Hello again everybody, it's the Reverend Jay Goldstein and welcome to another episode of Activities and today's activity is going to be Magic Grow Grow Capsules. Yes, Magic Grow Grow Capsules for when redundancy is redundant and they're from our good friends Jarru from Jacksonville, Florida and what they are are these little capsules you place them in water and they grow into fun shapes or so it says on the package. So it's illustrated on the package too and they're made out of soft expanding foam so this shouldn't be too dangerous unless of course you are under four years old. I would like to point out that these are as usual a choking hazard but unlike usual they actually are a choking hazard. They look like little capsules, little like tylenols or something and they're bright colored like candy and they're made of soft expanding foam. Need I say more? These are choking hazards. All you other choking hazards, Neil before the expanding foam capsules of Magic Grow. And we're going to be having a vehicles this time. That is the variety of Magic Grow Capsules that we have and these are the shapes that we can expect to see but an incredible living color of course and you see the sailboat, airplanes, cars, everything. Everything you can imagine with the limit of 12 things that are easy to imagine. So here's some due dads on here some information, nothing too exciting but here are the directions. This is what we're going to be actually doing today. Take some water, drop a pill in it, watch the pill and the pill will become something else. In this case there'll be vehicles. So what we're going to need now is some water and I've already prepared some. I mixed this up this morning in my water laboratory. Put this right here so you get a good view of it. There we go. This is ordinary warm water, nothing special in it but when these capsules go in there it will become a virtual laboratory, a ecology of Magic Grow Capsules. So let's remove these from the packaging, thus destroying their collectible value. Put them right here and you see there check out the capsules real quick before we dump them in the water. Just grab this little yellow one here and yeah it's just a simple little plastic capsule and it's got foam in it and I guess thing that whatever the capsules made out of is going to get absorbed or disintegrated in some way by the water while we watch. So I don't know how long this is actually supposed to take so let's just drop them in and see what happens. If necessary we will do some time lapse. Okay I am concerned because they are not sinking. In the instructions it distinctly says that these things will sink into the water but they are actually floating. Let's see if we can get them to sink by pushing them. No. Why did I think that foam and plastic was going to sink in water? Why do the illustrator think that? Anyway well let's watch the show shall we? Okay so it's been about five minutes and let's take a look real quick. It seems like everything's gotten a little sticky. See if I can just separate these capsules so they don't stick together when they form. They really want to stick together. Okay if that's what you guys want to do there seems to be a little bit of a film growing on the capsules which I guess is the capsules dissolving. So we'll just leave them here for a while and come back and see what's happened later. Okay it's been about 20 minutes since we put these in here and let's take a look we can see that they're all kind of getting a little puffy. I don't know maybe I'll just grab one here and bring it in front of the camera. You can see it's already starting to be more foam than encapsulated foam. Just kind of shiny bunched up foam and still not sinking. Still sticking together and I'm guessing you're about another five or ten minutes we're going to start seeing some fully formed shapes. This one's almost there and let's watch. Okay so it's been a little over a half hours since we put these in here and I don't know how long we're supposed to wait but I wanted to stir them again because they're again they're sticking together and they seem to be coming to shape. So I wanted to give them that chance. It looks like some of them are almost whatever it is they're supposed to be. Assuming I did this right. So let me just mix it up and we'll be back as soon as they're done. So it's been about an hour and let's take a look. They seem to be in various stages of expansion. Some of them still in their capsule shapes. Some of them starting to look more like fun expanded foam shapes but I think they need a little bit more time. So we're going to leave them alone, stir them up one more time and then come back when they're done. Okay it's been 90 minutes. Let's see what we've got. I think 90 minutes is about as much time as we really need for something like this to fully expand and let's compare to our little diorama here what it is that we've gotten. Okay so we can identify it. I see it already. I see the jet airplane right there. Excellent and some of them are in better expansion than others. This is the what is this? It's a train or a boat. It's a oh this is the steamship. This is the steamship over here. This is the train. It looks pretty good. The train looks pretty good over here. Let's put it in its place on its grid. See what else looks like it's fully formed here. This is the truck. So that is the truck over here. This is going to need a little help expanding. Seems to have gotten lost along the way, bunched up and I think this is the I don't know. It's really just kind of knotted up if I can kind of coax it into its shape here. What is it? Is it a dinosaur? Is it it looks like it might be a dinosaur. I don't know or I'm gonna leave it over here on the side for now. Let's see what else we've got. Coax this into a oh this is the steamship or this are the yacht. That is the yacht. This one still got some plastic on it actually. There it goes. This is the rocket ship hot dog car. Okay, we're gonna give up on that one for now. Maybe we were to figure out by... Let's see here. That is... Oh that's the submarine is what that is. This is the car or I don't know and you know I'm gonna do these that are really not kind of formed. I'm gonna give them a couple of minutes. I'm gonna let them form and then I'll do a final shot for everybody but right now if you enjoyed this video for some reason please hit the share button. Hit the like button. Whatever it is that you do when you watch videos and you like them and I'll see you next time. It's the Ravon J Goldstein. Ta-da!