Testing Fire Resistant Clothes From Amazon, Do They Really Work?
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"Son, I saw all that smoke coming out of the garage earlier, what kind of drugs are you doing?"
"I'm not smoking drugs dad, I was lighting clothes on fire to see if they'd burn"
"Like I said, what kind of drugs are you doing?"
Genius comment Tyler needs to pin this
But Daaad I have a million subscribers! I make more than you do.
I don't need to do drugs in your garage. I can do them in my own garage!
"Honey what's Tyler up to this time?"
"Well it looks like he's set someone up on a crucifix and is shooting fireworks at him"
😂
Please pardon my pedantic spasm as I point out that what Tyler was hanging the clothes on was a cruciform and not a crucifix.
Lmfao..duuudeeeee. this comment is to funny
@@A.J.Collins There's one show off in every crowd.
"He must be having his KKK Zoom conference."
Home owners insurance: do you know what could have started this fire?
Tyler: ummm well I was in my garage....
Hi Tyler!
So I have to wear fire resistant clothing and it’s more for flash high heat fires. So say gasoline flashing or electric flash. They are designed not to shrink and not melt to your skin. So they give you a little more time to get the hell out of there lol!!
Ps. love the content man keep it up.
@@Lilith-Rose welders have also told me this kind of clothing lets slag roll off while in a standing/seated position instead of it immediately burning and sticking to you.
As an electrician that works in refineries. We have to have them to protect us.
What calories was the shirt and pants.
@@MP-jo4hb yea I’m an operator at a refinery. Never had to use my FR clothing and hope to never have to lol. But glad it’s there haha!!
Any 100% cotton item will do well. Polyester is the worst. I had a drifit polyester/nylon long sleeve shirt on, and reached over a camp fire to grab something (I know). That thing shrink wrapped onto my arm and burned the crap out of me. Luckily all I have is a couple tiny scars, but I definitely learned my lesson about plastic based clothing and high heat.
Came to the comments for this
Tyler: I've caught myself on fire multiple times.
Me: this explains alot.
Keep this comment at the top for Tyler to do a pickle brand comparison
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Lets all be honest with our selves. The real fire resistant award here goes to that wood table top.
Love this channel, Eveything feel real and genuine just a guy asking questions and see what is what, AND he can handle criticism corrects mistakes
The editing is low key amazing too.
In reality theres a team of 4 behind the camera. Full medical team +One guy with a fire extinguisher.
@@Y4932 imagine
100% agree.
@@Y4932 lol in an alternate universe maybe
"They were looking at me like some kind of zoo animal"...well they're not wrong. XD
"Ok...so, for the last 5 minutes of this test I'm gonna go ahead and wear glasses because that stuff explodes and is very hot and dangerous..."
And this is what we come to see, Tyler. Thanks.
"If you're gonna get in a roman candle fight, I would highly recommend wearing a flame resistant shirt" - Tyler (2021)
Fun fact; was in a Roman candle fight and did not. Not only did we shoot holes in our shirts and one guy had his inner thigh hit Nothing compared to the forest that got hit with everything we missed
Pov: you are Tyler's neighbor watching him burn a cross in his back yard
No no, it's a lower case t for "tyler".
@@fallouthirteen -_- That's not how grammar works
@@Thtazaz huh
@@SMXFr0st In the English language you capitalize the first letter in someone's name -_-
@@Thtazaz oh well ur a smartass let him make his joke man
In this episode: Tyler burns a cross in his yard.
came here to say that 😂😂😂
😹😹😹
I was thinking the same thing
Just a bit of unneeded information: down here in the south, we burn old jeans to get rid of mosquitoes. We get em smoldering, then use the smoke to get rid of em. Mosquitoes hate the smoke, so they stay away.
@@Lilith-Rose my husband and his stepdad were car mechanics, and went through jeans like crazy. They'd get stained or have holes in them. Rather than throw them out, we'd just burn them in the fire pit.
We use old firecrackers with sand in em to get rid of them
@@PrimalNewt what?
@@mysteriousdisappearance basically the old gunpowder smelt bad and the sand shot off into mosquitos telling them to fuck off or they died to it
Yeah not in my part of the south we never have old jeans no matter how much money we have we never throw out a pair of jeans even if they don't fit no more and if anything they go in the dryer and then roughed uo with sandpaper and made into shop rags
So, today Tyler mentioned he routinely catches on fire....
and nobody was surprised
"HEY Honey! Now he is burning crosses in his backyard!"
The 10 dislikes at this point are all Tyler’s neighbors who woke up to the sound of sparkling fireworks at 10 AM.
It's gotta be 😂😂
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To see him burning a cross!
