How to Preserve Your Jack-O-Lantern: Testing Pumpkin Preservation Techniques | Fear Lab

Want to make your carved pumpkin last longer? In this Fear Lab video, I test several techniques claimed to extend the life of a jack-o-lantern. Check out my results.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
4:45 Preservation Techniques
11:56 The Experiment
22:14 Results & Conclusions
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End screen music is "Drake Spectre" written and performed by Keith Lewis. Used with permission.
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[@lesliepowell-mccarty7067]

This was fun and informative. Science is always fun! 🎃

[@Phobophile]

Thanks.

[@scottgeraci5751]

This is the kind of unexpected content that I love.

[@Phobophile]

I wish I had more time and resources to do a lot more of this kind of stuff. But I’m glad people appreciate it when I do manage to get one made.

[@zachreads]

Interesting, it would be interesting to see the results for things like alchohol, lemon juice, white vinnigar, WD-40, and hydrogen peroxide

[@Phobophile]

I suspect at least some of those would work. Might have to try another experiment. But it won’t be this season-I don’t think there’s a word for how tired I am this month.