Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Experiment #490: Aerosol Can of Glow In The Dark Deo Spray
(Rated PG) Microwaving a metal aerosol can is always a gamble. It could be an awesome experiment, or it could be totally lame with nothing of interest happening. But at least this one paid off. At first it did that thing the Salonpas can did, but I kept at it and moved the can a little (total time microwaving it was around a half hour), soon it caught fire and made huge fireball after huge fireball. It was like the gasoline but better if you can believe it. It's hard to see but fire was actually coming out the back, the sides, and the top, while the can and arced a hole through the bottom. It was awesome. It was like when I did gasoline except the gasoline only made four while this made over a dozen big fireballs. It was way better than the first spray paint can I did. The only reason you didn't see me put out the fire is because I did it in a hurry without thinking to film it. But you can tell from the aftermath how badly that can seriously messed up the microwae big time. This is by far the most fire damage ever sustained on my show. The top is melted, the door is warped, the timer panel fell off, the insides of the microwave were all on fire. Think of this as the mid-season finale, the secod half of this season will be more exciting than the first. I have some weird and exciting new ideas coming up. Microwave Me is currently in its 18th season of production and has now been running on YouTube for over four years, dating back to the old school microwave show period, while being filmed in crystal clear 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave stars as the host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1985 Montgomery Ward microwave.
Experiment #490: Aerosol Can of Glow In The Dark Deo Spray
(Rated PG) Microwaving a metal aerosol can is always a gamble. It could be an awesome experiment, or it could be totally lame with nothing of interest happening. But at least this one paid off. At first it did that thing the Salonpas can did, but I kept at it and moved the can a little (total time microwaving it was around a half hour), soon it caught fire and made huge fireball after huge fireball. It was like the gasoline but better if you can believe it. It's hard to see but fire was actually coming out the back, the sides, and the top, while the can and arced a hole through the bottom. It was awesome. It was like when I did gasoline except the gasoline only made four while this made over a dozen big fireballs. It was way better than the first spray paint can I did. The only reason you didn't see me put out the fire is because I did it in a hurry without thinking to film it. But you can tell from the aftermath how badly that can seriously messed up the microwae big time. This is by far the most fire damage ever sustained on my show. The top is melted, the door is warped, the timer panel fell off, the insides of the microwave were all on fire. Think of this as the mid-season finale, the secod half of this season will be more exciting than the first. I have some weird and exciting new ideas coming up. Microwave Me is currently in its 18th season of production and has now been running on YouTube for over four years, dating back to the old school microwave show period, while being filmed in crystal clear 1080p for the best quality and as always stars Captain Microwave stars as the host and producer, who for this episode uses a 1985 Montgomery Ward microwave.
