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How? The limonene oil in the orange peel dissolves the rubber of the balloon with a simple drop. It’s also highly flammable and can be used to start fires, according to the video’s description.
It’s basically the most reckless essential oil of all.
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
Wednesday 27 November, 2024
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Did you know that you can pop a balloon with an orange?
HELL YEAH, SCIENCE. Sick of having to pop kids’ balloons with pins and other sharp objects?
Skip it all, and just use an orange peel. You don’t even have to touch the balloon to burst it. You evil genius, you.
How? The limonene oil in the orange peel dissolves the rubber of the balloon with a simple drop. It’s also highly flammable and can be used to start fires, according to the video’s description.
It’s basically the most reckless essential oil of all.
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