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@cristinaheredia9229

2 жыл бұрын

Que botella sirve entonces para hacer un barco canoa ect.

Neighbors must love you.

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I’m surprised no one said a thing!

@TheEveryMaker

6 жыл бұрын

That was going to be my comment as well! LOL. It's amazing no one said a thing.

@archerx68

3 жыл бұрын

That comment made me day... 😁🤣😂

Your neighbor: “Did you build a shooting range?” Chris: “No, just checking the maximum PSI in 2 liters” Your neighbor: “Good talk!”

Neighbors: "What kind of shooting device is this guy constructing over there?"

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I did 3 the first day. No complaints. Did 5 the next day. No complaints. Did the rest the next day, 12 more, no complaints, no cops. Good day.

@ulrikaschloss5848

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisnotap It's always a good day when the police are not involved. I live in rural Texas. I always call to make sure there is not a burn ban on. YEP someone always calls cops when I burn grass, branches and yard waste. You have some very nice neighbors. Be well ( I live on 8 acres in a brick home. TOO many busy body neighbors. Folks have you seen my massive yard= ALWAYS something to do to keep it looking nice.)

Can’t tell if this guy is a genius or a mad man from all this. Either way this is awesome. RIP to the neighbors hiding under their beds.

@chrisnotap

4 жыл бұрын

Ah ha!! Love your comment! The noise it made each time took me by surprise even after doing 25 bottles for this video!!

@joewoodchuck3824

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of geniuses ARE mad. That's how things move forward.

@fridaycaliforniaa236

2 жыл бұрын

@@joewoodchuck3824 Can't agree more

I searched and found this video because last night I was sitting in my bedroom and a 2-liter of Sprite exploded on its own, right off my kitchen counter. It blew a half dollar sized hole right out of the bottom of the plastic. Pop was EVERYWHERE! It was unlike anything I have ever seen. The noise, itself, was terrifying!! Thank you, Sprite, for the mini heart attack. Thanks for the video, Chris. Now I can see how much pressure was probably built up in that bottle. So to answer the question- yes, a pop bottle can explode on its own, sitting on a shelf. It sounds like a shotgun going off inside your house. And the mess, oh goodness, the mess. Quite an experience!

@chrisnotap

4 жыл бұрын

But what caused it to build up that much pressure? Was this a prank? Was it near a heat source? Was the bottle real old?

@Kelly32Y

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Notap We bought the 2-liter a few days ago and it was sitting up on the counter in the kitchen. No one touched it since it was placed there. It was near the refrigerator so I guess maybe the heat coming off that could have done it. I was home alone when it happened so it wasn’t a prank by anyone. I’m not sure how it happened, and I wondered if that was a normal thing- which is why I searched out your video. I’m thinking maybe the plastic had some kind of defect and that caused it. In 36 years of my life, I’ve never experienced anything like it. Crazy!

@chrisnotap

4 жыл бұрын

That is bizarre! When I grew up, they were made from glass. They were exploding all across the land. Coke and pepsi had tons of lawsuits against them. When these plastic PET bottles came along I figured they had the problem 100% solved. I guess not!

That is why they call them pop bottles.

I don't know how I even got here... Young Man I have subscribe... You makes me laugh 😂...

YOU HAD TO DO THE LAST ONE WITH THE BIN. I’m laughing

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

You got it. Just had to!

@JaggedBird

6 жыл бұрын

Chris Notap we have a word for someone who does these things here in Ireland: chancer. You are an absolute chancer Gotta love that

Honest comment: Nice video

What was that!!! I think the nieghbours had a shoot out fight again.

@57monoshock

6 жыл бұрын

Naw, just Chris blowing shit up. LOL!

@ScytheNoire

6 жыл бұрын

It's okay, he's in Canada, so no SWAT teams came.

3:23 best montage ever!!!!!!!

@Tht1Dude

4 жыл бұрын

Gun shots left, right, and center.

