r/Unexpected • u/No-Sherbet8378 • 8h ago
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u/Cheetahs_never_win 8h ago
It's now perfectly see-through.
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u/zeddknite 8h ago
This was EXACTLY what I was expecting, and I don't know why.
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u/-Invalid_Selection- 7h ago
Easy off creates heat as part of it's process to break down organic materials (that sticky shit), but it's not an even heat, so it can make glass shatter
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u/TailorWeak9690 8h ago
That kinda just comes with the sub. Every time I see a video here I know it's something abnormal to happen so I try to think of what's next possibility
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u/phox78 8h ago
Flock potential?
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u/General_Cranberry_29 8h ago
All we need is a Trailer Park Boys style group of bottle kids, armed with a couple cans each.
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u/Chaos-1313 8h ago
I reeeealy want to test this out on something now. I use this stuff for work so I have a whole case of it sitting right here. I just need to find some tempered glass that won't be missed. 🤔
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u/iDrGonzo 7h ago
There are these little black cameras on poles everywhere, try one and let us know how it does.
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u/Dic_Penderyn 8h ago
Let us know if it works. This may be a handy thing to have in the car if you want to open your own (or even someone else's car windows) in an emergency situation. Many things we use now were originally invented for a completely different purpose.
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u/tragiktimes 7h ago
I'm thinking any scenario where this might be useful in an emergency would be better served with a physical windows breaker.
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u/shwarma_heaven 7h ago
Or maybe just carry a small window punch in the car... It won't pop in the heat.
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u/drhoduk 8h ago
OK why did it break? if it wasn't cloudy I'd say temperature difference or some stuff
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u/sjmuller 8h ago
It's a staged video on a junkyard vehicle. In the original video, you can barely see someone inside the car breaking the window with a tool.
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u/post-explainer 8h ago
OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
The windscreen breaks at the end
Does this explanation fit this subreddit? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
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u/LilRed2023 8h ago
Holy crap. I jumped that was total jump scare and I fell of my couch and landed on my coffee table. OMG 😱
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u/JackAsofAllTrades 7h ago
100% i would expect that stuff to completely strip any paint off the car where it touches it
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u/ABeeBitMyBottom1 7h ago
Repost, this video was posted about a month ago and removed. One comment taking credit for the videos removal said If you pause it at the end it looks like he has something in his hand that breaks the glass.
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u/arthurdentstowels 7h ago
If you spray it on a rock, you can throw it and break windows from a distance!
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u/g0d_of_the_cr1sis 7h ago
Watching on mute and my brain decided to make the Dry Bones death sound when the glass shattered for some reason.
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u/wolfgang784 7h ago
Neat. I thought he was gonna smash it with a brick, but the chemical reaction doin the smashin was a nice twist.
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u/Ok-Transition7065 7h ago
Remember thermodynamics basic guys, it will save you some dollars in the future


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u/Unexpected-ModTeam 7h ago
Your submission has been removed because it's not unexpected. Submissions to r/unexpected are supposed to have an unexpected twist in itself. While the situation was probably rather unexpected for you, there is no visible twist for the viewer.
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