its "cold" they are just very fine sparks that dont have the thermal mass to instantly set something on fire but its still iron filings burning at 1300 celcius so its still dangerous
Wrong! This is NOT a cold spark!!! I do production and use professional cold spark machines and yes they can catch things on fire! Why would you say that? Non-flammable??? Lol yea put your hand near the flame and tell me the truth after! Even the embers can catch things on fire. Take tissue paper and see if there are any burn marks after! A firework is a firework..Period!
Hot sparks are essentially small bits of melted metal. They glow because they are hot. Cold sparks are essentially little bits of material that glows when it burns. They are on fire, but the temperature they burn at is pretty low so it’s generally ok to touch. They are still small bits of fire so they can set other things on fire though.
@@dionwulff8201 It's actually pretty difficult to light a propane torch. I remember in my younger days, trying to light a torch with an cheap off-brand disposable lighter and it just doesn't work. 1 flick with a Bic lighter though, and it lights no problem. So just because something can catch things on fire doesn't mean they're capable of lighting every flammable thing.
@@blazingcurent2504 yeah, I was just trying to give an explanation that wasn’t “hot sparks are sparks that are hot, cold sparks are sparks that are cold.”
@@elbarto9657 Given that nobody 18+ uses that pic as their cover photo, it's obvious you're a kid. Now go practice your clown routine somewhere else. This space is for Adults only
Cold sparks are still over 600°C. I don't know who came up with the term 'cold sparks'. But just like 'cold fire' it's still hot enough to light something on fire.
@@MooseShower i inferred it was sarcasm bevause they said “also you should…” followed by EXACTLY WHAT HE DID IN THE VIDEO WHICH WOULD NORMALLY NOT SEEM SMART
You definitely misread the label!! The firework says hold in hand and point towards your eyes, ears, up the nose or up the butthole or someone you dislike eyes. You wont even feel it I promise you! If it does sting put some vinegar with ghost peppers in your eyes or try bleach!!! You cant go wrong with any of those choices!!! Your welcome and be safe out there, huh! 🤣😭😂
@@jamfestoThe sparks are literally NOT hot. U can hold your hand endlessly there without any damage or even the slightest heat. And you could stick it to the propane bottle and keep it there for the whole duration of this and nothing would happen to the bottle.
@@jamfesto I've had a grill natural gas tank hose leak catch fire and my dad was a furnace repair man. I just know not to assume a gasket, hose or valve will hold when there is no reason to take the risk. A lighter would have worked just as well and had near zero significant risk.
I’m glad you clarified the instructions! With the huge lack of common sense these days, anyone could get hurt. And some people even ignore warning labels.
The ability to cause no pain comes with it because of the way it was made. The label tells you that you can’t feel pain from the spark to inform of the experience that it gives as you use it. The sparks do not solely give no physical pain because the label says it but because of how it was manufactured, designed, and the user not descending spiritually while using it.
This was so cool, brother. I felt like I was given A. lecture on fireworks. Which, by the way, it did work. Much love to your channel, brother, one million times up as always❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯
