Electricity and Water DO mix!!!

Regular light bulb, extension cord and socket treated with Strike-Hold CLP (metal cleaner/lube/protectant) both protects, insulates and continues to allow conductivity without shorting or shocking! go to www.strike-hold.com (more)

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[amir3355]

how about salt water?

[debhuggard]

@amir3355 Yes, the Strike-Hold works under salt water conditions as well. DO NOT try this demo with iodized salt (what most of us have at home)...the properties are different and the iodine additive interferes!!!

[bigbollocks69]

you can do that with 110v in thats why in the uk you have to use 110v on building sites to avoid accidents

[debhuggard]

Can be done with 110 or 220. it's been tested and proven with both. We have done the demo all over the world...no tricks...regular tap water, local voltage, etc. This just works! Call us toll-free 1-866-331-0572

[theringfilm1]

I bet the guy died right after this video

[mpc808]

i hear it's quite the gun cleaner as well.

[Trevion3D]

Fuck That shit im Good

[8o8inSquares]

Wat, How did I get her?

[PaulyIshams]

hitler?

[ElJugador06]

that guy looked kinda hesitant...

[stealth7769]

DO I NEED ANY PRODUCT TO DO THAT ?! LMAO

[jaggass]

he's got balls.

[euphotic]

@MrShrimpkin Don't EVER tell people to put WD-40 on a circuit again. I used it on my sticky '65 VW Microbus indicator & it caught on fire. Got any other untested bad opinions? Thats interesting about distilled water though. Make sure any lube you use is di-electric; there's many out there.

[MrShrimpkin]

WD-40 does this as well and most likely costs less. Not to mention I could do this with nothing sprayed inside the socket. It's called distilled water and it doesn't conduct electricity.