Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Experiment #445: Hair Dryer
(Rated G) I'm surprised that nobody has tried microwaving a blow dryer yet. Until now, that is. I'm the first person to try a blowdryer as far as I know despite all of the blowdryer destruction videos, none so far have tried microwaving it. The basic summary of this experiment is that it made a lot more fire than the iron, but wasn't nearly as cool looking visually. However, there was less glare off the door, so there's that. Anyways, I hope you enjoyed this video of a state of the fart hair dryer getting microwaved to oblivion. Most of it survived and surprisingly it didn't light up internally that much like I thought it would, but then again, neither did the toaster. This was yet another experiment done in the microwave named after the lovely and talented Amelia Eisenhauer, whose YouTube page I will link to in the annotations. She's been a huge supporter of my microwave show, sharing a lot of the videos on her social media. I have never had a celebrity so interested in my stuff before. Leigh Nash and Allison Wandzura have also shown interest, but nothing to the degree of this. While the first two experiments involved light bulbs, she's now done two fiery experiments in a row. Next episode I plan on doing I'm going to want to use a clean microwave for, it's one that I think has the potential to be a mega-view grabber unlike I have ever seen before. And it'll bump this video too in the process. But for now, enjoy watching a state-of-the-fart blow dryer getting microwaved to a crisp. Microwave Me, now in its 16th season is now the second longest continually running microwave show on YouTube, while being filmed in 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave as the show's host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1000-watt Hamilton Beach microwave named Amelia.
Experiment #445: Hair Dryer
(Rated G) I'm surprised that nobody has tried microwaving a blow dryer yet. Until now, that is. I'm the first person to try a blowdryer as far as I know despite all of the blowdryer destruction videos, none so far have tried microwaving it. The basic summary of this experiment is that it made a lot more fire than the iron, but wasn't nearly as cool looking visually. However, there was less glare off the door, so there's that. Anyways, I hope you enjoyed this video of a state of the fart hair dryer getting microwaved to oblivion. Most of it survived and surprisingly it didn't light up internally that much like I thought it would, but then again, neither did the toaster. This was yet another experiment done in the microwave named after the lovely and talented Amelia Eisenhauer, whose YouTube page I will link to in the annotations. She's been a huge supporter of my microwave show, sharing a lot of the videos on her social media. I have never had a celebrity so interested in my stuff before. Leigh Nash and Allison Wandzura have also shown interest, but nothing to the degree of this. While the first two experiments involved light bulbs, she's now done two fiery experiments in a row. Next episode I plan on doing I'm going to want to use a clean microwave for, it's one that I think has the potential to be a mega-view grabber unlike I have ever seen before. And it'll bump this video too in the process. But for now, enjoy watching a state-of-the-fart blow dryer getting microwaved to a crisp. Microwave Me, now in its 16th season is now the second longest continually running microwave show on YouTube, while being filmed in 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave as the show's host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1000-watt Hamilton Beach microwave named Amelia.