@@teebear3036 it's probably from the people that can't believe he doesn't know how fire works.
Or got caught by that bright ass light lol
Coming from a welder, we use cotton clothing because it will smolder rather then ignite. Helps not get burnt too bad cause you notice the smell first instead of the flame.
also, polyester melts.
Us on 90% of videos: Tyler, that’s dangerous and you make us nervous
Tyler: *puts fire out with bare hands*
"That wasn't very flame resistant."
>Had to actively take a brake-cleaner flamethrower to the shirt to get it to catch fire in any meaningful capacity
Even then I think the wood was starting to smolder not the shirt
Nextdoor neighbor: hey Hellen that special needs fella at it again
Hellen: I hope he don't hurt him self🤣
Lmao, Can't lie his content is good though
Government: You know we have this thing called OSHA...
Tyler: OSHA? I hardly know her.
Was anybody else surprised that, with all the sketch stuff Tyler does, there was a guard on his grinder?
Hi. Good news about that grinder guard! He cut it off so he could mount a chainsaw to his grinder.
Tyler’s neighbours must love him. 🤣 fireworks at 10am.
And burning crosses in the yard. >. >
specilay if somehow they have a b-day🤣🤣, thanks dad for the fireworks!! dad 🙄 ow yeah i payes tyler to do it🤣
I got a neighbor who lights off fireworks all year round
@@jimmynunzi5022 hahah exactly
He’s just their alarm clock keeping them on schedule
“Looking at me like a zoo animal” casually shooting a “Roman candle gatling gun” at 10 am 😂😂😂
Fire Department: "So uh how did the fire start??"
TylerTube: "I was lighting clothes on fire in my garage."
Fire Dept.: "WHAT!?"
TylerTube: "Huh oh nothing idk how it started'
Welders all know you don't weld with frayed pants or pants that aren't 100% cotton. Poly lights right up and melts to your leg.
Yup found that one out myself my first time
Or with cargo pockets
Not a welder here, but a few of my friends are. That's something I pass along to people mentioning wanting to learn to weld on their own. I dont know much but I can teach them how to keep their skin and clothes separate.
My bros a welder he got burns from sparks burning through clothes and metal getting stuck in his skin
15:11 Gotta admire the guy for basically saying "Don't do what I did."
Neighbors: “Hey Carl that Tyler is trying to burn that darn garage down again “
Hopefully your neighbors don’t think you’re a klan member. 😂
That one sketchy guy knocks on his door and says I’m glad they’re more people like me in this neighborhood
@@jna466 🤣🤣
Or a satanist, not that that's a bad thing.
Satanists dont burn crosses
Love the Wal-Mart version of project farm! I know nothing but will try it.
Nice comparison between treated and untreated cotton. Maybe do a part II on synthetic materials. Nomex for FR and polyester/nylon or similar for the non flame resistant. You will get much different results.
Fire resistant refers to protecting the wearer from burns, it doesn't mean fire proof.
The fabric can ignite as long as it's A. Self extinguishing and B. doesn't transfer the heat to the wearer, which the black char does a great job at preventing.
It's amazing how Tyler walks the fine line between science and philosophy.
Ive been a welder for 22 years, Ive been on fire dozens of times at work. I heavily starch my shirts and pants and the slag rolls right off. The fire resistant clothing doesnt stay resistant after a few washes.
Soaking your clothes in baking soda water solution temporarily makes clothes fire resistant. But it washes out super fast, so you have to do it every wash.
In today's episode, Tyler learns how clothing manufacturing works.
The smell on the fire resistant clothing that is being given off is due to the fire resistant chemical. To make clothing fire resistant while they are both 100 percent cotton there is a chemical that is used to treat the fabric of the clothing to protect them from burning easily. that chemical is what give them the ability to be fire resistant and give off an odor when its burned or burning. that is the same chemical that is used on sleepwear to make them fire resistant
The flame retardents, and there are many kinds, may be hazardous to your health over time or when worn/breathed/ingested by children. National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences, flame retardants fact sheet.
26:42 I actually love Roman Candle fights. They're even better in the dark because you only know where you opponent was, not where they are
i think the reason your work clothes caught on fire is the fact being a mechanic you got flammable liquids on it thts why theyy caught in fire
22:15 we get to see Tyler burn a cross in his back yard.
"Honey, that damn tyler is trying to set our yard on fire!"
Tyler: “The smell is horrible...”
Me: “I wonder if he has good ventilation...”
You're talking about someone who didn't close the lid on the ice maker or clean it between tries
I’m literally thinking the same thing when I watched this
and wears flip flops while welding.... he probably has the door closed as well
he would if he opened the giant door behind him
Watching this channel makes me wonder how someone can burn down their house if tyler hasn't managed to burn down his garage with all the shit he's pulling.
