I Left 5 Cell Phones In Different Liquids For 30 Days

[@chrispuglisi7315]

Is no one else going to mention that the number pad dissolved in the Liquid Fire?

[@Drundel]

That is the only drain cleaner that worked for the sink in master bath. That shit is legit.

[@OhioYT]

Tyler: I don't want a explosion from the batteries Solution: throws the batteries across the room

[@WelshPrideGaming84]

Yeah, although throwing a battery wont blow it up

[@spazzCAPP]

@@WelshPrideGaming84 if it ruptures from something it hits, it could.

[@samanthabedard8287]

Dammit I was going to say exactly that

[@luckettt.]

@DueMagician921 they're talking about if the battery hit something in the video, it could've blown up. because he threw it across the room. that's what they were implying.

[@7SUK1]

@DueMagician921 He didn't want it to blow up period and he said especially while he's not at home so listen up next time

[@thomasfaucett811]

Liquid fire is concentrated sulfuric acid and it’s some bad ass stuff you should definitely play with it some more

[@PJBonoVox]

Ever used it for its intended purpose? Seems like it'd be pretty good at it.

[@rodalmighty2003]

@@PJBonoVox It ate away the steel pipes under my house. I'm not even sure I'd trust it on pvc pipes. It's some nasty stuff.

[@ljlk8583]

hey this shit's really dangerous, you should use it more! nice

[@brendoderf4748]

This is really fun! My hands feel weird though.

[@thecatpersonuk9962]

Liquid fire vs Nokia 3310 who will win (spoiler Nokia hopefully

[@simmswilkins9792]

Casually messes with very strong Hydrocloric Acid without anything except thin rubber gloves

[@Bogarden27]

That was my thought. Large rubber gloves with thin under gloves would have been okay. I worry about the potential for heavy metal exposure.

[@Leatherman154]

As long as you wash your hands after you'll be fine. Checkout Nile Red's video where he puts various concentrated acids on his bare skin, to essentially no effect. Here's the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6qwg2Nuj7uVhLs

[@elijahadamson5906]

It's a good thing that you didnt use the aluminum pan, because the hydrochloric acid reacts with aluminum and releases hydrogen gas, which wouldn't be too bad, but if there were any spark youd be in a bit of a problem

[@joe_mumma]

It's fun tho , put aluminium foil or a aluminium can inside a coke bottle with some hydrochloric acid and put lid on fast and throw it lol

[@anonnynous1190]

@@joe_mumma essentially a bleach bomb.

[@jeremykj69]

@@joe_mumma we used to put The Works toilet cleaner and balleup aluminum foil in any thang that had a lid

[@theschwiftyman8840]

He should've used a polyvinyl chloride(PVC) container tho🤣✌️

[@scottmartin8888]

Aluminum, acid, hydrogen gas, and a spark? Would u get intense fire? Explosion or what?

[@c.a.b.3566]

I wonder what who packaged them thought about you buying a bundle of burner phones.

[@adammetzger4182]

Probably thought he was a drug dealer.

[@greasypriest5137]

Courtesy of Dublin junkies

[@lukebyrne7440]

@@greasypriest5137 Ireland represent

[@spartanb16]

FBI: Enters the chat

[@MandrakeFernflower]

Tyler's Weed, Coke and Glue shop

[@maizeraptor1572]

Leave 5 different things in the liquid fire!

[@nekomystery1300]

MaizeRaptor LMAO OfficialDuckStudios beat him to it

[@chickendoidles7984]

Mazie you’ll be one of the items

[@shottymods2519]

Burn your house down!

[@erikruether8642]

I would love to see that.

[@dylanalgate8130]

Tyler: it’s something that I don’t know how it’ll react with the aluminum pan, and it’s something I don’t really have experience with so I’m going to use this metal pan. Me: How’s this guy not dead yet?

[@dillondavis2134]

My thing isn't how it reacts with the pan but all the other stuff he has already put in the pan like dang dude.

[@Its_just_Dave.]

I wonder why he uses foil pans. He doesn’t use foil jars. Needs to use glass pan and he’ll never have to worry about anything reacting with his pan. This guy has inhaled to many chemical fumes to get it though.

