The Horrific Effects of Submerging LEGO Minifigures in Various Chemicals for One Year

🔍After 365 days of torture, LEGO Minifigures soaked in bleach, acid, and paint thinner reveal significant damage.

💀Some Minifigures dissolved entirely, while others experienced mold growth and decay.

💡New experiments using paint and acetone showcased the destructive power of these substances on LEGO Minifigures.

😱The results of these experiments were horrifying and proved the detrimental effects of exposing LEGO Minifigures to harmful chemicals.

🚫This experiment serves as a warning to not attempt similar tests at home, as they can be dangerous and destructive.

What were the main chemicals used in the experiment?

—The main chemicals used in the experiment were bleach, acid, paint thinner, paint, and acetone.

Did all the LEGO Minifigures survive the experiment?

—No, some LEGO Minifigures dissolved entirely, while others developed mold and decay.

What were the results of the new experiments using paint and acetone?

—The LEGO Minifigures exposed to paint and acetone experienced significant damage and deterioration.

How long did the experiment last?

—The experiment lasted for one year, with periodic check-ins at the one-month, 100-day, and 265-day marks.

What is the lesson learned from this experiment?

—The experiment serves as a warning against exposing LEGO Minifigures to harmful chemicals, as they can cause irreversible damage.

00:00Introduction to the experiment and its purpose.

03:59Initial check-in on the Minifigures after one month of torture.

06:19Overview of the new additions to the experiment, including paint and acetone.

10:38Revealing the devastating effects of bleach on the Minifigures.

13:40Exploring the mold growth in the Minifigures submerged in dairy products.

16:00Showing the decay and dissolution of Minifigures in other chemicals.

19:28Conclusion and warning against attempting similar experiments at home.