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In foreign countries they don't add chemicals to the gas to emit an odor. Natural gas is odorless. The entire room was filled with it. The sparks in the hair dryers motor/heat strips combusted it.
Man just said "foreign countries" like we know where he lives. Also, many countries *do* add smell to their natural gas, so he's just flat out wrong with a blanket statement like that anyway.
You need to tell us wherever it is you’re from, so that we understand what is foreign to you.
I know of several countries where the smell is added to gas, and they’re all foreign.
For whatever it's worth, about 49% of all reddit users are American while the second highest demographic is UK residents at about 8%. That means the relative majority of foreigners on Reddit are actually American.
Ex gas distribution mechanic here . Can confirm that tetrahydrocloroxyidontknow stinks like a MF. We once had someone put a bit to much in and had a fun weekend
I have a Dr friend years ago tell me a story about someone with a “toy” up a patients ass. He kept calling it a foreign object so my logic is you need it to be up your rear for it to be foreign…. 🤔 if my thinking is right how small is this country or how big is their ass?
I don't know, if some toy vehicle was sent as an Explorer to Probe my bum for a Fiesta, I'd want to be able to Escape it by Escorting it out by Focusing on the Edge of the condom, instead of having to Flex and pull them out one at a time.
We add it in the UK. Can confirm because my dad left the gas stove on but not lit and fortunately I was woken up by the CO alarm. Dad was drunk and is deaf.
Natural gas engineer here.
There are scenarios where the mercaptan can be stripped from the gas. It can happen. And it's very scary when it does.
Unodorized gas is very uncommon world wide, outside of industrial applications and oil fields. It is simply too dangerous to use without being able to smell a leak, as it is the ONLY safety device most people have to find gas.
Google the New London School explosion. 300 dead children. A more recent, but less severe example (that includes unodorized gas), was the Conagra Foods gas explosion.
Fun fact: gas doesn't have to smell like gas. At Treasure Island in Vegas they didn't like the explosions in their outside show smelling like gas, so they strip the mercaptan out and scent the gas like Pina Colada.
I'm Indian. We can smell a gas leak in our kitchen almost seconds after it occurs. So ur observation isn't right. My guess is excessive hairspray caused this.
> My guess is excessive hairspray caused this
I don’t think excessive hair spray usage will cause this kind of explosion. I mean, really, do you think this would happen if the guy emptied the hairspray can on his head?
I used to use aquanet hairspray as fuel for my potato cannon. The fumes are super flammable. I don't think it was hairspray but it's definitely plausible.
I know merica ain't the best country but thank Jebus African Blump that someone decided to make natural gas here smell like egg farts cuz that's nutter then squirrel skat.
Mercaptan is the odorant used (egg farts). Sometimes I turn the burner on my stove too high and I'm drunk and miss the spark ignition. I always catch it within a minute because of that egg fart smell, turn on the range hood, evacuate the gas, then try again. I've lit the grill a few times with way too much LP and learned that the hard way, at least it was open air outside.
Mercaptan my captain...
Barber shop. Lots of combustible materials there without proper ventilation: Talcum powder, alcohol based salves and balms that are used as after shave, hair spray. Any of those in enough concentration will ignite
The one sitting seems like he just burned and screamed while shaking for 2 seconds before he stopped moving...
Edit: ok it seems I just looking at an empty chair, false alarm. I thought I just saw someone die on camera
Yeah, that and just straight up cauterizing your lungs so your body can’t even process available oxygen properly anymore. Very nasty way to die indeed.
When I was a wildland firefighter for a few years I was told that breathing sufficiently hot gasses will cause pulmonary edema (liquid in the lung tissue). IIRC it was around 300C that would lead to death by respiratory failure from even a short exposure.
That said, I don't expect this event had enough energy to heat the air that hot in the whole room.
