most importantly, does not necessarily require all the tools that we specifically chose.
Regardless of your method in being able to provide the hot water needed to repair the ping pong ball, please take caution in not burning your hands while heating up the water and pouring it into an open container. This simple repair guide is for those who would want to play some ping pong, but don't have enough money to purchase new ping pong balls, after accidentally creating a dent in theirs.
What you need
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Pour water into an electric kettle.
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When the kettle has at least over half of its capacity full, close the kettle's lid.
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The repair process is relatively simple to replicate, easy to follow, and above all, has a wide variety of options and alternatives if the required materials for fixing the ping pong ball are not available for use.
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