Many French bottles here. LMAO looks like at least one of our products is tough 😂

Thank you.

I love your videos!! You’re so much fun !! And you’d make a great science teacher !!

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

My wife has always said that. Thanks!

Your very very very smart!

Who doesnt like explosions, I just cant help laughing at every boooom...... LoL

@chrisnotap

20 күн бұрын

You are right about that. I laughed when each one went off! It was a surprise each time.

@kilianrussell9509

20 күн бұрын

@@chrisnotap And I'm still laughing so many thanks for posting this...😁😁😁😁

Had to come back and watch it again this is one of the best videos on the internet for a f****** explosions non lethal 👌

If this house if rockin', don't come knockin', 'cause soda bottles are poppin'!

This is incredibly satisfying.

Love this!

awesome video!!

I enjoyed this... :)

Fun video. Looks like the smaller bottles blew up at a higher PSI. Why is that? So clever to modify a tire gauge.

@VenomClawz

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a bottle maker for pepsi, the smaller bottles have more plastic for the volume of air contained inside, the pepsi product 16.9 oz bottles should be bursting around 160-180psi holding too much pressure causes the bottle to be stiff and caps to blow off prematurely

@ulrikaschloss5848

3 жыл бұрын

@@VenomClawz Thank you for explaining that. Be well.

Think you had waaay to much fun with that :D

NICE!! , now try the coke bottle full of coke when its warmer outside, that would be a sticky mess. What will you think of next,Great Stuff, 100 thumbs up , i love watching things blow up.

Informative and funny!

@chrisnotap

5 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Very nice video work :)

This is oddly satisfying

Great content man.i like "to the point" videos

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

Many have said the same. Thanks for the feed back. I try to keep them right to the point.I will continue to do the same. Thanks.

This grandpa is cooool!...

If there was ever to be a competition for the #1 Ultimate "Kids, don't try this at home!" video, this one would be the winner, for sure. Now I can set aside all the impulses I ever had to investigate this myself. Let's calculate how much stored energy is in one of these 2 liter bottles at 250 psi: 2 liters is 122 cubic inches. For simplicity's sake, let's assume the bottles are perfect spheres: 1 sphere of 122 cubic inches has a surface area of 119 square inches. The total force being exerted on the inside of the bottle = 250psi x 119 square inches = 29,750 pounds. Yikes! That's almost 15 tons! No wonder the bottles make such an incredibly loud bang when they explode. Turns out that calculating the exact amount of potential energy is pretty complex: it depends on the shape of the bottle, the temperature, and other factors. The equation involves Boyle's Ideal Gas Law and integral calculus - too complicated for me, but the key concept I think is that 250 psi (17 bar) in a 2 liter bottle is nothing to be playing with or testing in your own garage or home workshop.

@chrisnotap

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! They went off with a huge bang and I was 30 yards away from my garage when each one went off.

Wow so interesting 👍🏼 pretty cool

Hahaha nice final bam bam bam bam :)

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I figured someone would like that. Thanks.

Would love to see one of the old ones, thick plastic.

I was doing this about 20 years ago in a very rural location using just a 12 volt car tire inflator and a motorbike battery. It took its time but the resultant bang was stunning and must have been heard from several miles away. The police arrived an hour or so later wanting to know if I had any information about explosions in the area. Naturally there was no evidence left lying around. Some years before that in a different area I'd detonated a couple of two gallon plastic bottles filled with an oxygen and acetylene mix using a remote controlled igniter (DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS, IT IS EXTREMELY DANGEROUS) with a similar result.

@chrisnotap

Жыл бұрын

Lol!! You have the same experiences as I have had! When inflating the bottles you have no idea of when it is going to let go. And when it does, it is such a bang it scares the crap out of you!! I exploded all of the bottles in the video in my garage with the doors closed with me 25 yards away and it was still super loud and made me jump of course while giggling the whole time! And yes the second part of your comment is very true. Super dangerous and mega loud! We filled balloons and had a remote ignitor.

