January 17, 2010

New Guinness World Record Attempt – 2,500 Mentos Soda Geysers

Mentos-Danville-Illinois-Spangler-Geyser-TubeOur own Julie Gintzler (follow @juliegintzler) is on hand in Danville, Illinois for a new Guinness World Record attempt for 2,500 MENTOS® powered soda geysers. The event organizers contacted Steve Spangler Science in their initial planning stages to see if they could gain some tips and tricks from our past MENTOS geyser records. When you’re attempting a geyser launch this big, you need a great trigger device… and that’s a perfect job for our Geyser Tube.

Be Amazing! Toys, the distributor and of Steve Spangler’s Geyser Tube toy, supported the event with the donation of the Geyser Tubes toys. “When Steve contacted us about the event and asked for Be Amazing! Toys to partner with him and share in our support, we were excited to participate,” said Marc Greenberg, Vice-President of Marketing at Be Amazing! Toys. “We know first hand the amount of effort it takes to pull off a Guinness World Record, and using the event to support Shaken Baby Syndrome is a great combination.”

A large crowd of people from Danville, Illinois came out this morning to have some fun and to support Reagan’s Rescue for Shaken Baby Syndrome. Julie Gintzler is at the event representing Steve Spangler Science and Be Amazing! Toys and will have the first video and photos in minutes.

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Comment by Jane
2010-01-17 13:52:51

AWESOME! Can’t wait to see the pictures! Go, Julie!

 
Comment by Lisa Marie Mary
2010-01-17 13:55:54

This is totally cool – can’t wait to see the video!!! And that it’s for a charity is even better!! :-D

 
Comment by Mary Reik
2010-01-17 17:56:10

I attended today’s event. We didn’t break the record, but it was AWESOME anyway! Great community event organized by North Ridge Middle School’s “Future Problem Solvers” club in Danville, Illinois. Thanks for the tubes, Steve!

 
Comment by michelle lane
2010-01-21 22:23:09

that is really cool

 
Comment by camaria
2010-04-13 16:04:20

omg i am 10 yrs. old and i was looking for a last minuet science project and my mom took ma to michaels to look for one and i chose a geyser because it looked totally awesome now i cant wait to turn in my project im so excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
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