I think people misunderstand how important it is to be honest in these videos. Its helpful to know how and where you can mess up doing stuff. Thanks for the honesty.
My dad was a rep for a major food company. I was sold into slavery to help him with his many company sponsored "carnivals". Cotton candy was one of many fun foods I learned to prepare. A few things I saw here deserve comment. We would run the motor, switch on the heat, and apply a spoonful of sugar mix. When it was coming up to temp, the mix would start coming out. At this point, wipe the inside of the bowl with a damp paper towel. This will make the candy stick to the bowl, instead of flying around. The dampness and timing require some practice. Add the mix to the full mark. Let the candy build up. We would get a full serving, on a paper cone, with one lap around the bowl. Hold the cone vertically, get less on your hand. Do it outside. You will get covered in cotton candy, no way around it. Good luck.
@@nasirmondal786 Companies sell flavor/color compounds. Mix the flavor with plain white sugar to the recomended ratio. These companies sell popcorn, cotton candy, kettle corn equipment. Tools, bags, papercones, candy apple and corndog sticks. You name, they got it. look them up.
Ummmm no. I would not follow this guys directions on these machines. You turn it on and let it heat up first, than add the sugar and go to town. Why would you pour in enough to make 2? That's dumb. Use the scoop to make 1, you get a nice larger size. And if you would spin it right, your cones would look a LOT better. As for cleaning, you don't wait till it's cooled down. You grab some water and dump a tiny bit inside the same place you put the sugar. The water turns to steam which cleans the inside out. Instant clean. The rest you rinse and wipe down. Nothing professional about any of this.
Ben Winter This video was made back in 2012. If I could Reboot this video like a movie and make a new one, I would. I would've spun the candy so good around the sides, that you would have already melted from how much cotton candy that can produced from one stick. Unfortunately, we no longer carry this machine or the guy in this video. Sad, but that is how reboots most likely go.
No. As you use the machine you will get a build up of sugar on the sides. This can get into your floss and make it gritty and course. Wear gloves and use your hands to shape.
Ok - turn on the unit, let it spin for a couple of minutes. Then turn the dial to 180 and give it about 3 minutes (it's about a 5 min warm-up/start up.) Leave it at 180. (I have no idea why he keeps playing with the dial!) Once it's warm add the sugar, the first portion or two might take a minute to come out, but after that the portions should fly out. But use the scoop, don't over-fill the top as he did. Hope that helps. :)
if you are selling this you must know that a plastic netting around the inside of that bowl is very important as it catches the strings from whipping out of the side of this machine as I saw on many other demos
this is a completely different machine than the one your thinking of bruh. These type of machines are literally designed for the cotton candy to shoot upwards so you can catch it directly on the stick & make flower shapes etc ( just lookup cotton candy art on youtube)
Wow man you have over a MILLION views on this. Strong work and thanks for posting it. I think I will get one of those. And screw all the low life haters posting negative comments. I’m sure they don’t have a fraction of the views you have combined. We all know what you mean.
Why isn't the floss coming out through the sides and collecting in the bowl. I never seen cotton candy floss coming out through the top but if that's the case why need a bowl?
Thanks man. You saved my bussines with this video. I should send you some monry. Very grateful. I was wondering, why does all the sugar sticks to the wall, burns and no strings. Thanks man 😇🥳❤
If a lot of sugar is hitting the wall,then your temperature is too high. If you get just the right temp,it will become hard again before it makes contact with the wall. If the temperature is too high,it will still be liquid by the time it reaches the wall. Some machines are made to gather the floss from around the bowl,while others "like the one in the video" are made to blow the floss upwards above the head unit. Not to talk bad about him, but this video isn't actually good for getting information on running one well. If the head has slanted fins,like a propeller,you gather the floss above the head. The best way is to turn the machine on,let it spin up,then turn the temperature up,wait for it to heat up,and add sugar,find the correct wattage where it is just barely hot enough to create floss,any hotter will cling to the bowl, normally the temperature setting will be fairly high in the start,but once it starts creating floss you need to turn it down. Unfortunately the heat is slow to change when you adjust the wattage,so it may take a few minutes to find the sweet spot. I bought one a few months ago just like this one,and they work much better if you do it as I said,and not as this video says. I hope this helps. Good luck.
Works better if you turn the power on, let it sit for 2 minutes, turn the heat on, wait 5 minutes and then pour the sugar in. Because the machine is hot, the sugar will melt and spin faster.
TuxedoElf below has it right. Use the scoop after it is warmed up. One scoop makes about one good sized serving. Then just add one scoop at a time as needed. always be ready with a new cone to prevent the floss form floating away. If your machine is wired to 220 volts, the meter will go to 180 but if you have a 110V machine, it will only go to 110. And read the instruction sheet. The translation attempt to English is hilarious. Have fun!
Yeah, he's obviously doing it wrong. Running the cone around the edge of the bowl where the candy strings normally want to collect is the best way to make a uniform cone. He's just doing the same thing but in a slower and MUCH less efficient way with results that aren't so good. It's only cotton candy so it really doesn't matter all that much but it would go a lot quicker with better results if he went around the bowl with the cone to collect the candy. It would also be better if he didn't look like he had the plague when demonstrating the machine. No one wants a bonus "finger" or "thumb" tip in their cotton candy, trust me.
wrong about the uniformity i've spent 3 years mastering this technique that he is obviously demonstrating wrong (everything this guy is doing is wrong). you are most definitely able to get a much more uniform & smoother shape using a this type of machine vs the netting one though - just research "cotton candy art" on youtube
Your machine is missing a piece. There is a mesh belt that clamps inside the tub and it helps to catch the floss. This keeps it from flying out of the machine.
Sassy Cat- This is not that type of machine. This is a machine that the sugar floats upwards and not spins against the sides of the bowl. I have both and this type of unit id the best because you can change flavors after each cone! The ones with the big bowls take time yo use all the sugar and you can't switch up easily without blending sugars. I have several machines and I like this type the best.
Amy Kong you can buy those from Amazon. I purchased mine from eBay. I really love these machines because you can use back to back flavors and you don't have to waste a bunch of sugar. Amazon has them. The Vortex is one. Vortex cotton candy machine.
You gotta put more sugar in, and pour it in while the machine is on, so it distributes evenly. The thing heated up quick because when there’s barely any sugar in it, it overheats. Don’t turn down the heat, unless you’ve been using it for more than ten minutes, and need to slow the pace. Start the floss lower on the stick too or else it’ll come off too easy. Blend your own sugar.
You should point out the mistakes you made regarding the volt meter. You called it not only volts, you said degrees (4:53) and even watts (5:18). and later you kept referring to it as temperature (8:52), you actually did it several times. This is a pretty giant mistake. Wattage is the result of amps multiplied by volts. Voltage is the measurement of the force (pressure) of the electricity. The same concept as water flowing through a hose. Those were some pretty big mistakes, and you should point that out, because it is incorrect. and even in your text you called it temperature. it is not a temperature gauge. it's a meter showing how much electricity is going to the heating element, which in turn affects the temperature.
W=amp X volt *like you said* V=watt / amp or amp X ohm godzilla = god of all zilla's
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+John Thompson He makes cotton candy for a living. Or sells the machines. I don't expect he'd understand electricity, neither should you. I'd expect him to make cotton candy in pretty rainbow colours or such. If he's a salesman, I bet he's not selling these any more :D
Yes you can use normal sugar. I've been making floss for years... regular sugar works just fine. And yes, you can crush up hard candy to mix in. Works great.
TuxedoElf...we just recieved our unit and how he operates it just DOESNT work..im worried we got ripped off. Can you let me know how you found the best way to operate it ????
Dont u have to warm up the machine first then put the sugar? I mean, put power and heat on let it warm up for about 5mins then pour the sugar ? Or both ways work?
