New Lab Reveal!

[@Phacias]

I just need to write another comment. Your videos, among others, made me pursue science years ago, when I was still at school. Now I'm a full time scientist and want to thank you for your invaluable inspiration. Please, keep doing great things!

[@mrhomescientist]

Wow! That's so amazing to hear! That really made my day. What sort of science do you do? Thanks so much for your support!!

[@Phacias]

I'm an immunologist, recently became a grad student at Harvard :)

[@mrhomescientist]

Phacias That's awesome, good luck with your studies! Thanks again for taking the time to comment!

[@jishnubhattacharyya37]

@@Phacias Where do you stand now?

[@ElGatoLoco698]

I love rockhounding. Rockhounding videos would be awesome.

[@lexaf7578]

Great video, man i wish i would have such a lab. I wouldnt mind if you also upload other content than chemistry.

[@noavailabeusernames5684]

Good to hear from this channel again, it’s been awhile, hopefully we’ll get some videos soon.

[@FrugalGarden]

Yesssssss he's back. I love your videos

[@dysprosiumion3269]

Finally! Great to see you back on youtube and the lab back in order.

[@Phacias]

I can't believe you're back. I've been waiting for so long :) Can't wait until the next video! #nostalgia

[@theChaotiChemist]

The day has finally come!

[@goodfeller2]

You clearly put so much time and effort into this lab. This set up is just beautiful. Chemistry can be done in a very ghetto way all the way up to professional lab set ups. its just so much more satisfying working in a clean and purpose built lab.

[@brassdunes]

Beautiful lab! Can't wait to see your videos again.

[@markbell9742]

Fantastic, looking forward to some interesting chemistry. Cheers, Mark

[@sulaimanmajed329]

Good lab you built my friend. I have a small home lab and the information in this video is very helpful in terms of chemical storage and segregation and glassware arrangement.

[@j_sum1]

Really nice work. You will have lots of fun in there. Great to see an update. :)

[@ColinRies]

Great to welcome back another great chemistry KZbinrs :)

[@sorsorscience0787]

Yaya! So glad your back.

[@alllove1754]

Oddly I would like to smell the old fridge. Beautiful lab, even w the whiteboard. Damn, nice glassware! That place is begging you to mix those chems!

[@mrhomescientist]

Go smell some tetralin; that's what did it. Then you'll never want to smell it again!

[@oscarpoll4324]

Great!

[@visionintegrations]

So great to see you back!! Nice job on the lab, it looks great. That must be very nice working in. Do you plan to design or install a vacuum system and fume hood cabinet as well? Also, yes the prospecting topics would be very interesting IMO, not to mention you could still link it back to your element extraction series depending what you find. It all links back to chemistry one way or another 😉 Thanks for sharing!

[@thisissoeasy]

Wow! That is impressive! I particularly love your professional chemical storage approach.... I recently purchased a lot of chemicals at an estate sale of an old scientist; The amount of different chemicals (together with my already existing stock) is now overwhelming and, because of the number of potentially extremely hazardous items, I really urgently need a specialized storage solution. Thanks for sharing your lab tour video.

[@miabobeea2644]

You're back! I'm so excited!

[@thecatalog7188]

Lab looks really nice!

[@atrumblood]

Welcome back man! Your new lab looks amazing. I'm jealous. I wish my lab looked that nice.

[@mrhomescientist]

Thank you! Nice beard and lab coat :)

[@NicholasA231]

Thank you for validating my level of geekiness. I've always wanted a home lab, but always figured it was a weird thing to do and that I could never afford it anyway. Thanks to ebay I am well on my way to having versatile chemistry and basic biology capabilities. This video gave me great ideas on how to properly set up what I am building towards. Insanely jealous of the furniture and chem cabinets especially! All of my lab furniture is second hand regular furniture, but I would like to find an affordable work surface material - wood isn't a great choice...

[@TheMASALIT1]

mrhomescientist? i cant belive new video. happy days .welcome back?

[@oscill8ocelot]

:o Welcome back! Great to see you again!

[@jonhoyles714]

brilliant your back look forward to some nice chemistry :)

[@shadowassassin4530]

Im jealous of all that storage space :) nice lab setup

[@juanbenignoluarca5635]

Hello MrHomeScience 🙂👍 Great and Awesome Lab 😉

[@AussieChemist]

Man' what a awesome lab you got there, it will even nicer you have a fumehood

[@Spycyzygy]

This must have cost a small fortune to do Also definitely I’d like to see some of your other hobbies

[@nurdpage5366]

Yes

[@chrisluckas7521]

Gorgeous.

[@rakinkazi9780]

YOU'RE FINALLY BACK!

[@area46241]

Way to go on the lab! The gold hobby has turned into a chemistry hobby for me as well. I've always been fascinated with lab glass. Ole Grandy had a lab in his basement and we would do lots of cool projects. What kind of chemistry are you going to perform? Can't wait to watch more chem vids. I have a question about sodium metabisulfate...how is it made?

[@destroyer4416]

Don't set sceduals just do what you want in the timeframe that suits you keep up the good work

[@alexandertaylor2951]

Great lab man. Those will help a lot with organization and help prevent cross contamination. I dont post many vids but enjoy watching on your channel. I recently went rockhounding in the enoree river here in sc. Found lots of meteorite fragments, even gold flake, mostly lead split shot tho, lol. Love the videos

[@mrhomescientist]

Wow meteorites? Neat! I might need to head up there sometime... Thanks for the support!

