How to Make a Smoke Bomb

Gather three or four ping-pong balls., Cut a hole in the top of one of the balls., Cut the other balls into small pieces and put them in the hole. , Stick a pencil in the hole., Take the pencil out., Take the smoke bomb into an open area away from...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Gather three or four ping-pong balls.

    For this method, you don't have to buy any extra ingredients other than basic household supplies, like aluminum foil, a pencil, screwdriver, and scissors.
  2. Step 2: Cut a hole in the top of one of the balls.

    You can poke a hole with a screwdriver or a knife. ,, Wrap the whole thing in aluminum foil.

    The pencil is used to create a mold for the foil. , The shape of the pencil will remain in place leaving a chimney for the smoke to travel through up the aluminum foil. ,, The smoke will start to pour out of the hole in the ball and out the chimney left by the pencil. , Run away and do not breath in the toxic smoke.
  3. Step 3: Cut the other balls into small pieces and put them in the hole.

  4. Step 4: Stick a pencil in the hole.

  5. Step 5: Take the pencil out.

  6. Step 6: Take the smoke bomb into an open area away from other people or pets.

  7. Step 7: Light the smoke bomb by placing a lighter under the ball.

  8. Step 8: Toss the bomb and watch it smoke.

Detailed Guide

For this method, you don't have to buy any extra ingredients other than basic household supplies, like aluminum foil, a pencil, screwdriver, and scissors.

You can poke a hole with a screwdriver or a knife. ,, Wrap the whole thing in aluminum foil.

The pencil is used to create a mold for the foil. , The shape of the pencil will remain in place leaving a chimney for the smoke to travel through up the aluminum foil. ,, The smoke will start to pour out of the hole in the ball and out the chimney left by the pencil. , Run away and do not breath in the toxic smoke.

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