An orange sealed in spray foam for two months is opened to see what happens when fruit sits in an airtight container. The presenter also sealed oranges for one week and one year to compare, with the year-long sample opening in 2027.
We're doing a science experiment where we're spray foaming oranges for 1 week, 1 month, and 1 year. All right, so we've already opened the 1-week one. We've already opened the 1-month one. This has been in here for a few months now, and we're opening it up on May 8th, 2027. So I hope you follow along for the ride. Now, there's been some speculation on how yucky it's going to be around the office. Uh, one thing I want to point out is that one, As long as there's no seal broken on the bottom, this is 100% airtight. So there's no air coming into that, which is partly important for mold to grow. So is moisture, and moisture is not getting in through there. Also, just as a side note, spray foam is incredibly durable. So there have been some studies in the States linking spray foam to houses withstanding tornadoes. Not that we get a lot of those around here, but Very durable. I could bounce a little bit. I don't want to jump because it could, like, it could break. Like, it's not like it's indestructible, but let's see how disgusting this is in a year or less.