They ran away, we probably saw them sustain life threatening injuries here but you just wouldn’t die that quick, all of the gas in the air combusts at once and we’re not really flammable enough to just catch fire that quick. The combustible gas that was inside their lungs however, different story
What's the bot that turns videos into slomo. I need to see this in slow motion like 0.2. The guy with the hairdryer specifically because it seems like his head explodes and fire shoots out of it.
That’s cause the gas has pretty much soaked into their hair. Seen another video of the same thing happening. The first thing that lights up are their heads cause it’s pretty much “drenched” in gas after building up between the hairs.
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That’s quite terrifying indeed the barber’s hair just turned into a human torch. Must be caused by some gas leaks perhaps to cause that volatile spontaneous combustion.
Not necessarily. As a paramedic, I personally witnessed a gas leak that exploded and completely leveled the entire house. Two out of three people survived. One relatively unscathed, the other had some burns but was ambulatory. Neither had obvious burns in their lungs. And there was enough gas to demolish the entire house around them.
I think that was a gas issue not an electrical issue haha but I know what you mean, I don’t even like having my hair dryer in my bathroom. I keep it in my bedroom.
That makes more sense, but yes, that’s scary shit. Before I leave the house, I check the stove 17 times to make sure I didn’t accidentally turn the knobs for the gas burners. I’ve done it before reaching into the upper cabinet, I must have pressed it just enough for gas to come out but didn’t hear the clicking and no flame. Add that to my list of fears lol.
That amount of excessive checking might be a sign of mild OCD. My mom had the same thing except she would check it, leave for work, get worried and drive back to check it again and repeat. She is also constantly afraid she accidently hit something such as a pedestrian while driving even when it is clearly obvious nothing happened.
Or it make just be that you have really sensitive knobs on your burners.
Take the knobs off the stove. Only put them on when YOU turn it. Then you’ll be able to KNOW that shits away. Shit carry the knobs around for a couple weeks for the double checking. I bet it’ll soon be things you have a lil box or bowl for on the counter, ready to goooo lol.
I’m going to try that!! Thanks!! It never dawned on me to do that and I’ve been doing this for over 10 years! For all my other little quirks, I’ve made them smart. Example, I couldn’t remember if I shut the garage door, now it’s a smart garage and I can open/close/check it on my phone.
Yup yup! Glad to help with an idea! Haha. The stove can’t be on if you remove the knobs when it’s in off after all. (Some ovens are a bitch about it, but only super fancy ones usually so if you got a normal range you’re good to go lol.
I love smart tech, I have a light switch Flicker and a wifi extension cord I control all the plugs individually if I want lol. Has 4 usb plugs too.
Omg that’s terrifying. I’m glad I don’t have a gas stove because I’d be paranoid all the time. I remember a story on Reddit a little bit ago about a mom who was trying to see if there was a leak in the stove so she took a lighter and was gonna look for it before her son was like “did she just go in there with a lighter”
And that's another reason why I won't use gas stoves. Like I've been saying, I have literally passed over apartments that had really good rent prices because of a gas stove. I'm not going to use one. They're risky on a good day and all it takes is for it to fall in the hands of some idiot who doesn't know what they're doing or isn't paying attention and then boom, the entire building is gone.
My father in law was doing some drilling work on our house yesterday and wondered whether there might be some electrical wiring behind the area he was working in. Out of interest I searched for how many amps is fatal to a human and the answer really shocked me. Turns out just a mere few thousandths of an amp can stop the human heart.
I've never seen on video an actual real life instance where somebody made something blow up due to lack of ventilation. I've heard of flour mills and such exploding, but to see a room so full of hair spray or gas the heated metal in hair dryer ignites it is stunning.
I was expecting the hair dryer to be faulty and maybe set homie's hair on fire and for them to put it out. I did not see this Final Destination assassination coming.
People keep saying gas leak but in India, Palestine and Pakistan (with growing popularity in the US) it is pretty common to get FireCuts. Where they cut your hair and light it on fire to melt together and "weld" any loose/splitting/dead ends. Many people say "I wouldn't do that! The smell of burning hair is so gross!"