[@dylanalgate8130]

MD13 Blythe thats kinda what i was thinking. I like the videos but too many fumes equals death

[@Fisha695]

@@Its_just_Dave. yup, doesn't need to be fancy expensive Pyrex either, just the basic dollar store glass casserole pans would work fine. Get about 10 of them for probably about $15 and then just rinse or hose them out (for the majority of the stuff) after each use.

[@thefuglygamer407]

@@Its_just_Dave. I THINK he uses the aluminum pans because they are easy and relatively cheap to buy in bulk... that way he can use one aluminum pan for each jar, just throw them away after he uses them... most likely just washes the hell out of the jars... idk

[@nikoleiflores9393]

"It says danger, poison, severe burns, corrosive to eyes, skin...Its gotta lot of warnings on here so I think itll be good."

[@MandrakeFernflower]

It's concentrated sulfuric acid - used to clean tools and drain lines within an inch of there life

[@ILikeDonuts666]

Tyler when he has company over "Everyone stay out of the garage I have various random items in random liquids"

[@WelshPrideGaming84]

I think I speak for everyone here we need see you leave things in more liquid fire Marbles Steak Empty coke can A watch of some kind

[@SirHams]

@ICON 84 ya but I think he should throw a match in it at the end

[@xVampyreMoonx]

I agree. But I'd highly recommend different gloves to check things with 1st.

[@mistaken1802]

Markers

[@codyjohnson1533]

Orbeez

[@7SUK1]

More liquid fire

[@bl3ivids]

With summer coming, are you going to try leaving thigns in sunlight for 30 days? Wonder what that would do to a phone - I know the colours get sucked out of some things after a while.

[@user-ellievator]

You should have eye protection on for all of this, any one of those liquids can cause permanent damage, especially the acids. Even acetone, which isn't as bad as the others burns like hell if you even get a tiny bit in your eye.

[@stgigamovement]

Concentrated hydrochloric acid and the highly-concentrated Sulfuric acid in the Liquid Fire are great at dissolving metals. Getting that stuff on your skin or in your eye would cause significant and painful damage. As for the acetone, it's a solvent that is powerful enough to dissolve even certain plastics. Getting that in your eye wouldn't be pleasant, and also, acetone is not a good thing to handle without washing up afterwards. Solvents in general shouldn't be toyed with. On that note, I did see that the Paint and Epoxy Remover in the video is NOT the one containing the carcinogenic DCM/methylene chloride/dichloromethane. Having said that, alternatives that use toluene and/or xylene are also not something that you want to work with without protection. Also, inhaling the fumes from ANY of the liquids in this video should be avoided at all costs. When working with strong chemicals, especially these, you need a face shield, long chemical gloves, and a protective suit with a proper respirator, in addition to the safety glasses. Acid burns are no joke. They can cause permanent blindness and/or severe burns that disfigure. Also, a closed garage is a REALLY bad place to work with chemicals, because the fumes can build up in a closed space and make the air toxic.

[@matijagusel322]

Tyler has a new tableeeeee

[@crazyeye1]

Can’t help but wonder where do you put all your waste after the video?

[@Ramblin_Red]

I have also wondered that. Disposal??

[@samanthawitt3097]

I wonder the same thing everytime lol

[@caseyguseify]

Neighbor’s dumpster

[@piggy666]

Mouth

[@7SUK1]

Me: I never put thought into it... Woah! Tyler on garage tour: "Absolutely no reason to have this and it is completely garbage, but it's on the shelf and it's probably gonna remain on the shelf forever."

[@gamerone996]

Yeah I wouldn't mess with liquid fire the way he did. He could have seriously hurt himself

[@meatlemonade9938]

subtitle for this video: "In Which A Man Attempts To Turn Himself Into A Cartoon Pile Of Goo Using The Power Of Chemistry"

[@taraellis8279]

ITS DIP!

[@ZevVeli]

Tyler: Does anything involving acids Me, a chemist: Oh god... Tyler: Now I don't know exactly what's going on with this stuff so... Me, a chemist: OH GOD!

[@rowan7474]

I'm no chemist but I do know that you should NEVER mix household chemicals, much less industrial ones without knowing EXACTLY what you are doing. Seriously how is he not dead yet?

