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Judging by the fact that a real lava lamp is relatively quick to heat
up, we decided that the light/heart source in it is carefully researched
to find the right wattage to get the perfect heat amount. Because the
bulb obviously wasn’t 113˚, the mixture was not pure wax. The real one
had heating carefully designed to heat the special mixture. When both
lava lamps started working, the real one’s waxy substance oozed and
flowed, while ours rose to the top in one big clump. That is another
giveaway to the nature of the substance. Sean’s lava lamp was more
visually enticing. However, the wax in ours was cinnamon-scented, so
ours smelled better! Sean’s was simple to use, ours took to much work to
make operate correctly. Overall, Sean’s lava lamp performed better in
all tests (including the fire hazard one – ours began to smell like
burning things after a while). |