Hi, can you tell me when you put the sugar in, do you put the sugar in when the machine is cold, or do you heat up the machine first? Once you have made your cotton candy do you not get any sugar residue on the head of the machine and does it not caramalise in the head and if so how do you clean this, this is an issue I have been having!
different type of machine as far as i can see. Some machines have a mash screen that lets the molten sugar escape from the side. This one seems to let the sugar out from the top (maybe aided by some airflow)
I watched a few of these CC machine vids and you're supposed to let the candy build up on the inside of the bowl before you scoop it out with the paper handle thingy. Same basic machine. So it does appear that the guy demoing the machine has no idea how to use it and I find that sort of funny :)
He's using a widely accepted technique. A lot of people make cotton candy art, and his technique is the only way to do it. Only the laziest fairground type dudes use the "ring around the bowl" technique. Because they are doing only 1 color at the time and don't care if the candy is fluffy or not.
Wrong. The units that are used at fairgrounds are more industrial sized. I have this EXACT model in this video, and as you can clearly see from the video there is no meshing around the bowl. The larger units have that meshing on the sides which serves to collect the floss on the sides of the bowl. The more you use this machine, you get sugar all over the bottom and melted on the sides of the collection bowl. You can scrape that sugar off/up, and re-use it. I wouldn't recommend mixing/melting different flavors together except as experiment to see if you like the mixed flavor. Also, as the spin head gets dirty, it actually impedes the flow of the strings. So you need to watch yourself when making the cones so that you don't actually touch the spinning head with the tip of the collection cone, because that will melt the floss you have already collected onto the spinning head.
Dear people who are hating on this, I do not necessarily agree with everything in this either, but if you feel the need to hate on it, then why don't YOU put in all this time and effort just to have people hate on YOUR video. If you are a professional at cotton candy making, please feel free to tell us how to do this, otherwise, SHUT UP AND GET A LIFE
I just bought a similar unit and used it yesterday at a fund raising event for a local charity. 2 problems I encountered was after the first 45 mins, the quality of the candy floss reduced massively. I was using like 2 scoops to make half a small cone! Do the machines need to be cleaned every hour or something? There was a lot of suger in the spinning head and sides? And 2nd what happens if you leave the voltage high? I had mine on 220 volts for like 5 hours straight! Does this mean it would melt more suger faster? Why do you advise we keep the voltage on 90? I'm just curios and asking the question so I can better understand the machine. Thank you in advance Kind regards Anj
I was informed by my seller that you need to clean it or poutmr it with water every after use for the sugar not to hardened inside. It needs to rest for 20 minutes after using it an hour accdg to the manual.
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I think people misunderstand how important it is to be honest in these videos. Its helpful to know how and where you can mess up doing stuff. Thanks for the honesty.
Once finished you can go ahead and eat the unit that you have made
मशीन कोठे खरेदी करता येईल
so you eat the machine
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@@porgtwoforty no you didn't make the machine. You made the unit of cotton candy. XD
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I like how you use degrees, volts, and watts interchangeably.
They're all units :^)
How's life? Are u even alive?
The only words he's having trouble with are words.
dont evn know why im watching this i dont even have a machine hahaha
Thanks, i have never been so happy to see a stick being transformed into a wonderful sweet fluffy cloud.
My dad was a rep for a major food company. I was sold into slavery to help him with his many company sponsored "carnivals". Cotton candy was one of many fun foods I learned to prepare. A few things I saw here deserve comment. We would run the motor, switch on the heat, and apply a spoonful of sugar mix. When it was coming up to temp, the mix would start coming out. At this point, wipe the inside of the bowl with a damp paper towel. This will make the candy stick to the bowl, instead of flying around. The dampness and timing require some practice. Add the mix to the full mark. Let the candy build up. We would get a full serving, on a paper cone, with one lap around the bowl. Hold the cone vertically, get less on your hand. Do it outside. You will get covered in cotton candy, no way around it. Good luck.
Pls. Tell me how to prepare cotton candy recipy?