[@mikelokken84]

are we not going to talk about how you didn't neutralize the acids before he played around in them

[@ZevVeli]

@@mikelokken84 I can only handly talking about so many NIOSH safety violations before my brain shuts down.

[@johnfox2521]

Please for the love of god, wear a respirator when dealing with any chemicals. You could be seriously damaging your lungs brother!!!!!

[@spacetoast4874]

John Fox he was casually playing with battery acid he’s a dead man walking if he keeps playing with chemicals

[@johnfox2521]

@@spacetoast4874 I can't believe the lack of people not concerned about this.

[@owenscott9046]

Soft ass

[@groundedgarage5731]

Liquid fire- the rubber number pad is completely gone, let's see how it will react with my rubber gloves

[@ihatejoze]

Tyler, it might be a good idea when playing with chemicals to check the SDS first. Liquid Fire is basically just sulfuric acid

[@kimberlyt9351]

I want to see average things you would find in clogged drains like hair, paper towels, food scraps etc.. left in the liquid fire! Maybe throw in a rubber ducky for a little flare 🤷‍♀️

[@chriswilson1845]

When you do something in a liquid, you should use water as a "control" for all of them.

[@KEVINCELLULAR]

Don’t tell the master how to do his thing.

[@TronciM]

Doesn't really make sense. You'd assume we'd all know that the original object will just stay the same?

[@elsasslotharingen7507]

Waste of a phone

[@slaterpiller7466]

What would you know bobby

[@lennon.c]

damnit bobby, ya can’t say that.

[@cwgzz81]

Me, thinking water, milk, soda, juice, alcohol Tyler: Nah, that's baby stuff, upgrades the liquids 7x

[@xxstaindrosesxx]

The liquid fire one looks like something out of an Alien movie.

[@spazzCAPP]

The whole point of this is dissolving things in solvent. I was worried about the gloves the whole damned video and... yup, bad idea. Lucky you noticed it as early as you did.

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

The gloves were probably nitrile, sulfuric acid eats right through it within an hour.

[@meowmixmcmeowster1370]

@@EvilTurkeySlices Which is fine for a 10 minute video. Honestly you can touch most dangerous chemicals in the short term with your basic rubber glove.

[@LicoriceMouse]

@@meowmixmcmeowster1370 I've seen a guy on youtube [nilered] have chemicals on his hands for a couple mins and be fine

[@WERicana]

Would the dissolved phone from the paint remover stuff make a glue? I'm kind of curious about that. This is the first I've see of these vids where something got turned into goop that was electronics.

[@jesselizabeth6]

this man is so chaotic yet so calm and i love it

[@sunrisesun007]

The screen is glass so none of those liquids will affect

[@7SUK1]

I cant believe he didn't catch that

[@nate-the-fate6584]

Exactly 😂

[@smoker4188]

Yeah the only thing damaged was the film likenon gameboys Thats makes the pixels align

[@thalaquatics8712]

"whatever they make this out of"... its glass dude...

[@chadstondangerfeld6749]

The screen is plastic dawg

[@april1999apricott]

One of the best ones yet I think! Really good and varied outcomes! I think the liquid fire burnt the gloves as they're made of a type of rubber, and if you noticed the key pad for that one was gone, completely disintegrated as it's also made of rubber :)

[@goochly]

Im genuinely curious as to how you dispose of all the random liquids after!

[@jenniferprobably3824]

Environmental disaster

[@beegirl55555]

I love that Tyler isnt some super rich youtuber. And if he is, he doesnt brag about it by buying 5 new iPhone x or whatever. He just buys the shittiest, cheapest phones because. Why buy a brand new phone if you're just gonna destroy it? He just does this for fun and makes that obvious! Love you tyler!!

[@pjesapjes]

you should have used sulfuric acid. that is a nasty metal and flesh eating stuff

[@Borealis96]

liquid fire is a sulfuric-based drain opener...just like clobber. It's vicious stuff!

