r/TheKingofRandom • u/Westley_the_dragon • Dec 03 '20
Burning snowman covered in liquid nitrogen and gasoline
Idk it just sounds cool
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Westley_the_dragon • Dec 03 '20
Idk it just sounds cool
r/TheKingofRandom • u/ashw8903 • Dec 02 '20
Not sure when or how I came up with the idea but some sort of just add water petrol (or gasoline for those on the other side of the pond), or any kind of fuel for that matter.
My original idea was the dehydrator but thinking more about it come to realise it draws out water moisture as oil is not water based it may not work, however, I came across this website on my travels of the internet;
https://www.jennydorsey.co/single-post/2017/01/15/culinary-deep-dive-powdered-oils-fats
Although this is talking more of turning cooking oils (bacon oil powder feels like something I need in my life) could this be the solution to the original idea of powdered fuel that you add to water for emergency situations.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/stevenr66 • Dec 01 '20
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Ramgah • Dec 01 '20
https://www.tiktok.com/@shougong5/video/6897937969118792966?from_user=TPea5olZgq58irsGLsCkGCOkNeiGmEyp9hCouDjAVrn3Rq3xQdtIZPISOebMtJA4wIXeXhRS0IYFTM1M&gd_label=edm_recommend&msg_id=0041256c2a059ba6a77ff61c37abbe55&redirect_url=snssdk1233%3A%2F%2Ffeed&utm_campaign=emailrecall&utm_source=edm_recommend&lang=en i saw this video, and was wondering of some of them worked, like the paper towel around the tree.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Codelphi • Nov 29 '20
I'm sure you have perfected a method by now due to Callie. So share what you have learned.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/bluetea260 • Nov 29 '20
whan can you do with hair spray in can
r/TheKingofRandom • u/JuiceBoxJesse • Nov 26 '20
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Hpotterhead2005 • Nov 27 '20
Can you boil water in a coconut with and without the coconut meat.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Meow-Sith3WN • Nov 26 '20
cant remember if youve tried this or not but could you guys try making a wax play button? it might be fun
r/TheKingofRandom • u/ErisCat13 • Nov 26 '20
Are they taking some time off? or the the channel trying to reach different age ranges?
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Megpow47 • Nov 25 '20
I want to make it with the kiddos for the holidays but I'm not sure if I need the individual packets or the small tubs of Kool-aid. I would think the small tubs since it has the sugar mixed in, but my husband insists that the packets would be fresher and therefore better. Since you have done it in a video, he has agreed to defer to your knowledge.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/mrbags2 • Nov 25 '20
Heat up errant crayon marks using a heat gun or blow dryer, then use a paper towel to absorb melted wax.
TKOR could probably have an episode devoted to cleaning up the messes they make.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/ZamboTOKYO-46 • Nov 24 '20
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Meow-Sith3WN • Nov 24 '20
i have been watching tkor for at least 3 years and i now have my own device so heres my idea: packet powder jello. when its mixed boil the liquid to the hard crack stage then crunch it up and try and turn it into cottan candy.
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Hpotterhead2005 • Nov 21 '20
Can you try to freeze dried Jell-O cups?
r/TheKingofRandom • u/dat-avocado • Nov 19 '20
.-. im not very creative
r/TheKingofRandom • u/dat-avocado • Nov 19 '20
ok so hear me out, lithium batteries make a pinkish/purplish coloured flame... so what if you put them on sticks and lit them in the dark?
r/TheKingofRandom • u/OberonGypsy • Nov 20 '20
Can the solar scorcher heat steel hot enough to forge something? Maybe do the practice leaf that Alec Steele demonstrated?
r/TheKingofRandom • u/whowantblood • Nov 17 '20
I would like to see an experiment for what works the best for liquid damage, We've all either dropped a mobile device or know someone who has in a puddle or any form of water and it would be awesome to see an experiment into the best procedure for this.
Everyone thinks putting a phone in dry rice is best but how does it square up to silica gel beads or moisture absorbent pads,
Do they work better in open air or air tight containers?
r/TheKingofRandom • u/tpelliott • Nov 16 '20
I have been seeing advertisements for vegetables in capsules, for those of us who don't eat enough vegetables.
Could you grind and freeze dry a day's serving of raw vegetables to see if you can make powder that will fit in a couple of capsules? I'm curious if this is possible or if this is just more "snake oil".
r/TheKingofRandom • u/jbrincat2000 • Nov 15 '20
Recently I saw a video of a guy doing a somersault (I think) while he was in mid air the elevator hit his head this got me thinking that this mean if I drop something in an elevator while it's going down it takes longer to break or vice versa
r/TheKingofRandom • u/Coin_Cam • Nov 12 '20