How Conductive Are Hotdogs?

[@TylerTube]

re-upload, because apparently youtube didnt send notifications

[@BakingwithClaire221]

Oh I was confused

[@lynnracing5554]

It sent me notifications

[@Winter12418]

I got one was a fun video nice job tyler

[@s3ntry370]

i see that private upload

[@Lapping89]

I got notified for the other upload.

[@Deepwaterjew]

Imagine your dad saying "damn it, blew another hotdog" when he plugs in all of the Christmas lights.

[@xavierbuckmaster1744]

Funniest thing I've read all day

[@Deepwaterjew]

@@xavierbuckmaster1744 I posted it on his previous upload and just had to repost it.

[@jayyhick65]

💀

[@ribs_fernand0]

GOD DAMMIT BOY, DID YOU STEAL THE HOTDOGS FROM MY REMOTE AGAIN?!?!

[@stoneseabolt]

He'd only say it once because he'd be dead if he keeps trying stupid shit like this.

[@Me-ui3ug]

Can you do a video about dollar store items? Basically anything from a dollar store would be hilarious for you to review.

[@Me-ui3ug]

Replying for algorithm bc I want him to do this

[@NflEditzHD]

Tyler do this as soon as you can that would be a banger

[@AverageReviewsYT]

I was thinking about doing dollar tree for my channel to review, I review stuff. I just don’t think people would watch it lol

[@thelootgoblin2100]

Yeah please do!

[@MartFit21]

Yesss

[@dankmemesandsht560]

Hey who else remembers the electric hammer 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dasherpie]

Me

[@devonmcdermott1399]

Too funny

[@terencelee18]

Only the OGs!

[@ChaseElliott530]

The electric hammer looks fun

[@bradynmelton2334]

me

[@rty44551]

The amount of times you got so close to the hot dogs with your hands terrifies the shit out of me

[@KingcoleIIV]

I know!!!!!! Me too!!!! I would be wearing my shockproof electrical gloves being that close!

[@Ace-dh5lz]

its just gonna shock him not enough amps to kill him plus hes not grounded so it wont even go through him.

[@irchonite1953]

@@Ace-dh5lz true but still, bad practice

[@joeschidt5037]

If he touches both hotdogs he will be.

[@jonneritari7828]

He is so lucky Guy😅

[@LuckyStone888]

It was very interesting the first time, it still scares the heck out of me when I see Tyler reaching over live current the second time.

[@HChandler2010]

I kept thinking it was gonna bite him

[@nousernamesworking]

Meh, a little 120 zap would likely not hurt him. Would be funny to watch tho

[@CL-ty6wp]

@@nousernamesworking I remember sitting around with a friend and we took turns sticking our fingers in a light bulb socket getting zapped lol

[@hebrewhammer4086]

I love how genuinely excited and happy you could see he was in this video especially with the hot dogs, it put a huge ass smile on my face. Thanks again for being there to put a smile on my face.

[@awhopper3241]

Science teacher: OK guys we have a science fair coming up, I recommend looking up ideas on the internet and good luck! Me: *How many volts can a wiener handle*

[@BeatstormX]

Wiener *

[@SydnyJWeed]

First off - this definitely isn't/wasn't a stupid idea as hotdogs are pretty highly conductive. I look forward to all your videos man! Your content makes me learn, laugh and totally brightens my days Tyler! Keep up the badass work - you rock! 🙃👍😜

[@teencammo8224]

Tyler’s viewers: I wonder what Tyler lbs gonna upload next. Tyler: uploads a video on how conducive hot dogs are.

[@shadowzombie8036]

Yay tylertube liked my comment my dream came true yesssss by any chance can you do a weirdest knifes from Amazon or wish

[@chesterzimmerman7752]

When you realized you watched a man use hotdogs as a conductor to power a lamp is when you know your bored or you've been on this channel way to long

[@nerys71]

I have a couple old hot dog cookers that work literally by electrocuting the hot dogs. you impale it on two spikes and they "complete the circuit" and literally cooks them with electricity :-)

[@Brandonpowerstroke]

“I can’t believe people eat these things. They conduct electricity” WATER; I can’t believe people drink this stuff.

[@ArmandoGonzalez-nj6vk]

I was thinkin the same thing its like oh soda can dissolve rust yeah yk stomach acid can dissolve a spoon

[@shaykrenn4643]

The genuine excitement when everything worked brings me happiness lol

[@NflEditzHD]

I was literally thinking this the other day 😂 thanks for doing it so I don’t have to

[@Mentesestoicas_]

Tyler aways have the best answers to questions I never ever considered possible in this universe. Love it.

[@dannyloughman]

Good to know that if you’re in a pickle, you can use one for an extension cord

[@Sabeteur83]

The hotter something is the more freely the molecules move so yes it gets more conductive as it gets warmer. You will see the opposite if you make the hotdogs colder with like liquid nitrogen or have them sit on dry ice.

