4 Ways to Use Magnets in an Escape Room

4 Ways to Use Magnets in an Escape Room, by Legacy Escape Box. Using magnets when you're designing or hosting an escape room for home, school, or work. Includes using coins, using letters, retrieval, and iron filings.

[coffeecuppepsi]

2:54 dude lives in a Bluth model home! Awesome 👍

[forevermenot]

I loved the dragon rescue scene!!
I just found your channel; it's a perfect resource for the escape room I'm making. Thank you!

[raykaren]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Your ideas have created so much fun for our family birthday parties and such. My daughter and I just finished making one for my son as he is just about to achieve one year of sobriety but due to the coronavirus he will not be able to receive his one-year coin at an AA meeting so we created a little escape challenge which will have a one-year coin as the prize.

[DTHRocket]

You can have a hidden magnet and when you bring a compass near it points at a special object

[suechr]

I would put the iron filings in a plastic container seal it and then attach the two papers with the magnets to the back of the plastic container or just set the container on the paper. Mess free.

[kenzxk]

Thank you so much I’ve been waiting for this.

[Samiam-muln]

"Whose bright idea was it to throw the letters across the room?" *find out he films the videos by himself and comes up with the script by himself xDDD fake it til you make it

[Elle]

These are cool. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Going to an escape room today and it gives me an idea of what types of challanges to epect 🙏

[Liessssssssssss]

Maybe a stupid question, but I'm asking it anyway. What exactly do you mean by international coins?