Get the shirts: bit.ly In this experiment we will be creating a sugar snake by mixing Sulfuric Acid and Sugar together. Because of the danger associated with Sulfuric Acid it is highly suggested you do not try this at home. Disclaimer: As with this experiment and all other HouseHold Hacker videos. We cannot be held responsible for damage or mistakes made if attempting the experiments. These projects are for demonstration purposes only and should not be attempted at home.

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Get the shirts: bit.ly By taking a bit of Corn Starch and a little water, you can make an amazing effect. The liquid reacts to sound waves. mmmmm how disgustingly amazing. By making a non-Newtonian fluid, you can experience science and the laws of physics first hand. Let us know if you have any questions! Music by: Girljoy - Album: CasioRomance: www.last.fm

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Ferrofluid is a liquid that reacts to a magnetic field. It's usually made from a mixture of oil and tiny iron particles. Today we're going to look at 4 different demonstrations involving ferrofluid and powerful neodymium magnets. Make sure you are subscribed for more Scientific Tuesdays! Website: householdhacker.com Facebook facebook.com Special thanks for Revision 3 for letting us use their awesome studio!

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Get the shirts: bit.ly In this episode we will show you how to create your own ferro fluid using oil, toner and a magnet. Shopping List: 1. MICR Toner (Office Supply Store) 2. Rare Earth Magnet (Hardware store) 3. Vegetable Oil (Grocery Store) Make sure you are subscribed for more Scientific Tuesdays! Dylan's Facebook: facebook.com __ Music By: Dj 700Degrees Link: www.youtube.com

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Get the shirts: bit.ly In this episode of Scientific Tuesday we take some Acetone (Nail Polish Remover) and see what happens when it makes contact with a Styrofoam cup. The results will melt you where you stand. Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Stalk on Facebook: facebook.com Music by: 1-2-3 Blast On!

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In this episode of Scientific Tuesday we take some balloons and make them fire proof. This works because the water will act as a heat sink for the flame and distribute it throughout the water, this prevents the rubber from bursting. Follow on Twitter: twitter.com Stalk on Facebook: facebook.com Music by: Robot Science robotscience.bandcamp.com

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In this episode of Scientific Tuesdays we will show you how to take a paper envelope and see directly through it, leaving no trace behind. We will explore how to take hexanes and put them to good use. Oh, science.... Add me on Facebook: facebook.com Add our FB App: apps.facebook.com Tune in each week for more Scientific Tuesdays! See you soon!

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How to make 3 terrifying stink pranks. NETFLIX: netflix.com In this episode of Scientific Tuesdays we will take some common household items and turn them into the ultimate weapon of olfactory doom: The Stink bomb! We will also create a stink grenade and stink gun! Stay tuned! Thank to our sponsor this week, Netflix! We appreciate the support!

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Get the shirts: bit.ly In this episode of Scientific Tuesday, we show you 5 fun and interesting experiments you can do at home using dry ice. We took our favorite effects and mashed it altogether for you! Check out our facebook app here: apps.facebook.com Follow household hacker on twitter here: twitter.com And if that wasn't enough, I also have a facebookpage that you should check out and talk to me at: facebook.com Music at the end by "8 Bit Weapon" www.8bitweapon.com http

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Get the shirts: bit.ly Facebook: facebook.com In today's Scientific Tuesday episode we are going to crush cans using water! Why it works: When the water boils it pushes all the air out of the can. and if you quickly cool it it causes all the water vapor to condense which makes a vacuum inside of the can. That means the air pressure outside of the can is stronger than inside so the can collapses in on itself. Pretty cool.

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Get the shirts: bit.ly Dylan's Facebook: facebook.com .... As with this and all other Household hacker experiments. You should not attempt anything you see at home without the proper safety equipment and a supervising adult. For this Scientific Tuesday we will show you... How to make or build your own rockets and launch them in your backyard. This is very simple just take an empty bottle, some rubbing alcohol and a lighter. After you vaporize the rubbing alcohol just light the end of the bottle and it will ignite into a fantastic showing of flammable bliss!

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Get the shirts: bit.ly Dylan's Facebook: facebook.com Candle wax is an amazing substance and if it falls into the hands of evil doers it can wreak havoc upon society. In this episode of scientific tuesdays, well demonstrate why. When the test tube is submerged in cold water, the glass forms tiny cracks. The Water enters gets into the tube and vaporizes causing a micro explosion. The hot wax is then ejected from the tube quickly as oxygen is displaced from the tube itself.

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In this episode of Scientific Tuesdays: We will take a look at the fun and exciting chemical reaction of Sulfur and Iron. These two materials create an interesting reaction when they have a little heat applied. So put on your goggles and gloves and join us as we take another plunge into chemistry. Check out netflix yall: netflix.com !!!