[@awesomecvl]

If he had opened up the hydrochloric acid, it the metal would have been dissolved

[@cmcrisp42]

@@awesomecvl exactly, the smell he was smelling was hydrogen released from the hydrochloric acid reacting to the metal in the solder and copper traces on the circuit board. When HCl acid reacts it creates hydrogen and metallic salts.

[@ghoultooth]

cmcrisp42 Thankyou for teaching me something new!

[@usmc_sgt]

My son (Tyler), was describing a baseball or softball that has rubber squished together or something like that inside and wanted to see that in something, but then switched saying a softball. We are both huge fans.

[@adammetzger4182]

The cashier probably thought you were a drug dealer when you bought all those.

[@elainetreadwell5576]

The paint & epoxy remover had me rolling in laughter as the phone plopped out of the jar. The jelly mess was hilarious. I was expecting that out of most of the other liquids but not to that degree with the paint/glue remover. You made my night. Thank you. We all need a good belly laugh occasionally.

[@KingNast]

Shocking that it didn't affect the glass screens - the same material the jars are made of.

[@chadstondangerfeld6749]

The screens are made of plastic dawg

[@PJBonoVox]

@@chadstondangerfeld6749 Exactly. Think of that Nokia 3210 you used to have. Glass screens on phones are a new thing comparitavely

[@MatroxMillennium]

@@PJBonoVox The LCDs themselves are still made of glass regardless of what the surface material is.

[@Stillhouse_Armory]

@TylerTube - I have some ideas for liquids to leave things in.. (1): "Purple power" degreaser, (2): Denatured alcohol (solvent), (3): You've probably already done it, but 91% Isopropyl alcohol (4): Last but not least, parts washer fluid (comes in a 5 gallon metal can from tractor supply)

[@malachi4838]

‘I’m not leaving in the batteries cus I don’t want an explosion’ lul, interesting reason

[@yuiromi_5152]

What makes Tyler so entertaining is that he always cuts to the chase you know, he doesn’t have 3 minute long intros and he edits showing everything being done but cut to where it’s quick, keep it up man!!!👏🏼👏🏼✨🤟🏼

[@shagcarpet1970]

That was satisfying seeing the phones crumble.

[@marekfriday571]

Tyler needs to do a apologise for the 23 hours of nothing

[@BuddhaBoiBrett]

@@marekfriday571 I think he wanted to try something new. Why does he have to apologise when it doesn't even effect you one tiny bit. If you enjoyed it then you watch it, if you didn't then you dont and you carry on with your day. Stop complaining about everything

[@marekfriday571]

@@BuddhaBoiBrett I know but be onised wasent it a wast of your time wating to see if he will relly make a video I will be onised the chat was grait but the was nothing playing

[@7SUK1]

@@BuddhaBoiBrett I was going to type something similar but I didn't... just because

[@7SUK1]

@@marekfriday571 you had to be typing fast af! That made no sense to me.

[@burtonwebber3993]

the paint and poxy remover was awesome do more with it please

[@deathfire8010]

I wonder what would happen if you melted gum and make glue out of it u should try it

[@LollipopUnicorny]

He has tried it

[@7SUK1]

Yeah he did that already

[@deathfire8010]

Rip :(

[@deathfire8010]

I meant like double bubble mixed with a another gum idk

[@jman1989]

You have grown on me more than I ever thought you would. Great job Tyler

[@matttyreeoutdoors]

After seeing this, you should definitely try leaving things in aircraft paint remover

[@joetrp-3553]

Been binge watching your videos during lock down. Thank you for keeping me Occupied

[@khaliyahliyah6444]

Put hair in different liquids for 30 days

[@nateconley.6209]

Tyler is on so many watch lists dude 😂😂😂 I love it so much

[@corysavage609]

hi, I would like to see you leave the fallowing five things into Jars of whisky: 1. a Barbie Doll 2. eggs 3. stretch Arm Strong 4. an Iphone 5. Slim Jim's

[@jaxonalford257]

N0

[@jaxonalford257]

@No Name no

[@Its_just_Dave.]

That’s alcohol abuse!!!!

[@ChronicGamer-rl2bo]

👍 You should do a part two of this and see what happens if you let the phones dry out. I wonder if the phone paste would turn back into hard plastic.

