WARNING: Non-Dairy Creamer IS Flammable
 

Well shit, I didnt know that... :thumbsup
https://youtube.com/watch?v=eWdZNCunrC0

yeah, it's flammable, allright...

Hot damn....watched some of the other videos....some of the fireball ones are nuts!

Known as a 'cremora' firework. If you mix non-dairy creamer and black powder, you can get a neat explosion effect that doesn't stay lit and continue to burn, but it does throw off a lot of dust. If you belong to pyrotechnics guild and go to the conventions, you'll see them.

In FX we used to light creamer on fire all the time. Lots of powders are inflammable. Another cool trick to do is put a little lighter fluid on the ground and light the puddle. As it's burning, get a can of WD-40 (Water Displacement formula number 40) and spray it into the air above the fire as it rains down over the fire it will erupt into a large fireball. If you shoot the water displacement formula high enough you'll have a fireball dancing in front of you for a while. But it takes nerves of steel to stand that close to a fireball as big as you are and still continue to spray.

thats crazy damn

Waste of good creamer;(

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the substance itself is not flammable, but because of its dust like nature, when thrown into the air, suddenly there is enough o2 around each particle to facilitate combustion.

Same thing works with flour, baking soda, and almost any fine powder you care to mention - the finer the better.

see post number 5:winkwink:

Oh I saw it, I just skipped past anything about non-fireballs :D
If you can get it, look for lithium grease in an aerosol. It blows WD-40 out of the water.

I can top lithium grease fireballs. How's about a fireball big enough to consume an entire warehouse? :1orglaugh

Ironically, that shop that I learned all my fire tricks at burned to the ground. According to the fire report, a welder at the shop didn't see that a spark got too close to a life sized elephant that we had created for Operation Dumbo Drop, and it eventually caught fire and the whole damn shop burned to the ground.

5 gallon drums of alcohol, acetone, trichlorotrifluoroethane, and all kinds of nasty shit were exploding everywhere.

That was kinda cool

I for one welcome our new FBI readers :D

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:1orglaugh it was on the news when it happened. I remember being at Kevin Yagher's shop watching the morning news of the shop I used to work at going up in flames, Our industry was known for the nasty chemicals we used to use. trichlorotrifluoroethane aka "trichlor - trifluoro" aka "1,1,1," was so nasty you could pour it into a cup and tip the cup sideways and watch the chemical gas pour out. It's also used as an adhesive thinner (which is what we used it for)

And alcohol and acetone was used like water in the shops. That shit's everywhere.

Interesting thread....

there are alot of dumb shits out there

Nothing like a tasty Molotov Cocktail.

LOL :thumbsup

i remember when one of my best friends did this at a party back in high school and everyone thought it was the coolest fucking thing we had ever seen.

then again, it doesn't take much to impress a bunch of drunken teenagers.

hahahha thats right!