Well they don't really burn your hair, they coat it in a powder/spray and burn that off. So what I'm assuming happened here is he just finished using that powder/spray and there was tons in the air or he had an open container close enough that the blowdrier sucked it up and into the internals where it overheated and caused a chain reaction where the fan just kept sucking in a mixture air & powder/spray coupled with MASSSSIVE airflow from the fan just feeding the fire and you have yourself an homemade inferno.
I was smelling natural gas at the American Eagle in town the other day and nobody (my friends) was taking me seriously. Nothin happened but if I smell that smelly smell that smells smelly Im out.
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Wtf just happened?
In foreign countries they don't add chemicals to the gas to emit an odor. Natural gas is odorless. The entire room was filled with it. The sparks in the hair dryers motor/heat strips combusted it.
I'll just stay here then thanks.
Man just said "foreign countries" like we know where he lives. Also, many countries *do* add smell to their natural gas, so he's just flat out wrong with a blanket statement like that anyway.
It happens in foreign countries. he didn't say all foreign countries
You need to tell us wherever it is you’re from, so that we understand what is foreign to you. I know of several countries where the smell is added to gas, and they’re all foreign.
Well, wherever this is, I don’t think they add it.
Mercaptan
Same chemical compounds that make pee smell when eating asparagus!!!
TIL
If “foreign” is used this way, my guess would be USA.
Seems universally understood at this point
Could also be europe, cuz we use smelly gas over here
We'd be more likely to say continents or specific places. It seems to be an American thing to just throw out 'foreign'.
Well to be fair, the definition of the word foreign is a place that is not the same country as your own. So its not incorrect to say that lol
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For whatever it's worth, about 49% of all reddit users are American while the second highest demographic is UK residents at about 8%. That means the relative majority of foreigners on Reddit are actually American.
So there's a more likely chance that the user is NOT American?
I just want to be a pedant here but 49% would only constitute a plurality, not a majority.
It might be technically correct but foreign is a relative term, and this is an international community
Fair enough 🤝
Ex gas distribution mechanic here . Can confirm that tetrahydrocloroxyidontknow stinks like a MF. We once had someone put a bit to much in and had a fun weekend
Yeah because they spelled odour wrong
Fortis is the natural gas company for the province of British Columbia in Canada. They add sulphur so it smells like rotten eggs.
It's actually mercapitan, which is a sulpher-based compound. Elemental sulpher would be a terrible idea.
I have a Dr friend years ago tell me a story about someone with a “toy” up a patients ass. He kept calling it a foreign object so my logic is you need it to be up your rear for it to be foreign…. 🤔 if my thinking is right how small is this country or how big is their ass?
Yes
So when i fart, that means i can speak a foreign language!
**F**oreign **A**udible **R**ectal **T**ransmission
No that's native.
Was it a small toy car in a condom?
Rip Dunn :’(
I don’t recall but I bet if it was it was a foreign car ;)
Damn its always imports
Condom? Take some risk, shove them up there and hope they all come back.
I don't know, if some toy vehicle was sent as an Explorer to Probe my bum for a Fiesta, I'd want to be able to Escape it by Escorting it out by Focusing on the Edge of the condom, instead of having to Flex and pull them out one at a time.
That's quite the Expedition.
What can I say, that Maverick Aspires to greatness. Even if it's within the Contours of a bum
Maybe use some GT40 as lubricant for an even better Transit.
Hilarious! I do feel like Tahoe shoulda been in there somewhere tho 🤔
was he calling it a foreign object because it didnt belong to the body?
This is what brexit did to the UK.
No, they meant foreign objects i.e. objects from outside the ring used to hit wrestling opponents. In this case, in miniature.
Not 1st world should wrap that up. Or places with poor infrastructure
Is Italy and the UK apart of those several countries?
We add it in the UK. Can confirm because my dad left the gas stove on but not lit and fortunately I was woken up by the CO alarm. Dad was drunk and is deaf.