[@christinalloyd3441]

Tyler Tube: for when you need answers to questions you didn't know you had. Also, he has beautiful eyes.

[@SillyGoose69]

Definitely one of the best ones so far! I was not expecting some of those phones to be so melted.

[@The_Lost_Potato]

I would like to see a Rubik's cube left in liquid fire

[@wildturkey9275]

"I thought this wouldn't react with what ever the gloves are made of" *All the rubber from the phone is completely dissolved*

[@CrackCash]

Put paint and epoxy remover with glue and see how strong it is after

[@mohammedhoosenebrahim9516]

You’ve got the best channel ever. Super chilled to watch

[@BuddhaBoiBrett]

Please can you use more protective gloves when you do these. Hydrochloric acid and liquid fire will burn through them as you saw with the hard rubber on the phones. Every time I cringe because I think your fingers are going to just burn to the bone. Just making sure you're safe cause I love the videos man

[@CalmingChris]

I swear this guy keeps me from dying inside, every day I wake up realizing it’s just another day in the house due to the covid pandemic and I just something interesting to watch. I’m glad tyler is almost to 500,000 subs congrats

[@austinthedad53]

Hey Tyler, shouldn’t EVERYTHING there be heavier than the lighter fluid?

[@phoenixsemorata9476]

Definitely experiment with putting things in the liquid fire, that was really interesting.

[@andrewkrieger1736]

Tyler , u r underrated. I been watching u since 80k ish

[@fabiennegauthier4258]

The paint stripper is gel so it sticks to surfaces that arent flat, I'm guessing I use paint stripper at work every once in a while to get paint off tanks and such, and being a gell is perfect for the sides!

[@anonymous5072]

We can just say the lighter fluid is lighter then the liquid fire

[@squigwarg4207]

Tyler: I don't want the batteries to explode. Also Tyler: *tosses battery where something sharp might be*

[@lucienskinner-savallisch5399]

Of course the liquid fire is lighter than the fire starting liquid. It's a lighter fluid after all.

[@SoulDelSol]

You said that backwards

[@kotabear8213]

9:56 Just don’t light it on fire! Also, forgot to mention, could you please leave things in mouthwash?

[@marcjungblut5316]

How do you dispose of all the chemicals after they've been dumped out in the pans?

[@RandallBedford]

Marc Jungblut with this guys level of common sense and brain power, he probably just poured it down the drain and fucked his plumbing up.

[@michab.r.1854]

Randy Bedford He actually has a lot of common sense and ability to reason. I wouldn’t be surprised if he went through the proper means. This kind of stuff is his bread and butter.. knowing more about a lot of this random stuff than most people. He seems like a good enough guy with enough intelligence to allow higher Brain functions. You’re just being pessimistic and rude. Probably lacking in brain power yourself.

[@RandallBedford]

Crux M. If you see common sense from this man by simply watching watching his videos, then you shouldn’t be criticizing others on social media. Maybe you should criticize yourself first.

[@MandrakeFernflower]

Slowly add baking soda to the acid waste untill the pH test strips turn basic It can then be poured down the toilet Acetone is safe to pour down drain if the drain is metal Burn the lighter fluid outside in a pan Epoxy removers can be disposed of in normal trash if it's in a sealed jar

[@missnadiaaz]

i have watched PLENTY of your videos man! this by far is the coolest one for me.. thanks for some great content!

[@D347h5cy7hE]

The acids were most likely reacting to the oxygen in the air.

[@AbdelAziz0205]

The gloves and the shirt matching held my attention.

[@fajardou1110]

Teacher: you can’t convert liquid into fire Liquid fire: Are you sure about that?

[@DarKnightKilla13]

I mean, technically speaking napalm is one hell of a liquire fire, lol, and can make water catch on fire.

[@I.no.ah.guy57]

Such an interesting outcome, crazy to see how much those phones were affected

[@zynifi]

So, nobody has noticed the re-location of the comment section? I really hate it but nobody seems to care about it. If you read this please respond. I need to know more opinions

[@saddan0668]

Same I can’t stand it

[@otmzayy907]

I got used to it

[@luckettt.]

i've noticed it too. i guess a lot of people complained about it being at the bottom so they ended up placing it there now, idk. it just looks unorganized this way.

