Hi guys, my name's Karina.
And my name is Ronald.
And it's very hot where we are,
so today we're gonna try to make snow from a diaper.
I know, it sounds ridiculously funny,
but we're gonna still do it.
Like this guy says "Let's do it!"
What you're gonna need is diapers,
water, if you wanna make a lot of snow,
then lots of water.
And a bowl.
If you wanna make lots of snow, then a big bowl.
So first what you're going to do is take out a diaper,
but if you want lots of snow, you're gonna take out a few.
(diapers crinkling)
So what you're going to do is
flip it upside down, inside out.
Flip it inside out.
And then you're gonna cut these parts
over here, if I could find the scissors.
There it is.
Like this.
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And then the other side.
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Now let me do it this time.
So now it's gonna be flat, and what you're going to do
is gonna cut a little part here,
but I don't have the scissors, so I think I'm gonna rip it,
if I could.
Yep, I ripped it.
And then this is the inside of the diaper.
And inside there's gonna be a lots of these,
but you want.
It's gonna be,
and if you find any of these fall in,
take them out.
It's gonna be, like, really bothering the snow
I'm making, so,
not good to have those.
So you can just shake it all out.
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I think I finished with my diaper.
Ronald, did you finish?
Mister diaper.
This is how much powder you get from one diaper.
(grunting)
(humming)
This is all the powder we got from six diapers.
Now we're gonna add half of this water,
and then we're gonna see what happens.
(water trickling)
Now we can mix it with our hands.
Come on, Ronald.
And it's like snow.
Look how awesome is this.
We just added something from a diaper and water,
and we get snow.
It's really cool.
It's not that cold, it doesn't feel too real,
but it looks so real.
It feels amazing.
Let's see what's going to happen if we add more water.
(water trickling)
Now, let's mix it.
Now it feels like slush.
It's really cool how this could happen.
This more, making more snow.
This is so amazing.
If you just add lots of water,
you'll get lots of snow.
That's really cool.
Let's add more water.
More water.
Whoa!
Woops!
(laughing)
Okay, that's it.
It's slushy.
It's now slushy.
Maybe it's gonna become snowy
if we keep mixing.
Yeah.
Keep mixing, keep mixing.
It's getting white, so I think it's
becoming snowy.
Or more slushy.
Slush snow.
It looks like snow, but feels like slush.
(laughing)
Let's add another full jar of water.
Come on.
Yeah!
How much snow is this gonna make?
Nobody knows.
Maybe it's gonna turn into slush.
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Ah.
It's snow slush again.
Mhm.
I think it's gonna become snow.
Let's add another full jar of water.
This is how you make a limited amount of snow.
Yep.
(laughing)
Oh, yeah.
All the snow's at the bottom.
Mix it up.
Yeah, I love. Snow slush.
Wow, snow on my arm.
Look how much snow we have from just six diapers.
We're gonna add food coloring.
This color's gonna be Christmas red.
Oh, it's a bit orange.
My hands.
We'll deal with it.
Are you gonna pour all of it in?
No.
Hold that.
Cannot wait.
I wanna pour all of it in.
Okay, maybe this should be enough.
(humming)
It's red slush.
(laughing)
You sees red slush, maybe it's slush on fire.
Maybe someone died on it.
This so cool.
Do you think we should add some more color in it?
Let's add the whole container.
Exactly what I said.
(humming)
It's so red now!
Well, under it's white.
Yep.
We added food coloring and look how red it is.
It's cool how my hands are pink.
(laughing)
Pretty awesome, huh?
This is how you make a cool slushy with few diapers
and water.
This experiment is super cool.
You should try it at home.
Now look at our
Hands.
They're pink.
I hope you liked this video.
If you did, get a big thumbs up.
And we'll see you next time.
Good..
Bye!
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