hi! welcome to gma gpa adventures, and we're going to show you how to do the crayon melter.
and i think i have a guest coming over today.
there he is! hi cohen! where'd you come from? um your portal again? oh my goodness. okay, okay.
so we're going to teach you boys and girls and grandparents, how to use a crayon melter today.
we got this at our friendly walmart. it was on the clearance rack for 15.
i think it had ran 20, so we got 5 off of it. and what it comes inside in the box
is instructions. so you get an instruction book.
you get about what is that cohen, about 10 crayons with the paper already off of them see. and you
get some practice sheets right here. there's a fish, and what's this cohen? a lion. a lion. okay,
and then we had another practice sheet. that just does like squiggly lines and dots.
and so then the first thing you do is you should have a grandparent or parent with you, because you
shouldn't do something that would burn you with just a kid, right cohen? right. because you don't
want to burn yourself first thing. what we need to do is make sure that we use this label cutter.
this came with it too. and it cuts the paper off of the crayons. like here we have a whole
box of crayons that we can use. so you could pick any color in there, and i can show them how you
cut the label off. pick one cohen. yeah pick a color. this one. orange, that's a good one.
okay so the way you do it, let me show you. come down here at the end and then you pull it down.
and then somehow it's gonna be...you have to peel it apart. did it kind of. yay it worked. so this
is like it scores the paper, and then you're able to pick the paper off, if you have fingernails.
okay so now which color are we going to start with cohen. you can break any of these or all
of these if you want. so now what do we do? okay so now we have to put the colors into the pen. so
stick it in there. it won't burn you. and then try another one, another piece. and it's going to melt
these crayons into like almost like liquid wax. so that when you use this pen you're like coloring
with like heated wax. all in. okay and when you use this you have to like push straight down.
like when you do it, you want to push straight down like this, not at a slant, but straight
down. and now we have to wait until it turns green. this is going to go red. green already?
yes! wow! how many did you shove in there? three. and see if we can paint any of the fish.
is it coming out yet? it probably needs time. so like it says after you break the crayon into
pieces insert it into the flaps of the cap. then have an adult attach the power cord into
the melter. and then have an adult plug into the adapter. the led light will turn green when the
melter is ready. and hold the melter upright with the tip, tip, tip flat on the paper. and go wipe
excess wax from the tip with a paper towel. use up all the crayon wax in the melter before changing
colors otherwise you know what every color will look like if you mix colors together? Brown. yes
every color will look brown. or black. great. cohen's right about that. and then it says insert
a new crayon color. but wait 30 seconds to begin creating again. so doodle on a piece of scrap
paper until the new color appears. oh that's really pretty. you're doing a good job. and
if you touch the wax is it hot? i don't think it would be. grandpa said it cools down right away.
did you touch it? have you touched it? yeah it didn't feel hot to me. okay this is like the
holder. the holder comes with it too. it's blue and silver. if you have an extension cord at home
it just gives you more room for your grandchild to be able to color. then um he's not like having
to sit right at the plug-in. so if you have an extension cord make sure you get that extension
cord out and have that plugged in ahead of time before they come over to your house. man cohen is
doing a really good job! now it says we can use the back of this paper to see if we got rid of
all the red yet. let's see. oh they're still red. and you can make any kind of design you want. like
figure eights, your numbers. you can write some cursive letters. wow. i'll hold it down for you.
so it takes a while didn't it cohen to get rid of how many pieces of the how many pieces did you
stick in there? three or four? three. we bought this canvas at hobby lobby. and we're gonna see
first, we're going to see if the wax actually sticks to the canvas. so these were two for five
dollars and they're 12 by 12. and we got these at our friendly hobby lobby store. so which one,
should. this one is a violet. this is black. i guess we'll just use this one. blue.
pink. hot pink. orange. pink. there's no such thing called hot pink.
well neon, it said neon pink is what it said on it. okay i'm gonna stick these on. is there room.
there's totally room. so now it says we need to wait 30 seconds. so let's count 30 seconds. one,
two, three. a few moments later. so this is an experiment. we don't even know if this is
really actually gonna stick to this canvas. you guys are gonna see right along with us,
right cohen, if it really works or not. because it may work and it may not work. we,
we don't know. let's try it. because we haven't tested it. okay, okay do you want to try it first?
whoa.
it worked!
well now maybe you ought to make some clouds in the sky or birds. ooh that's a good one.
well i like that. oh the blue's coming out.
it's making purple. it's making it like a dark purple. this thing is cool!
and one more.
well it must be running out cohen. it's kind of cool though.
i like it. do you want to try any more with the blue on it? you could put blue hair on him.
i'm gonna take that okay. turn it over and then show it to the camera
so you can see how well it's stuck. i'm impressed. wow it turned out really good. are you surprised.
i'm surprised that's actually working very good. i know. so it's called crayon melter.
it's made by crayola is the brand. and it says to only use crayola crayons.
thank you for watching. make sure you give us a thumbs up, and like it and share. and if you
guys get one of these too, then let us know what you made right. yeah. bye, see you next time!