[@williamdavis3128]

I think it’s stupid

[@Ghost145T]

Its inconvenient :/

[@Johnnyouknow]

My uncle spent a week in the hospital with internal lung burns from liquid fire that stuff is just as dangerous as the acid, be careful man.

[@BrennanWest85]

Notification gang! 🤟🏼

[@VenomsDad]

Damn Tyler just when I thought you had done everything you could with jars lol!

[@lak0ta864]

Best t-shirt ever

[@nobodyspecial7004]

Which one?

[@spazzCAPP]

I dig the Toyoda shirts. I made the same pun myself when I was a kid.

[@laradoromo2719]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL TYLER! FOREVER A FAN BROTHER!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!

[@blockypiggamer2815]

You know your American when you can destroy 5 brand new phones, 'MERICA!

[@maxhudson8629]

Really? Lmao. 75 dollars worth of cheap Chinese phones. Get off your high horse.

[@SanDiegoCaliforniaUSA]

*Tyler knows he wants to do this exact same liquid set up with a pickle now.*

[@scarlettb9960]

I clicked on it through reccmended 41 seconds after was posted

[@gabrielah9896]

My favorite thing to do is read the comments... I love how requests are made for him to do things we want to see done. 😂

[@codylord5724]

the second he pulled out the acitone i knew he wasnt playing espeically as the first liquid

[@justinpoliandro6588]

Lol I was waiting for that at the end he’s just playing with the liquid fire not knowing his finger tips are about to be on fire

[@doomguy6866]

Imagine what would happen if you mixed the liquid fire,acetone, sulfuric acid,and hydrochloric acid. I wanna do that now

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

Liquid fire is sulfuric acid.

[@shemp_]

Tyler, do you open your garage door when you're doing these? I never hear ventilation running and all those chemicals dumped right under your face makes me nervous.

[@MrAVGNdude]

I was so worried that liquid fire would melt his gloves😭

[@emilyismissing]

OMG please try making Cloudy with a chance of meat balls spray in shoes with flex seal PLEASEEEEEE

[@daviddd_edgar]

Hydrochloric acids don’t react with plastic, that’s why nothing happened

[@babyblu5247]

Video Suggestion: leave different types of currency in a liquid or one type in multiple liquids.

[@topher2327]

Dudes gonna accidentally discover a new element like Hennig Brand did with phosphorus.

[@midnightgardener8346]

Well it’s clear what we must do now, leave more random things in liquid fire 🔥

[@woofoof]

It gives me so much anxiety to watch without you having good ventilation, but entertaining none the less.

[@trulseiken8051]

do a galium vs metals video. its insane what galium does to other metals

[@Anubis-wf1ur]

This was really satisfying to watch. You should definitely leave more things in the Acetone, Acid and Liquid Fire again. 😍😍😍😍😍

[@superpaul79]

I can't be the only one boppin' to the jar-filling music, can I?

[@bupsonator]

Chemistry teachers will make you use eye protection to boil water, & then there's Tyler using almost no protection with sulfuric and hydrochloric acids. Never change, Tyler. (unless you're working with strong acids, then maybe you should change just a bit if you like your skin intact)

[@ddhVapor]

I find this more interesting than the 5 different things in the same liquid, please make more of this type of experiment.

[@ddhVapor]

Long sleeve labcoat is what i recommend if you planing on using hidrochloric acid + gloves and glasses you already had.

[@justinsmith1798]

I work in a Sedimentary Research Lab and we use >5% HCl to neutralize our radioactive dishes after using them, getting that tiny concentrated amount on your skin leaves a red burn, glad you used gloves Tyler! Should try some other acids! They’re cool but please be extremely careful if you do! Don’t look over an acid if it is a “weak” acid either, HF is considered a “weak” acid but covering an area the size of the palm of your hand can be easily fatal within a few hours of exposure.

[@WhatTheHeckMan]

Awesome video 👍 you inspired me to trying things in jars for a period of time. The outcomes are always wild!!!

[@Em-ml6ds]

Your videos are neat too! Keep it up!!

[@WhatTheHeckMan]

Thank you 😊!!!