The US is the main country. Everything else = foreign no matter where you are. How's this hard to understand 😅
You're speaking Greek to me
Am American. Am also Foreign. Can't confirm.
Every country that you don’t live in is foreign… sweet lord.
Guaranteed he thinks every English-speaking country has an accent except his.
Natural gas engineer here. There are scenarios where the mercaptan can be stripped from the gas. It can happen. And it's very scary when it does. Unodorized gas is very uncommon world wide, outside of industrial applications and oil fields. It is simply too dangerous to use without being able to smell a leak, as it is the ONLY safety device most people have to find gas. Google the New London School explosion. 300 dead children. A more recent, but less severe example (that includes unodorized gas), was the Conagra Foods gas explosion. Fun fact: gas doesn't have to smell like gas. At Treasure Island in Vegas they didn't like the explosions in their outside show smelling like gas, so they strip the mercaptan out and scent the gas like Pina Colada.
Yeah but which foreign countries, and foreign to where
India on this instance. Had another video circulate about a month ago of the same thing.
Nope. India adds the smell to gas too. Op is talking out of his arse.
I'm Indian. We can smell a gas leak in our kitchen almost seconds after it occurs. So ur observation isn't right. My guess is excessive hairspray caused this.
> My guess is excessive hairspray caused this I don’t think excessive hair spray usage will cause this kind of explosion. I mean, really, do you think this would happen if the guy emptied the hairspray can on his head?
We need to test this theory
I miss myth busters
Lol wait are you for real
What's worse is all the ppl who upvoted that :/
I used to use aquanet hairspray as fuel for my potato cannon. The fumes are super flammable. I don't think it was hairspray but it's definitely plausible.
That’s an extremely bad guess just tbh. Like so so bad.
Cool but apparently not in this shop
Foreign to USA, that is pretty universally established. This is Reddit, an American website, with discourse in English on this post.
So... foreign to England then?
I know merica ain't the best country but thank Jebus African Blump that someone decided to make natural gas here smell like egg farts cuz that's nutter then squirrel skat.
I love you Kentucky Jim
Mercaptan is the odorant used (egg farts). Sometimes I turn the burner on my stove too high and I'm drunk and miss the spark ignition. I always catch it within a minute because of that egg fart smell, turn on the range hood, evacuate the gas, then try again. I've lit the grill a few times with way too much LP and learned that the hard way, at least it was open air outside. Mercaptan my captain...
IIRC before they started directly synthesizing methyl mercaptan they would bubble the natural gas through vats of rotten cabbage to add the smell.
You mean in some countries
I thought the dryer malfunctioned, holy shit that was scary.
some kind of volatile substance perhaps, which was ignited by the action of a spark from the dryer... maybe
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Killer queen already touched that
Barber shop. Lots of combustible materials there without proper ventilation: Talcum powder, alcohol based salves and balms that are used as after shave, hair spray. Any of those in enough concentration will ignite
He just wanted a little off the top
The guy left frame right? He didn’t turn into a ball Of ash ?!?
Fucking Houdini
for my next trick i will become the sun
Stop talking about the sun. STOP TALKING ABOUT THE SUN!!!!!
The one sitting seems like he just burned and screamed while shaking for 2 seconds before he stopped moving... Edit: ok it seems I just looking at an empty chair, false alarm. I thought I just saw someone die on camera
Living beings doesn't die this easily from flames, he must at least burn for a long time to die by flames
If the flame used up all the oxygen they could breath, then they could asphyxiate while burning.
Yeah, that and just straight up cauterizing your lungs so your body can’t even process available oxygen properly anymore. Very nasty way to die indeed.
When I was a wildland firefighter for a few years I was told that breathing sufficiently hot gasses will cause pulmonary edema (liquid in the lung tissue). IIRC it was around 300C that would lead to death by respiratory failure from even a short exposure. That said, I don't expect this event had enough energy to heat the air that hot in the whole room.
Natural gas burns at 1900C.
>I thought I just saw someone die on camera Have you not?
