So, Jacob, if you want to have some fun,
one of the things I've learned on the show
and Miss DeGeneres has taught me is anything that's worth doing
is worth overdoing.
So get 15 pounds of baking soda, and you
need to have some vinegar.
So what I did was they put vinegar and baking soda
together.
And so you know what happens when
you do vinegar and baking soda?
Oh, yeah.
It's like an explosion.
Yeah.
My favorite thing.
All right.
So I'm going to turn it upside down and put it in here
and just kind of show you what's going to happen.
We're going to produce what's called carbon dioxide gas.
So watch this.
So we just kind of do this.
See?
And so this is good.
See?
That's great.
And it's not messy at all.
It's really-- this is fun to do in your home
or in your friend's home.
Don't listen to him at all.
I could do that on my bed.
It won't make a mess then.
All right.
So this is carbon dioxide gas.
So that what we're producing is carbon dioxide.
It's so pretty.
But I think that's a lot of wasted energy.
Don't you think?
It's going to waste it.
I don't know.
OK.
Yeah.
So this was a little bit more fun.
It's like a test.
So I wanted to turn it into a science experiment.
So come over here and join me over here.
So take a look at this.
Here's what you do.
So to test your Ziploc bags at home,
you just take a cup of baking soda
and you put it in here like this.
And this is a little bit irresponsible.
But then you take this bag of vinegar.
See how we have it?
Yeah.
So we're going to make what's called a time-delay reaction,
which just means the explosion will
happen so you can run away.
OK?
OK.
There you go.
So now, here is the best part.
So you see this one here like this?
So here's what we do.
We hit them like this, and it's going to mix the reaction.
And then you might want to step back.
OK.
OK?
OK.
It's fun.
All right.
So Ellen, this one's yours.
Yep.
So you're just going to hit it.
Ready?
Jacob, hit it.
Ready, set, go.
Good job.
Oh my gosh.
Oh.
Go ahead.
So see this one is--
oh yeah.
Oh my gosh.
That's fun.
That is fun.
Isn't that fun?
Fun.
Yeah.
But I was playing with this.
And I was thinking, gosh, those bags popped too easily.
So what would happen if we put it in a metal can?
All right?
So that's better, right?
Well, I guess.
Duh.
Right?
So you take the baking soda and you put it in here like this.
So that's good.
And then if you want to do this at home,
you just take a cup of vinegar.
Miss DeGeneres is moving backwards.
It's OK.
And so this goes here like this.
You can see what's about to happen, right?
Yeah.
OK.
Good.
You're fine.
No, don't get close to that.
You don't have to worry about a thing.
You're fine.
Yeah.
All right.
So now you get a hammer.
Oh, can I do that?
Yes.
Of course you can.
OK.
Remember, silver is the can, pink is me.
All right?
Hit there, OK?
Go ahead.
Oh dear.
What?
It's OK.
You're good.
OK.
Oh god.
OK, good.
Keep going there, Sparky, all the way around.
Do you have insurance?
Yes, thank you.
Ah!
No, it's OK.
It's all right.
In Canada, we have free health care.
OK.
Well, that's good.
Ha!
We can talk about that later, I guess.
All right, here you go.
Yes.
That's good.
OK.
This is-- god, that's a scary one.
That's a good one.
Nobody has done better.
All right.
So now, I created two more.
All right?
OK.
So it's going to be double, right?
So this is going to be good.
So hi, Ellen.
How are you?
Hey.
How you doing?
Thanks, [INAUDIBLE].
So here's what's going to happen is we're just
going to take the can.
I'm going to shake it.
But I think that your--
so you better stay here with Miss DeGeneres.
Yeah, you come back with me.
I've seen him before.
All right.
So we just-- we're going to give him a little shake like this,
and a little shake like this, and a little shake like this.
Sorry.
Are you OK?
I'm fine.
All fine.
We're all fine.
So this gave me an i-- oh, sorry.
It's rented.
If--
It's rented.
This gave me an idea.
You rent your sweaters?
Well, thank you.
I was thinking this could be good.
And I have another idea for you.
OK.
Oh no.
All right.
Is this now or after the break?
All right, because I have a feeling
it's going to be even bigger.
Steve Spangler has one more experiment for us
and what-- by the way, I should mention that the slime stuff,
that's all of his product.
He came up with that.
So if you want to learn how to make that at home,
go to our website and we'll direct you to his website site.
Because he can make that at home without it
being sticky and fast.
OK.
What's next?
Thank you.
Well, you know the cans that were popping over there?
I thought that was kind of fun.
But by accident, my wife turned one upside down
and she shot the can into the air.
That got me thinking.
Right?
Would you open the doors?
Come here and take a look.
And I'll bring you back.
I promise I'll bring you back.
So would you look at this.
There's 120 cans hanging upside down
and they all have baking soda and vinegar inside.
Yeah.
So this is like a big reaction all at once.
Oh, and I put a little bit of coloring in each one as well--
Oh, that's pretty cool.
--to make it fun.
All right?
Well, if you can just look at the cameramen covered
in plastic, you can see something's going to happen.
All right.
So we're going to stand right over here, if you don't mind.
Jacob, you're staying with me.
This is good.
Here we go.
Put your glasses on.
3, 2, 1 flip.
Wow!
It's art.
Oh yeah.
[INAUDIBLE]
Awesome.
Ta-da.
Awesome.
Man.
That's crazy.
Two more.
You're messing up her studio, man.
Oh, man.
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