Should You Really Pour Salt On A Wound?

In this episode of Bro Labs, We Test The Age Old Trick Of Rubbing Salt On Wounds and Figure Out If This Old Tail Really Does Help! Sadly YouTube doesn't approve of this experiment but sometimes that's the price I must pay for my hard hitting science.

DISCLAIMER:
This video is intended for educational purposes and is provided for informational and illustrative purposes only. The activities demonstrated in this video may involve practices that are beyond the scope of a typical home environment and may require specialized knowledge, equipment, and safety measures.

Under no circumstances should you attempt to replicate or carry out any of the activities shown in this video.

[Loveandbkind]

I love that Marks getting more involved in all these recent tests. Truly a man of science

[treetops]

Also Mark slowly becoming closer to a medieval torturer every episode is pretty funny

[TheShapelessAndFormlessVoid]

Houston is over educating us every week. Truly one of the best educational channels on YouTube.

[At_Anas]

you cant lie Houston is an absolute tank for really getting a open wound instead of pussying out on a tiny wound

[willonx]

14:03 I was not expecting Mark to suddenly make a volcano on Houston’s leg and wipe that smile right off his face but god damn was it funny 💀

[Jeralton]

I like this new silly “uncut” editing. I like seeing behind the scenes or feeling like I’m getting a genuine take and not just the very best one. Love it man.

[that_peice_of_toast]

It’s crazy how you can be driving by a house and this could be going on inside

[TyrantsRuin]

Mark throwing salt on you has always been my favorite.

[MohammedHussain-sskj]

I feel obliged to subscribe now after seeing this man’s commitment to entertain at the expense of his excruciating pain

[pradeepvaishnav]

He has hacked youtube guidelines for educational purposes😂

[The_Wendigo]

The direct eye contact when mark was on his knees is wild. 11:25

[mrawesome]

Houston, You and Your Team/Friends are the essence of what always made YouTube cool and fun. Thank You !!

[nathaniel]

I love how mark is getting more and more involved. honestly can add to the channels already amazing longevity if your friends are willing to participate like they are.

[istealthatbag]

8:20 it does take a couple seconds for pain to kick in i use sanatizer at school for any cuts or anything so they are disinfectd

[HaiGirlHey]

This is a great family channel. I watched it with my preschooler and my middle schooler all the time. We love how educational it is and we think that it should be taught more at school

[Derek_Wyld]

13:27 my fave moment lmao Mark says he's starting to get light headed as Houston interrupts him to tell us to like the video 😂

[GlamorousLight]

That hand sanitizer part got me😂😂😂😂😂😂 7:59

[nicholasgarcia]

I love how Mark sounds like Toby from the office when he starts talking 🤣🤣

[wsy]

Houston is right, it couldnt be flawed before he actually said it, I thought about it "its better to do multiple wounds, so its fresh! And not numbed from the pain before" !

[skynet]

For the most part, acids tend to hurt more, but do less damage, where bases don't really hurt that much, but can be extremely devastating due to many of them reacting with water, oil and fat, creating exothermic heat on and IN your body...

So acids tend to do a lot of immediate damage, but will slowly get neutralized by the water in your body, so it doesn't tend to "travel" outside of where it hits the skin. Bases can really permeate through the skin, and destroy a much larger area than was immediatly hit by it.
I once spilled a single drop of concentrated sodium hydroxide solution on my thumb, and it didn't really hurt, but after a few minutes of wiping it off with a cloth, it left a gray spot behind, which later turned into just a hole in my thumb, nearly through to the bone...