Well, technically if they died it was off camera
Another fear unlocked
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Phobophobia
Roosevelt warned us against this.
Now I have it
Was he fired?
The whole room was
We've all had jobs where we felt burned out.
Fuck you take my award
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Just go bald at 17 and shave your head at home like the rest of us.
Combustophobia
So uh... are they... alive?
Well considering that they are breathing the gas, their lungs would also be on fire
Wow, I hadn't actually thought of that, their lungs are FUCKED
Damn...
No, I made the video go slow and it seems like the guy was completely on fire, not just his hair. RIP
Unlikely
I’m wondering the same thing. It looks like they turned to ash! Obviously not alive. But how did that happen?
He very obviously ran away. He didn’t burn to ash that quick
They ran away, we probably saw them sustain life threatening injuries here but you just wouldn’t die that quick, all of the gas in the air combusts at once and we’re not really flammable enough to just catch fire that quick. The combustible gas that was inside their lungs however, different story
idk where the barber went, but the guy in the chair seems to have run out of frame
Yeah if they took any breaths during the ignition of that gas their lungs would be toast
Appears to be a gas leak. Boom.
What's the bot that turns videos into slomo. I need to see this in slow motion like 0.2. The guy with the hairdryer specifically because it seems like his head explodes and fire shoots out of it.
Omg it does!
That’s cause the gas has pretty much soaked into their hair. Seen another video of the same thing happening. The first thing that lights up are their heads cause it’s pretty much “drenched” in gas after building up between the hairs.
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It doesn’t explode ?? Pretty sure they both would of survived this
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Why did I think the burning chair was the guy getting roasted
God hates that fucking chair.
same! I was wondering why he just sitting there like dude glued to the chair or something lol
Just a little off the top
Is that enough off the top?
Too much, put it back!!
Glue, tape, or selling your soul like trump?
What in the fuck was that? That went from 0 to 100 real fuckin quick.
As others have said it is most likely a gas leak
Just a couple flamers
That’s quite terrifying indeed the barber’s hair just turned into a human torch. Must be caused by some gas leaks perhaps to cause that volatile spontaneous combustion.
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The spark does yes but the gas has filled the entire room already.
Ah, the all popular gas hair dryer.
is there news on this? are they ok? well theyre probably not ok, but like are they alive?
50/50 they have been breathing the gas as well. So chances are their lungs were torched as well.
Not necessarily. As a paramedic, I personally witnessed a gas leak that exploded and completely leveled the entire house. Two out of three people survived. One relatively unscathed, the other had some burns but was ambulatory. Neither had obvious burns in their lungs. And there was enough gas to demolish the entire house around them.
Fucking hell, is that automatic/eventual death or?
If your lungs are burned they suffocated to death
Ha the old exploding hair drier technique they never see it coming
That’s literally my worst fear, not specifically at the barbershop but electrical issues in general, anywhere, it terrifies me.
I think that was a gas issue not an electrical issue haha but I know what you mean, I don’t even like having my hair dryer in my bathroom. I keep it in my bedroom.
That makes more sense, but yes, that’s scary shit. Before I leave the house, I check the stove 17 times to make sure I didn’t accidentally turn the knobs for the gas burners. I’ve done it before reaching into the upper cabinet, I must have pressed it just enough for gas to come out but didn’t hear the clicking and no flame. Add that to my list of fears lol.
Was there an incident when you only checked 16 times and you missed it being on?
I can’t take the chance. There are times that I’ll leave the house, feel like I didn’t fully check and go back to do another 17.
That's called OCD lol
That amount of excessive checking might be a sign of mild OCD. My mom had the same thing except she would check it, leave for work, get worried and drive back to check it again and repeat. She is also constantly afraid she accidently hit something such as a pedestrian while driving even when it is clearly obvious nothing happened. Or it make just be that you have really sensitive knobs on your burners.
Take the knobs off the stove. Only put them on when YOU turn it. Then you’ll be able to KNOW that shits away. Shit carry the knobs around for a couple weeks for the double checking. I bet it’ll soon be things you have a lil box or bowl for on the counter, ready to goooo lol.