[@ananthropomorphictalkinggo6641]

It depends on the substance, but generally, conductivity goes down as temperature rises, not the other way around.

[@jna466]

Kept waiting for Tyler to get shocked

[@cvpanther4690]

The 9V batteries with the hotdogs video was the first Tylertube video I saw and the reason I subscribed. This is great 👍

[@paulrybak4019]

In the late '60s, we had a hotdog cooker, 6 at once, that our 120v through the hotdogs and heating them up

[@pokefett9945]

Next on today’s episode of Answers to Questions No One Ever Asked... 😂 Love the videos, very entertaining!

[@Zarni-fv2fj]

In my shop back in early 80s. We used a variac and had forks wired so you could cook a hotdog. We also found at 120VAC a hotdog BLOWS at 10A.

[@deespringer4580]

I'm getting freshmen high school teacher vibes and I love it so much.

[@MrAshtute]

It's the moisture content of the foods...the pickles have the highest water content (pickle juice) then the hit dogs and steak. The reason why it got worse the longer you carried on was the nails were heating up and evaporating the water/moisture and drying them out.

[@d1strappazon]

It's because there's a motor starting capacitor inside the blender that had to charge up before it could fully start the motor

[@kingluminousmlg13]

tyler. i really love these videos. love getting the notifications that you posted. i wish you much luck and nothing but success.

[@F_L_U_X]

Most unintentionally funny video I've ever seen.

[@emoryaltman7463]

My guess is, the more it cooks, the more water is removed. This causes an increased salt concentration, allowing more amps to be supplied to the devices.

[@redneck94chevy]

16:59 im sure you could test it for us, for science 😂

[@xzavaire1]

Love this channel. Its just a guy in his garage trying things

[@vrokyoto]

The video is even better the second time

[@Livingdiamond1]

Just wait till Tyler realizes brains are slightly conductive

[@OctaBech]

16:36 Do not let Tyler watch Human Centipede. :o

[@voidfest]

Can we bring back wish Wednesday which Amazon is just as bad most of the times

[@creeplyawsomeness1446]

Now he has a hot dog death cable

[@fzn_redzone2811]

Interesting idea, and I love it!

[@jaketilton5635]

I was just gonna say I swear I watched this same video the other day 😂 thought I seen the future for a second there lmao keep it up Tyler

[@MartFit21]

It would be funny to watch you try foods from a different country 😂

[@brenttiffanyb4611]

Yessss! Dude, Tyler, please do this!

[@jonneritari7828]

Tyler and electricity is always good idea👌🤣

[@steamawayclean]

I have an idea Tyler. 💡. Testing different waterproofing chemicals on various items and testing its waterproofing abilities. Like sno-seal etc.

[@Quadruple-O]

how does he hate pickles but always have a full jar of them on deck 😂😂😂

[@richardjameswellingtoniv9682]

He eats them daily for the texture

[@mia-zayacarter7807]

tyler is amused by science, i adore that

[@sgwyoshi]

Reupload of the “almost kills himself 5 times” video :)

[@YotaNinja]

Funny enough, Tyler demonstrates how resistance affects the power that the lamp is able to draw from the wall. Unsafe science experiments are the best lol.

[@KhromeXx]

Is this a reup load? I clearly remember watching this a couple days ago

[@tehtonym]

This is the kind of content i need more of lol

[@pihxl7341]

New video idea: which brand has the most conductive hotdog

[@mc-motor2203]

did you know copper, zinc and lemons make a reaction. the lemon reacts to the two metals and makes electricity. if needed look it up its cool

[@genevievescott2591]

I read the title as "How Cognitive are Hot Dogs?" And it made me question what the heck Tyler is doing these days lol

[@jjov-yh9yb]

The juices from the steaks made a direct path for the electricity to go from one side to the other without going to the heater.

[@omgbrandon5107]

taught me more than the whole entire school year

[@Mrguccigarcia]

Brings a whole new meaning to keepin that glizzy on you

[@edwardtherunt]

With the steak, the amps probably dropped off when they had the juice between the steaks to flow through

[@Brennen_Stier]

Tyler, what’s happening is as the appliance draws more and more current the resistance across the hot dog causes that voltage to drop across the hotdog itself. So if you were to measure the line side of the hot dog and compare it to the load side you would find a major decrease in voltage as you increase the amount of current being drawn across the hot dog (line side is the source side of the circuit) And with motors you have high in-rush current so when you start the motor it draws it’s peak amount of current, and after the fan is spinning at its highest speed the current gradually decreases.

[@Brennen_Stier]

This is coming from an electrician out of Minneapolis! Tyler I love your videos by the way!! If you have any other questions about messing around with power let me know I can help out in any way I can!!

[@CritterVidss]

The liquid could be a reason why the items are as conductive as they are

[@hazard.33]

Welcome to TylerTube, where safety is number 9999 priority.

