I Tested Battle Box Items!

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[lemagreengreen]

You were given a knife and didn't test the hemorrhage bandage? come on Tyler!

[jonatanrundgren]

The bottle cap thing you should only have put the needle in the first layer the second layer works as a valve letting air in but not out.

[senatorsmiles]

Tyler: "I tested battle box items"

Also Tyler: "Maybe I'll have to do a video testing it out on something"

[AcheronKeres]

The safety mechanism is the power button!!!!

[thelemonwho]

Still the king of generating user interactions. I can almost hear the keyboards being wailed on: waaaay!" 😂😂😂

[Intensiified]

3:36 I KNEW HE WOULD DO IT !!! Classic Tyler and he was all surprised it happened 😂

[Rochesteradventures]

Lol. When he welded the jumper together. 🤣

[pavelstoikov]

from 70s show "red saying dumb ass" 3:35 😂😂🤣🤣

[Leonards_life]

Hemhorige bandages are like what is used in the military to stop heavy bleeding. Uses collegen and clotting agent in the bandage that stops bleeding!

[Youdontknowme]

Another thing about those silica beads is if you have enough of those bags, if your phone ever gets wet, you put those in a ziploc with your phone and it’ll absorb the water way better than rice will cause rice can damage the phone

[Boosted-is]

😂😂😂😂 had me dying when he connected to the positive and negative. What was he expecting? Wooowww He had me dying love your content 😂😂😂Let me put it away.

[connertolson]

Tyler: "I don't really wanna damage my table too much."
As I'm staring at a hole in the table from his overhead camera...

[MrDavesbronco]

Word of advice, instructions are helpful

[raycenewswanger]

Bro was a diesel mechanic and decided to clamp the positive to the negative

[goddimmus]

Watching Tyler figure out these simple items is like watching cromag man figure out how to make fire in fast forward.

[shiznitts]

Silica absorbs moisture. Your gut lining is all moist and stuff. It's less about poison and more about causing internal damage

[kevinschmith]

The silica will absorb the liquid in your stomach, and if you swallow enough of it, it basically could dry you out. at least according to my eighth grade science, book from 1982

[isolated_lizzy]

According to ChatGBT:

Silica gel packets are often labeled "Do not eat" because while the beads themselves are non-toxic, they can pose a choking hazard, especially for children or pets. Silica gel is used to absorb moisture, so if consumed, it could cause dryness in the mouth or throat, but it's generally not poisonous.
However, some silica gel packets may contain small amounts of a moisture indicator (like cobalt chloride), which can be harmful if ingested in large amounts. In most cases, accidental ingestion isn't likely to cause severe harm, but it's still best to avoid eating them and to consult a doctor if it happens.

[Scott-bdixon]

Fun fact about the silica. I used to work at a very popular restaurant chain that used powdered silica to make the oil/lard in the deep fryer to lighten the color by adding the silica making it last longer without having to change the oil.

[crazedmonku]

Tyler was accurate about the jumper cables. They are suppose to be unpowered until you activate them for safety reasons, especially since the cables are so short its likely you will bump them by accident just getting things into position, which is what he was testing it was not a goof