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Ha...much better video.
Originally posted by: gigapet
what is stopping the flame from traveling back inside the super soaker and igniting the resovoir and exploding violently?
Originally posted by: gigapet
what is stopping the flame from traveling back inside the super soaker and igniting the resovoir and exploding violently?
Originally posted by: glugglug
Originally posted by: gigapet
what is stopping the flame from traveling back inside the super soaker and igniting the resovoir and exploding violently?
No oxygen inside the reservoir to combust with. Even when the reservior is half-empty, the strong scent of the WD-40 or the washer fluid is because they evaporate quickly to fill that space, rather than letting air into the thing. And any air that did get in would get used up pretty fast
Originally posted by: vood0g
Originally posted by: glugglug
Originally posted by: gigapet
what is stopping the flame from traveling back inside the super soaker and igniting the resovoir and exploding violently?
No oxygen inside the reservoir to combust with. Even when the reservior is half-empty, the strong scent of the WD-40 or the washer fluid is because they evaporate quickly to fill that space, rather than letting air into the thing. And any air that did get in would get used up pretty fast
are you sure about that?
Thats what a flame arrestor is for.
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
BTW: Did you know that WD-40 was originally "supposed" to be a synthetic fuel?
Originally posted by: tfinch2
I'm gonna put this on my must try list.
Originally posted by: ctracyw
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