[@daniellealbert9829]

Definitely would like to see another video like this!

[@GrandSamurai69]

Tyler to pickles: I’m gonna destroy this man’s whole carrier

[@andie_pants]

Alternate title: _Cooking Steak With a Blender_

[@ThatOneGuyWeAllKnow]

Hotdogs have a similar sodium content of humans. When I was doing my electrical safety course they showed what happens with power lines and you if your gloves have a pin hole in them. And those hot dogs where fried

[@MiguelJimenez-sf7ce]

I watched it the first time but I’ll watch it again just for you tyler😳

[@sleepypup]

I need to see more of theseeee

[@malachipowell3494]

That electric hammer video was funny

[@ameliajohn8334]

space heaters operate on silent when its on the heat setting. that was a pet peeve of mine throughout this video 😭

[@micahwebster9423]

Hey Tyler, I’ve been a sub for a couple of years now, and just wanted to say that I have really been enjoying your vids lately!

[@NorthwestBearcat1214]

Not sure how you survived, that was terrifying. But hey it was a good vid.

[@gamerone996]

I already seen this I must have traveled into the future

[@brookerementer1257]

me i swear to god i watch this about 10 hours ago but its not in my history

[@jillianlemay3297]

Same!!! I watched this last night while I was waiting for my fiancé to come to bed, I swear.

[@JD-im4qh]

I think extra juices inside the dog may have helped conductivity that were produced when heat was given off by the nails. So yes, it would have been because the hotdogs are “warmer” I guess.

[@Appalachianhorrorshow0428]

KZbin: do you wander how conductive hotdogs are Me:no KZbin: do you wanna know how conductive hotdogs are Me: yeah

[@pkplays3046]

@TylerTube we never miss a video! Keep making awesome content!!

[@cheyenne_tweak6278]

If that blender goes any faster it’s gunna ascend

[@TheCrystalGlow]

So the fan and blender through the hot dog may very well be absorbing/changing the frequency of the AC voltage. Hence the squeal.

[@skydyverjym]

I used to live in a mobile home that would shock you when the porch light was on and you touched the doorknob. We would make a circle and hold hands and complete the circuit to see who would let go first

[@zachbudnick1641]

I never heard anyone hate pickles as much as you

[@legendarylegodude11]

You should have filmed electricity arking between hotdogs. If that's how it works

[@Livingdiamond1]

You could do the holding cord to cord thing if you weren't grounded but you wouldn't want the electricity to cross your heart

[@wrightdullvideos5974]

When stuff heats up it’s easier for letting current through

[@clinthansen7073]

Back to the future doc brown did this 1.21 gigawatts

[@zousssnotzeus5341]

I read the tital and just thought "well how am I supposed to not click on that"

[@ethantarter3547]

hope u doing good brother

[@bfettsurvivalandoutdoors6604]

2 vids in 2 days? LETS GO BRO, TYLER IS ON THAT GRIND

[@shadowzombie8036]

Love you tyler

[@aalynnodell9809]

Now i want a hot dog. Dang it.

[@jameswhitbread1988]

I was so confused because I swore I watched this yesterday and then I read the comment lmao

[@scaleop4]

i was thinking the same.

[@M2H8]

reupload gang

[@ronamen104]

Replacing my breaker panel with a big box of hotdogs

[@jerryfasnacht]

Tylertube you should test to see how durable a ridge wallet is since they claim that it has a lifetime warranty

[@sorayarios9043]

He did that already

[@aaronusher3097]

Steak probably started shorting out and sparking when the juices started flowing into each other.

[@Rotpuck]

Keep the light on when you unplug it Tyler...

[@zachdemand4508]

The reason why they performed better after a minute is because they were cooking. When they heat up their resistance goes down allowing more power to pass.

[@Recklessnerd]

Put a rock tumbler in a rock tumbler

[@mrlost470]

You are like my history teacher. He does some wacky and cool stuff.

[@velazquezarmouries]

You just made a hot dog based dimmer switch

[@jakehughes6014]

Not gonna lie I learn more on this Chanel then I do I’m school😂🥸 and plus this is more fun than school!!!

[@jakehughes6014]

IN**

[@MaybeMizuki]

I swear some day this channel will give me a heart attack with Tyler's electricity experiments at around the 17:00 mark: Yes, human bodies conduct electricity. Rather well too. It's also how your body's nerves work. That's why electricity is so dangerous when handled incorrectly.

[@katrinarose2210]

Have you never seen a potato or a lemon battery? Most organic material can conduct electricity with resistance. With that being said, I think the beef failed so hard because it was pooling blood that touched both pieces, basically creating a short in the "power cord"

[@HChandler2010]

Probably sodium from the hotdog trying to be electroplated on to the copper nail

[@timsawyer9231]

Tyler discovered resistors. Well done my man haha

[@dennisgibsonii6316]

Ya now I want him to measure the resistance of the hotdog!