@AnthonyHigham6414001080

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisnotap Laugh, after detonating a few oxy acetylene bottles in a field and creating three foot craters and sending paving slabs sixty foot in the air I decided something more discrete was called for. Sinking a two gallon oxy acetylene bottle with a cast iron fire grate down a well outside the house seemed to fit the bill, a well is a tube of water right? Oh no it's not. The water level represents the ground water table and I hadn't considered the hydrostatic shock wave created. So my brother comes home from work and I send power to the igniter as he walks past the well (we've always had that kind of relationship) The whole 250 year old building shook and my brother (with military training) hit the deck. When he got up he came in and hit me. I'll repeat my warning; OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE MIX CAN SPONTANEOUSLY EXPLODE. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS. I was not aware of this fact at the time.

It appears that the 2L bottles burst at 150psi and the 1L bottles at 200psi. There is another video on KZread that shows a 0.25L bottle tolerating 250psi without bursting. This makes sense. As I vaguely recall from my college physics the smaller the diameter of a tube the thinner the wall can be to tolerate the same pressure as would be required of a larger diameter tube. So smaller bottles can tolerate higher pressures if their wall is the same thickness.

@chrisnotap

7 ай бұрын

It does lean that way yes. I am fascinated by how strong they are.

Thanks for this, now I don't have to worry so much while making water rockets with the kids at 100 psi.

I tried this experiment once when I was a teenager except i just screwed a male coupler to the cap. My plan was to hook the hose(from a 440v 500gal compressor) to it and throw it in a 55gal barrel and hear it explode. Well before i could get it in the barrel it exploded in my hand. After watching this video i dont see how i still have my fingers or hand. I did lose feeling in them for a few days tho

@chrisnotap

3 жыл бұрын

Crazy crazy how powerful they are! How did we survive those teen years!

Cool!!!

I used to do this, with the bottles raised 30 ft into the air, for maximum 'enjoyment'. Oddly, mine took 260 PSI, before they let go. The blast could be heard from miles away, and I eventually had the police come and visit my farm, to see who was firing off all those shots. Oddly, they never figured out that I was the culprit, even though they surely saw the pile of busted bottle bits :) .

@chrisnotap

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!! I was amazed each time they exploded! Each one was in my garage, door closed and I was 40 yards away and I would still jump!!

@CNCmachiningisfun

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisnotap I am impressed that you could get that close to them, in an enclosed area! Indeed, you are more courageous than I am :) .

What about heating the bottle before blowing in the air, how big can you get the bottle to expand to ?

very cool stuff. What cap did you use if not the one with pressure relief grooves in it?

@chrisnotap

5 ай бұрын

I used a "water tornado" bottle connector and modified it to take a car tire valve.

@larryseibold4287

5 ай бұрын

clever choice. I need/want to test some glass 32 oz bottles for pressure safety margin for use with kombucha. I want to see at least a 2x safety margin above normal CO2 levels (if there is such a thing), so i need to destructively test a few. i am not looking forward to the shards of glass. After seeing your other bottle testing, i am leaning towards using larger opening bottles (like stout) with a plastic cap that will noticeably deflect at 3-4 Bar rather than rely on hope and trust on the CO2 levels and the glass. @@chrisnotap

Sounds like thunder that comes at the same time the flash does. I'm sure the microphone mutes it a little bit that sure is loud

@chrisnotap

3 жыл бұрын

The sound of them going off was way louder than the mic could make sense of!! It scared the poo poo out of me each time they went off!

How about a package of those ready to bake biscuits in the cylinder containers you peel apart. I've heard they pop violently in hot cars or maybe from fermentation and a hot car if one happened to fall out of your grocery bag and get missed. Maybe you'd need to test the pressure it creates in another container that you can attach a gauge to b

Rig the compressor switch with this in the garage, up with a tripwire leading to your front door when you go on vacation. Anyone entering has 5 min before cardiac arrest and subsequent criminal arrest.