I've had those same type of work pants on fire more times than I'm willing to admit... Also, torch slag melts the polyester variant to your skin which is super fun
I like how he does this on a wood table
"If you were just on fire, I think the last thing you'd be worried about is how brittle your pants are." Not if the news crew is already on scene!
For all of you that might not know.
There is diffrent kind of fire resistant clothing for diffrent application.
Lets say, a welders cloths are not in the same category as a firefighter or race car driver.
The fire resistance of the clothing in the video is probably the kind that will take a fast burst of flame, for exampel when you remove a locked bolt with an angle grinder where a car with a fuel leak stood. That kind of burst of flame.
A concistent high temp will burn off the fire restiant chemicals.
There is also a big diffrence between flame retardant and flame resisting.
Whats used in the video is so called flame retardant.
I just used resistant above just cause the point will be easier to make 👍
"Don't weld in flip-flops" best advice I've gotten all day lmao
Love how he is putting fire on top of a wood table
That’s just good ole Tyler burning crosses again :)
Since Tyler hates pickles. I think it be interesting for him to leave pickles in jars with different liquids for 72 hours or week and see what happens to the pickles. Milk, orange juice, Coca-Cola, Gas, Monster, Red Bull, nail polish remover, paint thinner and whatever else Tyler can think of or has on hand. Go all out on his nemesis the pickles.
He is so entertaining! Always a good watch
22:51 has some beautiful bird sounds in the background to a lovely morning 😊
Just remember fire proof and fire resistance is completely different
Damn, we couldn’t even have fireworks this year in California, but Tyler is allowed to do this? 🤣🤣
"Don't weld in flip flops"
Never change Tyler.
Your videos are amazing man, i always look forward to seeing a new video each week, if you could come back with the leaving things in jars video that would be awesome brother!
Maybe pour WD-40 into a bunch of jars and leave random food inside of it.
Should do a test on how long you can keep a lighter lit till it explodes.
Why would a lighter explode just from being lit? R u good bro. Thats what there made for.
@@mattymcfc5531 it actually does well not really the lighter he was using if you hold it for abit the top part flies off
Crazy Russian Hacker made video about this.
@@mattymcfc5531 google it man you can hold it lit for about 30 seconds then they explode. I am good brother GTS.
@@stanislavhilgartner9694 yeah I've seen it, but it's not Tyler
Hey Tyler, love your videos (as always), always using the most cutting edge scientific theories and safety methods :) You should put up a shelf or something in the garage and display some of your past "experiments", dummy w an arrow in it, burned up shirt, gross soda flavor bottles, etc. in the background. Love ya, keep up the good work.
5:27 "Sweetie, the amongus astronaut isn't real and it can't burn your shirt"
Amogus:
*Neighbor walks by*
"Tyler..... Why are you shooting half a dozen roman candles at a T-Shirt"
*Tyler*
"FOR SCIENCE!!!!!!"
"So, tell me again how you burnt your house down?.........Oh, you know, just setting clothes on fire in the garage!"
you forgot something VERY important.
throw these fire resistant clothing in the washer and dryer, and see if they still hold up!.
i got a feeling after you wash them they resistant coating will be gone or atleat a lot less!>
Thank you for doing the welding slag test, I was wondering how FR clothing would compare to heavy cotton shirts
I think you can use the back of a knife the spine on an angle against your rod. That way you don’t mess your blade up.
I work in a steel foundry and anybody who’s involved in using the furnaces uses a big wool overcoat that’s really thick or a foil suit
Tyler playing with fire and accelerants on a wooden table 😆🔥 o yeah, enclosed with all the smoke too 😶🌫️
25:50 lol... Tyler thinking HIS neighbors are weird 😂
Fire department shows up, sir what were you doing in your garage, Tyler oh i was just trying to see if clothes were fire resistant , obviously something went wrong
Love your tests/ experiments Tyler
When you were shooting the Roman candles, it looks like a Harry Potter war😂
"I bet if we put this through the wash it'd look perfect!"
If only there was some way to easily test that...
Better to take FR stuff to the laundry mat.
“This smells TERRIBLE” *keeps inhale it at an alarming rate*
Poor lungs
@@THEMANWITHTHEYELLOWHAT. his lungs are used to this kidn of stuff
tis' but a scratch
Ok... Coffe and some cookies are ready
nice warm Sunday morning..
let's chill with Tyler 💪🏻
So wait Tyler - you're saying a flame resistant shirt from Amazon isn't the best choice to put out oil well fires with?