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On this week's episode of Scientific Tuesdays, we take some hydrogen gas, an egg, and a little fire and find out what happens when you combine the three. Note: In the spirit of household items, we created the bottle plug by wrapping duct tape around a wad of rolled-up paper towels. We simply placed a tube from a pen in the center and wrapped about 12 times, this works great. Remember, these demonstrations are attempted by a professional and should not be attempted at home. But if you don't want to listen to us and throw caution to the wind, always wear proper safety gear such as gloves, masks, and protective clothing. Thank you to this week's sponsor, GoDaddy.com. Get 10% off any order by typing in coupon code SCIENCE1 Check out Revision3.com for a list of all of the amazing GoDaddy deals from Revision3. Make sure to scroll down to Scientific Tuesdays so they know we sent you!

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Get the shirts: bit.ly Dylan's Facebook: facebook.com By taking Milk, food coloring and some dish soap, you can make your milk actually exciting again! Follow the steps in the video closely and you will be up and running in no time at all! You need: 1. Milk 2. Food coloring 3. Dish Soap Check out householdhacker.com for more!

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We are going to take some Dry Ice and some alcohol and create a supercooled liquid that will freeze mostly anything in a few seconds. Put your gloves and goggles on as we venture into the world of frostbite.

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Get the shirts: bit.ly In this episode of Scientific Tuesdays, We will show you a very cool experiment using magnets, needles and some tape! Take some string and measure out the perfect distance to the magnet and then tape it off to a wall. You want to get the needle to float in mid-air using only the magnetic field as the force holding it up. Add me on Facebook: facebook.com Follow on Twitter: twitter.com

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Get the shirts: bit.ly In this episode of Scientific Tuesdays, we demonstrate how to create colored flames using cheap and easily accessible items. Talk to me on facebook: facebook.com Note: We do the experiments so you don't have to! Always be safe and research experiments fully before attempting anything and always have a professional or teacher assist you. If you noticed that the link changed for this video, that is because this video has been re-uploaded to fix some editing errors.

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Get the shirts: bit.ly Facebook: facebook.com Today I will attempt to remove dents from metal using a hair dryer and some canned air. The theory is that if you heat up the dent long enough, that the molecules inside will expand fair enough away from each other to make the metal more pliable. The next step is to QUICKLY freeze the metal with canned air. If you flip canned air upside down, a freezing liquid comes out. Let's try this experiment together.

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Taking a few nickels and a few pennies we can create an awesome battery. We all know about the lemon battery, but did you know that by applying the same premise to coins, we can create a battery as well? All you need are a few nickels, a few pennies and either lemon juice or vinegar. The sequence is: Nickel, Acid, Penny - Nickel, Acid, Penny etc... Don't put acid between each coin. Check out our sponsor this week, Squarespace at: squarespace.com and get 10% off your order by using the code "SCIENCE". You can follow Householdhacker on Twitter at http Hang out with Dylan on Facebook at facebook.com

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Watch as we take some commonly available items from a tire store, a hardware store, and maybe even your garage... and turn it into a device that will launch vegetables of all kinds. We used potatoes and we kept them up longer than the best NFL kicker. Thanks to our sponsor this week, Audible: Get a free audiobook and entertain yourself on your next trip! Head over to audiblepodcast.com and check it out!

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Get the Shirts: bit.ly Mess with me on Facebook: facebook.com The big question is: How does this work? The electrical current is traveling through battery, into the screw and wire in a normal fashion. But when then current hits the magnet, the electrical current is pulled out in a radial fashion instead of going straight through. Because the magnet has the ability to move. It spins as the current travels through it.

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Impress your friends, family, and loved ones with these simple water and air tricks. First, we'll find out how trees get water all up in their trunks. Using a paper towel we can create an effective siphon to demonstrate this effect. Next time you are out of gas, it might even save your ass. Then we'll try to figure out why an airstream can hold a ball in place with our modified hairdryer. Big thanks to our sponsor! Check out BustedTees.com and use code "SCITUES" for 10% off your order! You can follow Householdhacker on Twitter at http

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Let's turn bacon into the world's most delicious smoke generating apparatus and pay homage to EpicMealTime. Most of us know that bacon is one of life's most magical treats. But did you know that the grease produced from cooking bacon will actually work as an excellent fuel for a smoke screen? One delicious smoke screen, that is. Thank you to our sponsor this week, GoDaddy. Use code "SCIENCE1" at checkout and get 10% off your order! Check revision3.com for more deals. *DISCLAIMER* This video is for educational purposes only. All projects and experiments seen on Scientific Tuesdays episodes should only be completed under proper supervision and with ample safety gear.

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Get the Shirt: bit.ly or Add me on Facebook: bit.ly In this episode we boil down some cabbage and use it as a pH indicator. We can look at Acids and Bases with the extract we pull from the cabbage. Watch and learn some nifty tricks with baking soda, washing soda, vinegar and even lye. Music is by: Dan Phillipson (google him up)

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In this episode of Scientific Tuesdays we show how to create a secret message on paper using milk and a simple iron! It doesn't get any easier than this! Scientific Tuesdays will be on hiatus for a few weeks while we stat on Season 2 for you! But relax! It will be better than ever! Stay Tuned and see you then!

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