@chrisnotap

2 жыл бұрын

That would be epic!

That certainly was entertaining.

Snap and Crackle are next.

I wonder what pressure they acquire during transport in the summer. An elevated temp is where they would acquire elevated pressure.

Neat

is that garage API/ASME /NFPA rated?

Awesome video! One suggestion: I think it'd be cool to see a few real-time clips of them exploding, not just slow motion clips!

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

The mic on my camera did not do the actual explosion justice. It was muted. But when I experiment I found the sound by slowing the explosion

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

.......down was more like the sound it made.

COOL VIDEO! 😎😎😎

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@sketchartphoto8117

6 жыл бұрын

I think the dog is hiding under the couch!

Pop bottle go pop like it’s name says

1:30 at night the best time to do it . Lights out long hose to back yard . O yes 👍

always entertaining. i wanna be like you when i grow up :)

Hi Chris, I am another one thinking to reuse all plastic bottles as usage item and hope to save this World for massive production of plastic material which is the secondary product from Oil. Your idea is great and I learn much to solve my past difficulties. May I have some suggestions to your product. According to your experience to test for the max pressure before breaking point are around 150 - 220 psi, and therefore, it is much save for us re-inject to 15 - 50 psi with Carbon Dioxide instead of Air for the reduce of Carbon in this World. Am I right? Please advise.

did your neighbours call police? :DD or they know about your hobby

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

They seemed to take it in stride.

I remember when i worked nights at Asda when i was 18 years old. I was on the pop isle, and i slipped with my Stanley knife while cutting into a 6 pack, and the knife caught the bottle '2 litre bottle of Pepsi' and it exploded in my face! It made my ears ring for a few seconds, and i was dazed like hell!!! 😆

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I can imagine. When I did this test using only compressed air, the bag was so loud and I was outside of the garage with the doors closed 10 yards away!

@2900seb

5 жыл бұрын

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 nice spelling

I think the caps can actually hold better than the bottle itself. I know you didn't use the original caps but I have seen other tests with original caps and... Well they resist... :\ Still a video that I love. It is incredible that most of them can hold 10 times the atm pressure :) *EDIT* Indeed it was you who made some tests with bottles. And you just pierced the original caps and they held to the neck always...

I thought to myself I will watch this to see how dumb this can get. Unfortunately for me, this was awesome and fun. Thanks!

Dam thats cool.😀 BANG 🚔🚀🎈🎊🎉🍺🍻

You have a great playground .... we guys never stop being boys ...it's always fun to blow something up... Greettings . Nice video...

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

It was a fun test to do. The noise scared me every time. Did 25 bottles.

@2900seb

5 жыл бұрын

@@chrisnotap haha I bet!

Air Bags from Yamaha

To think we used to fill them with dry ice and water to get them to blow like that... Amazing that dry ice and water would build that much gas in those bottles...

Too much fun ..soon to be illrgal I'm sure....press on comrade!

Cool

The caps do not blow off first, check out dry ice bombbas.

This makes me laugh

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I had a lot of laughs while doing the tests. It scared the crap out of me each time!

@abdesselamtabsart660

6 жыл бұрын

Chris Notap thank u sir

Don't cry for me next door neighbour!

I hope this guy lives way out in the country side .

@chrisnotap

2 жыл бұрын

Lol! I don't but I did do this in my garage. It was really loud even when I did it in there. I made it through doing about 25 bottles without the police showing up. I have good neighb's!

@rs2143

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisnotap 😳 What did the police say .and did they want to watch .

*sarcan has left the chat*

A few times I have had the lid fly out of my hand opening a bottle of coke

Ahahah that's crazy!!! WOW!!!

A good thing... for trolling

Which bottle has the highest pressure before it begins to deform much?

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I think it was the one at 220 psi.

