Forensic Education - Superglue fuming on a budget

Fuming chambers and other on-scene fuming products are not always available to crime scene investigators. Dr. Mike will show you how to make simple fuming devices for les than 2 bucks.

[@TarnishedHawk]

Really useful video, I've recently started an online course in Forensic Science and I'm looking to eventually do this for a career in the future. These videos are super helpful, and are really giving me an insight into the job with what skills/techniques could be used. I'm going to try practice/study as much of this as possible, thanks again for the video!

[@profmccutch]

HawkDiddly thanks for watching

[@deraldswain5516]

Thanks for the lesson Mike!

[@profmccutch]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@coleytoons]

I really like your videos. I've always been interested in forensics but its not too often that I encounter people in this profession so I am loving these videos. Plus my inlaws house was burglarized while they were out of town last month and my husband and i swung by their house on our way home because its Vegas and its frickin' hot they have a house with central AC we live in an RV with one window ac unit....pretty sure its understandable why we were gonna make dinner there before going to our place. Anyways they managed to find prints from a glove and a margarita mix bottle that i suggested they should check for prints because it was in the cupboard the day before and the next day it was on the kitchen counter. Dont know who they are because my mother inlaw doesn't feel thats any of our business...Ya she sucks!

[@profmccutch]

Nicole Clark Hi Nicole, that is quite a story. You can actually match glove prints too! Stay cool. Sgt.

[@dbrown1826]

Is there somewhere you link to the items used in your videos? Thanks in advance.

[@CjhEjdl]

@1:24 bro I have a crazy burn on my left hand right now from superglue. It's smaller than dime but wow... gloves from now on