Yay he's playing with fire. Good job Tyler.
Fire burns a lot faster and stronger when it is climbing up. Maybe your pants caught on fire before because you were standing up and the small flame climbed up your pants making it worse and having it catch on fire, but the experiment you did with the angle grinder this time was straight down. Maybe if you ever try again, then have the pants in an upward position that they’d normally be in when someone is standing up and see if that makes a difference. If you light a wood on fire at the bottom it burns a lot better rather than when you light the top of it from what I’ve seen.
We used to flammability tests at my old job as we used hot wire for cutting fabric. Needed to be red hot to ignite cotton and frayed or a loose weave. Tightly woven cloth doesn't tend to burn aswell
Tyler is adorable:)
I wonder what his neighbors think of him from what they see going on in his yard lol
Tyler, you always manage to surprise me with the shit you come up with, and I don’t understand WHY it surprises me. The first video I saw of you was when you decided to tempt fate and combine like 400 batteries lol.
Been checking all day for a new upload! Love the channel man!
Anybody gonna tell him fr clothing has a chemical on it to make it fire resistant?
The cotton is treated to be fire resistant. It’s regularly done to items such as cotton webbing and such. It’s also surprisingly affordable to do
NEVER go camping with tyler, thats what we can learn from this vid.
"Don't weld in flip-flops." Excellent advice!
The beginning was like watching a caveman trying to discover fire for the first time
Flint and steel. You hold the knife still and pull the flint. Swap hands basically. The way you are doing it you flick all the sparks away with the knife each strike. If you pull the flint and hold the knife still the sparks all land in a small area, better heat to start a fire 🔥
Interesting to know. Thanks.
He's done vacuums, sword slicing, dart throwing, crossbow shooting, item smashing, and so much more.....
.......but roman candles at 10am is the final straw for Tyler's neighbors.
Tyler films with a full garage door as a backdrop. "God it's getting smokey in here"
Interesting point here; The first category of FR clothing contains things like pure denim and cotton. FR clothing is not designed to prevent an open flame from igniting it, but rather they are intended to prevent fire from an electrical arc or explosion under electrical failure conditions. There are 4 categories as assigned by the NFPA. ANY open flame will ignite all items within all four categories. The big difference being some companies add fire retardants into the clothing, which can come off with repeated washing if they are chemicals. That's a stink you smelled. Basically, if you want even temporary protection from open flames you need the highest level of protection for FR which is pure cotton underwear (full leggings and long sleeve shirt), FR long sleeve shirt and pants, a NOMEX or similar overall or two-part layer, and a flash resistant exterior layer designed to keep intense heat out (the baked potato suit).
Alternatively, you can also go for an outer layer of bunker gear. That all being said, FR gear is to protect from electrical arcs or explosions *only*, never intended for an open flame.
Also just for anyone who doesn't know, if you use FR gear where it doesn't belong like with welding you might be giving yourself a false sense of security and cause yourself to do a dumb. FR gear is only intended to put more calories between you and the problem. Like a stab vest, the idea isn't that you won't be stabbed but that the knife wont plunge as deep. FR gear does not belong near the business end of a welder or a grinder. FR gear often protects you by melting instead of burning, and you do not want to be the one to have to have a melted plastic surgically removed from your melted skin. There are high quality materials specifically designed to prevent injury for both of these jobs like 100% leather as cows are known for rarely bursting into flames.
I swear Tyler is every Boy in junior high HERO, He is like the big brother that teaches you everything your not supposed to do but is FUN!
Next on Tyler Tube we're going COW TIPPING!
5:46 people outside finna think you cooking drugs!!! (Meth) 😂
Tyler's neighbors hear small shots, look outside to a burning cross...
We have a saying in the welding shop. "If it sounds like bacon, its good, if it smells like bacon, you're on fire."
Dang I just love this guys vids
At this point Tyler never fails to surprise me and probably many others that watch his videos.
I'm pretty sure the smoke emitted by the flame resistant clothing is an indicator of how it provides flame resistance. It likely is releasing enough carbon to suffocate the flame. Which is why when you went outside the shirt caught fire, the smoke kept getting away while oxygen could move in.
Liar, liar, plants for hire...
Uh, Patrick, that's "Pants on fire"...
Well, you would know, liar!
Tyler 2022+: Let's test the durability of my bionic arm.
I'm a chef and our chef coats are made of polyester and they are water and fire resistant. The polyester does not burn, but it can melt I guess. But you would know that's hot by then lol. But new chef coats are far more protective than washed out older ones
I bring you..FIRE! Que the music. Im still waiting on that bigger catapult video * fingers crossed*