@JakesOnline

6 жыл бұрын

Dr Pepper 2:25

@selkywaters

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris! I am interested to know which bottle holds it's shape best because I figure it would be the one to use for brewing!

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I think any of the pop bottles will be good for brewing. I make my own wine and for about 8 years I have used the 2 litre bottles and caps. The caps last forever. Although with wine there is no pressure, but from these results you'll be fine with any of them. A note about the caps: They have used 2 types of caps over the years. The one you want to use is the un-gasketed one. They have a tapered seal in the cap and can be re-used hundreds of times.

Hey! What’s popping! i’ll leave now

Hey, you could put multiple bottles on a manifold and take bets on which one will blow first. Sort of a reverse Pepsi challenge...

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

That’s a cool idea. It would be fun as hell waiting anticipating which one would blow!!!

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I’ll tell you when I did this test, it was done in my garage, doors closed, me outside 15 yards away and it took about 3 minutes to reach pressure, and each time they went off it scared to crap out of me, even with a timer in my hand to prepare myself. Tons of fun.

@janred94

6 жыл бұрын

I would really like a video like that, too!

Although I live on Ohio, so I'm a northern and most northern people call it "pop" I call it Soda, which kinda triggers me when I hear pop, but it's still interesting

I filled a small 500ml one about a third up with liquid nitrogen, closed it up and left it outside in the sun. Hahahahaha. BOOOOM

22nd and yes

I should do a glass bottle

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

Far too dangerous! The glass shards could blind you.

This is the most wholesome video on KZread

Try it white a champagne bottle

The thing about the cap has got to be false, I’ve blown up dozens of those sorts of bottles with dry ice and the caps have never shot off.

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

I have done some tests too and I found some leaked at the cap first but others blew up before the cap let go. Maybe the factory has them dialled in to a certain tightness which could make them calibrated to pop once a certain pressure is reached.

Let's try this with LPG and keep an ignition source going nearby

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Why is he saying pop bottle? Is that what you call them cause they are exploding (popping?)

@madasyn0924

5 жыл бұрын

Jenny Manhattan no, some people call soda “pop” like where I’m from in Michigan

😯😁 👍

We used to blow up these and 5gallon Ozarka bottles at my night job years ago. Cops show up asking if we seen people with guns😅😅😅😂😂😂😂

Deja vous

lol lets do this!

@chrisnotap

4 жыл бұрын

I did this in my garage and I walked outside each time about 20 yards away and it scared the crap out of me each time. It was loud. In the video it was sped up. Each one took about 3 minutes to get up to pressure.

@pekesrepose7363

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Notap hah yeah they are dangerous when they go off and as loud as an M80 and some as loud as an M100! we did the same thing only using acid and aluminum foil back in the day. try sticking them under the snow. kinda fun. haha thanks for sharing 👍🏼

let's just say i've got experience in this and from my testing every top does *not come off and they explode

@chrisnotap

5 жыл бұрын

What set up are you using? How do you pressure the bottle without compromising the integrity of the bottle?

@kBitre

5 жыл бұрын

muriatic acid + tinfoil in bottle and for a fuse crunch the bottle a little then screw on cap and get behind something - *sorry didnt read youre reply properly. i was just saying tops will stay on when inflating enough to explode.

@chrisnotap

5 жыл бұрын

How much muriatic acid do you add and how much tin foil?

Im gonna go find a 2l plastic bottle and drive over it

Now test glass bottles.

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

That would definitely be interesting.

@JakesOnline

6 жыл бұрын

Wine vs Champagne would be interesting too.

I'm waiting for smoking video, but with e cig. Will you make it?

@chrisnotap

6 жыл бұрын

Waiting for the weather to break. Patience.

Rip headphone users

Do you think pressurized bottles can be used for airbrush painting instead of noisy compressors?🤔

Imagine this with glass bottles

They will explode in a hot car...and it sucks.