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WHICH IS MORE DANGEROUS: 80-YEAR OLD CHEMISTRY SET or MODERN?

Things get explosive and messy when Biffo and Gannon test a variety of vintage science kits. Starting in the present day with kits by the creators of Horrible Histories, they then head back to the 80s, before testing a chemistry set that dates from before WW2! Suffice to say, don't try any of this at home. These people are idiots. Not for children! Subscribe for regular videos, and support Digitiser on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrbiffo Buy official Digitiser merch from our store: https://www.redbubble.com/people/digitiser?asc=u Biffo can be found here: http://www.digitiser2000.com & https://twitter.com/mrbiffo Thanks to Anatomical Bomb for voice-overs: https://www.twitch.tv/anatomicalbomb Cheapshow: https://soundcloud.com/cheapshowpod Cheapshow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheCheapShowPod Cheapshow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzTsaz9I-3wAGJ9FvCo0Ag Gannon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulgannonshow

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Alex R

the return of Stevens!

Sam Cogle

This has made me very happy on my birthday. Thank you.... I love Stevens

Sam Cogle

Thank you. I watched it and laughed so much. Thought my Italian dinner was going to come up 🙃

Simon Lee Tranter

Mamaaa! We need a ceiling update. Did the brown goop clean off?

Dave Graves

Just lol. Did you drive Sanja up the wall with the mamaaa mamaa?

Matt Kimber (Timberwolf)

Finally got round to watching this one. I had something very similar to the '70s set in the early '90s, it even came with a spirit burner that I was never allowed to use (or possibly endlessly promised, "we'll get some fuel for the burner one day"). Since almost all the experiments required heating something in some way or other it rapidly got shoved to the back of the cupboard along with my big sister's "David Bellamy's Small World Microscope" set. Having blown up all the LEDs in my electronics kit by doing a bit too much experimentation I was too scared to go off-piste with the chemicals, though.