[@alexandertaylor2951]

@@mrhomescientist oh yeah...if you can find good dark clay in a KT layer around here. Just have to know where you're looking, There are very high deposits of iridium around the foothills and lake cunningham area. Many other ejection deposits are detectable. Thanks for the vids!

[@weizhuu]

OMG!!!! where have you been dude! Welcome back!

[@XXLSkinnyMcGee]

I want to protect your beard

[@mrhomescientist]

Beard secret service?

[@DSoSJohnH]

The lab looks amazing and well laid out. I see HMS Beagle bottles on the middle shelf in the closet. Did you happen to back the Chemistry Heirloom set on Kickstarter? :o I did the $750, the one with all the chemicals and glassware. I really wanted the display/carrying case but I couldn't justify like $200 extra for the case. My small HMS Beagle chems are sitting in a display shelf mounted to the wall in my living room. It's a nice conversation piece.

[@TomsLab]

What do you think of your drying rack, would you recommend it? If so, what is the model/where did you get it? I've looked at many on Amazon but can't decide.

[@mrhomescientist]

It works great, although mine is a bit wobbly. I had to wedge a wood chip under one of the legs to steady it. It's all metal so it has started to rust slightly over the years, but nothing major. It also has a drip pan at the bottom to catch falling water, which is nice.

[@jarrettdoesstuff2318]

Hey, you're mister home scientist, not mister home chemist! Geology is science too. Rocks are fun!

[@MuzikBike]

Who knows, maybe you could attempt to extract alkali metals and alkaline earths from rocks.

[@KowboyUSA]

Nice.

[@jonhoyles714]

btw the new lab looks ace top job !

[@WestEast3259585]

holy shit dude

[@augustuslook]

The wait is over

[@groupxarabianrapsensations9424]

Finally

[@Silentspeaker3]

That is a beautiful lab. Nothing to critique about the lab, but just one thing about the video quality. If you can find some chemical resistant materials to mount on your walls as sound dampeners, it would reduce the echo in your videos, which would create a better listening experience for your viewers. Otherwise, I'm liking what I'm seeing (and hearing)

[@mrhomescientist]

That's a good idea. I hadn't noticed the echo until I posted the video. I'm sure it's because I replaced the carpet with tile, so there's nothing to absorb it. I'll look into it!

[@harrisonoleary2419]

Where do you buy your chemicals from? I can't find anywhere that sells the chemicals I need for element extractions

[@Peter-fo7md]

You have a new subscriber😊😊🙏

[@kjpmi]

The lab looks amazing! How much were the flammable and acids cabinets? I'm slowly renovating my lab and that's what I've been looking for. Also, your lab fridge. Is it an explosion-proof refrigerator? I'm looking for prices on those too.

[@mrhomescientist]

Flammables was about $300 and corrosives was about $400. Yikes! It's just a regular mini fridge; explosion-proof ones were pretty insanely priced. It's definitely something I should have if I start storing a lot of flammable solvents, but currently I have very little in there anyway so I should be in the clear.

[@markc.3614]

Fume hood???? Where do you keep the video equipment?

[@JehuMcSpooran]

Nice lab setup. No fume cupboard?

[@cambam9749]

where's the fume hood?

[@benedyktdominczyk4665]

When new chemistry wideo??

[@3er24t4g1]

Didn't you post about this on SM

[@spookywizard4980]

What about ventilation? It's surprising you don't have a fume hood

[@mrhomescientist]

Spooky Wizard Right now the system is "open window + box fan." The issue with the fume hood is always "where do the fumes go?" I'm reluctant to put a hole in my roof, and I can't direct it out the window because my front door is right there. Still thinking about it...

[@spookywizard4980]

mrhomescientist yeah I'm planning to make one and it hit me that the fumes would really only go outside to neighbors and don't magically disappear haha. You'd be exposed to the chemicals to some degree with that kind of ventilation right? Would be pretty nasty for carcinogens or lachrymators wouldn't it? What I considered doing was using an existing hole in the house, like the vent for stove top fans...maybe you could do the same. An open window would suck during winter too =P

[@jamie91995]

What are your other hobbies?

[@mubeenhashmi1381]

Only chemistry pleeese

[@apm136]

expand to your other hobbies could make for some interesting content and some extra vids youd enjoy making ill admit i havent watched you for aaages but ive turned on notifications and ill be going back to look through what ive missed

[@supersmashsam]

That's a quite impressive lab for one individual to have! I guess most people working in a lab don't have that much material dedicated to themself! I guess you must do quite a bit of amateur chemistry outside of your videos.

[@ohraa1]

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[@piranha031091]

You call that messy? WTF is wrong with me???

[@mrhomescientist]

One of my favorite quotes, from Berzelius, is "A tidy lab means a lazy chemist!"

[@marcnielsen726]

mrhomescientist even as a chemist myself, I relly enyoy your videos. Damn i would like a homelab like yous. My homelab is my home. So i have to remake the lab everytime i need it. And it is halloween season so boric acid, and slime is in production at my home 😂 keep the good work up.

[@SerpentLight213]

Expand the channel but please dont drtur from chemistry

[@quarkyproton1992]

Show more scientific hobbies! I'm sure I'm not the only interested person.