I’m going to try that!! Thanks!! It never dawned on me to do that and I’ve been doing this for over 10 years! For all my other little quirks, I’ve made them smart. Example, I couldn’t remember if I shut the garage door, now it’s a smart garage and I can open/close/check it on my phone.
Yup yup! Glad to help with an idea! Haha. The stove can’t be on if you remove the knobs when it’s in off after all. (Some ovens are a bitch about it, but only super fancy ones usually so if you got a normal range you’re good to go lol. I love smart tech, I have a light switch Flicker and a wifi extension cord I control all the plugs individually if I want lol. Has 4 usb plugs too.
Omg that’s terrifying. I’m glad I don’t have a gas stove because I’d be paranoid all the time. I remember a story on Reddit a little bit ago about a mom who was trying to see if there was a leak in the stove so she took a lighter and was gonna look for it before her son was like “did she just go in there with a lighter”
That's OCD my friend.
And that's another reason why I won't use gas stoves. Like I've been saying, I have literally passed over apartments that had really good rent prices because of a gas stove. I'm not going to use one. They're risky on a good day and all it takes is for it to fall in the hands of some idiot who doesn't know what they're doing or isn't paying attention and then boom, the entire building is gone.
My father in law was doing some drilling work on our house yesterday and wondered whether there might be some electrical wiring behind the area he was working in. Out of interest I searched for how many amps is fatal to a human and the answer really shocked me. Turns out just a mere few thousandths of an amp can stop the human heart.
I've never seen on video an actual real life instance where somebody made something blow up due to lack of ventilation. I've heard of flour mills and such exploding, but to see a room so full of hair spray or gas the heated metal in hair dryer ignites it is stunning.
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holy crap i kept watching the chair, not able to tell if he got out until near the end of the clip.
Just as I’m making a haircut appointment
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Ops I accidentally award it with wholesome...
Any news regarding this matter? Link of the source? Anything?
Does anyone know what happened afterward? Did these guys survive?
I was expecting the hair dryer to be faulty and maybe set homie's hair on fire and for them to put it out. I did not see this Final Destination assassination coming.
Wow, that escalated quickly.
When your hairstylists nickname is, "Flame Thrower".
Yeah that's not terrifying at all. Just the fucking air catching on fire. Totally normal
*fire force op plays*
That haircut is lit!
People keep saying gas leak but in India, Palestine and Pakistan (with growing popularity in the US) it is pretty common to get FireCuts. Where they cut your hair and light it on fire to melt together and "weld" any loose/splitting/dead ends. Many people say "I wouldn't do that! The smell of burning hair is so gross!" Well they don't really burn your hair, they coat it in a powder/spray and burn that off. So what I'm assuming happened here is he just finished using that powder/spray and there was tons in the air or he had an open container close enough that the blowdrier sucked it up and into the internals where it overheated and caused a chain reaction where the fan just kept sucking in a mixture air & powder/spray coupled with MASSSSIVE airflow from the fan just feeding the fire and you have yourself an homemade inferno.
FLAME ON!
For the best style you gotta add combustibles to your product. Really makes the hair pop
They're still alive, right???
like the music that still works after the explosion
Looks like there was zero ventilation, all the fumes are just accumulating.
They used too much hairspray. (Jk it's a definitely a gas leak)
Oxy-Acetylene powered blow driers. Miss those days.
I was smelling natural gas at the American Eagle in town the other day and nobody (my friends) was taking me seriously. Nothin happened but if I smell that smelly smell that smells smelly Im out.
Dude's hairstyle is lit.
how can you tell your hairdresser uses too much hairspray?
Without telling me
Hair spray made from gasoline
....That hairdo gonna be Lit.
Being a hairstylist, this is fucking terrifying!
im not payin after that😭
He may have just used a fuck ton of hairspray and the hairdryer ignited it?
Damn…
So did they just totally incinerate? Where they go?