DIY Invisible Ink Message (No Candle, No Heat!)

DIY Invisible Ink Message (No Candle, No Heat!) How to make invisible ink message, with No heat needed! Hey, welcome back to Kids Fun Science! Today's **science experiment** shows you how to make invisible ink with simple household items, making it one of our favorite **easy experiments** you can do. This **do it yourself** project is perfect for **science for kids**, providing a fun way to explore **science at home** without any heat. Give it a try and discover how to reveal your secret messages! Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:07 What you need 0:15 set up 1:50 experiment Mirror https://amzn.to/2KU5Px2 Kids Fun Science On-line Store (All money goes back into the schools) https://teespring.com/stores/kids-fun-science Create secret messages with this easy, no candle heat needed, only natural heat from the sun invisible ink, just pencil and water. (Optional heat can be used from a hair dryer if you are in a hurry.) First you cut out two pieces of paper identical in size. These pieces have to be no larger then the mirror you are using. Take the first piece of paper and dip it into the bowl of regular room temperature water. Shake off excess water and place on top of the mirror. Make sure the paper is smooth on the mirror. Then take the dry piece of paper and lay it over the wet piece of paper that is on the mirror. Make sure it is smooth. Now take your pencil and write your secret message. Take off the dry piece of paper that has the message and then carefully peel off the wet piece of paper. Now you can either let it try in the sun, like I did or you can use a hair dryer to dry the paper. Once the paper is dry the message will be invisible. When you sent it to your friend the only way they can read the paper is to dip it into a bowl of room temperature water. As the paper dries you will be able to see the message better. Once its completely dry you will be able to read the whole message. Science behind it The top piece of paper has the lead from the pencil and the bottom wet piece of paper only has the indentation of the pencil. When the paper was still wet you can see the indentation of your message, but once it dried then you could not see your message. If you enjoyed this experiment please LIKE and SHARE Thanks for watching.