Hi guys! Today I'm going to share with you a super exciting little experiment, the kind that makes people laugh off their big teeth and widen their eyes. Have you ever heard of someone pouring Arowana soybean oil from the kitchen into a car? That's right, it's the 1:1:1 healthy ratio of Arowana soybean oil we use for stir-frying!
In other words, this curious netizen may have watched too many science fiction movies, or suddenly had a brainstorm, and actually came up with a bold idea: If the soybean oil we eat daily is added to the car, can the car still run happily? This brain hole is even deeper than a black hole!
In order to test this bizarre hypothesis, he first went to the auto repair shop for a circle, trying to find a master to help. However, the car repairers all widened their eyes, as if they saw aliens, and shook their heads again and again, no one dared to try it easily, for fear that their reputation would "fly" with them.
In desperation, netizens decided to do it themselves and have enough food and clothing. He personally went into battle and slowly poured a whole barrel of Arowana soybean oil into the heart of his car - the engine. Then, holding my breath, I started the ignition, only to hear the sound of "buzz", and the car really started alive!
What's even more surprising is that everything is normal on the dashboard, and there is no abnormal signal. The intrepid explorer then drove his "soybean oil-powered car" on the road for a full 15 minutes, and the car was still as smooth as ever, with no signs of failure. It seems that Arowana soybean oil has not only conquered our taste buds, but now even cars are "in love" with it!
Of course, a good show can't last long, safety first. After the experiment, the netizen obediently emptied the soybean oil and replaced it with a serious engine oil. After all, food for food, fuel for fuel, and each doing its job is king.
This story teaches us that sometimes, small experiments in life can not only be fun, but also inspire unlimited creativity. However, friends, let's play and make trouble, don't try it in your own car, otherwise you will bear the consequences, haha!