@@nasirmondal786 Companies sell flavor/color compounds. Mix the flavor with plain white sugar to the recomended ratio. These companies sell popcorn, cotton candy, kettle corn equipment. Tools, bags, papercones, candy apple and corndog sticks. You name, they got it. look them up.
PS, you could experiment with unsweet koolaid mixed with sugar.. But be careful it doesn't damage the machine.
irony [n] : _a video titled "professional", of a professional cotton candy machine sadly being demonstrated by an amateur_
If watching this video was a drinking game where you drank every time he said unit anyone who played would die of alcohol poisoning.
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unit ...unit ....unit .....unit ....
unit lol
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It helps to know how to operate the UNIT. You turn on the heat first and let the UNIT heat up so the sugar melts as soon as you pour it into the UNIT.
Ummmm no. I would not follow this guys directions on these machines. You turn it on and let it heat up first, than add the sugar and go to town. Why would you pour in enough to make 2? That's dumb. Use the scoop to make 1, you get a nice larger size. And if you would spin it right, your cones would look a LOT better. As for cleaning, you don't wait till it's cooled down. You grab some water and dump a tiny bit inside the same place you put the sugar. The water turns to steam which cleans the inside out. Instant clean. The rest you rinse and wipe down. Nothing professional about any of this.
The whole time I was watching this I was like "goddamnit Peter" "fucking hell Peter get your shit together"
I have always wanted a cotton candy maker. I love me some cotton candy! Doesn’t look hard at all! Might have to get me one here soon!!
Take a shot every time he says “unit”
It took me a year to recover from the alcohol poisoning well enough to reply. Not a safe game.
Could you insert the cone into a cordless drill to automate the spinning process?
yup, but you loose alot of control that way
Aren't you supposed to wipe it around the edge of the bowl instead of trying to spin it in your hand?
Ben Winter This video was made back in 2012. If I could Reboot this video like a movie and make a new one, I would. I would've spun the candy so good around the sides, that you would have already melted from how much cotton candy that can produced from one stick. Unfortunately, we no longer carry this machine or the guy in this video. Sad, but that is how reboots most likely go.
No. As you use the machine you will get a build up of sugar on the sides. This can get into your floss and make it gritty and course. Wear gloves and use your hands to shape.
Nope. I make cotton candy and i’m 11. That just makes it shape look bad. And the cotton candy ends up sticking on your fingers.
No you aren’t.
You could try wiping it but its harder if you want the shape to look better.
Love this machine wish I could afford one.
great demo! thanks!
Hermano siempre deve de estar a 90 para que trabaje bien? Gracias
Donde compro usted la suya,?
Y que marca?
Gracias
Ok - turn on the unit, let it spin for a couple of minutes. Then turn the dial to 180 and give it about 3 minutes (it's about a 5 min warm-up/start up.) Leave it at 180. (I have no idea why he keeps playing with the dial!) Once it's warm add the sugar, the first portion or two might take a minute to come out, but after that the portions should fly out. But use the scoop, don't over-fill the top as he did. Hope that helps. :)
Thxx buddy! It helps a lot
So, what if all the sugar flies out. I'm working on mine now, and all the sugar keeps flying out
The dude on the vid is krea brooo
Do you have to turn it off to add the sugar? I have a smaller one. I can't add the sugar while it's spinning.
Agree, do NOT add the sugar before it is warmed up - I made that mistake
On ne doit pas chauffer l’appareil d’abord et ajouter le sucre après,une fois que s’est chaud?
Thank you. This was very helpful to see the demonstration and cotton candy output live. You did a great joball and all.
if you are selling this you must know that a plastic netting around the inside of that bowl is very important as it catches the strings from whipping out of the side of this machine as I saw on many other demos
this is a completely different machine than the one your thinking of bruh. These type of machines are literally designed for the cotton candy to shoot upwards so you can catch it directly on the stick & make flower shapes etc ( just lookup cotton candy art on youtube)
UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT
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Someone commented on my comment from 2 years ago and brought me back here so I’m commenting on your comment after 5 years 😉
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I am getting one for christmas exciting
Wow man you have over a MILLION views on this. Strong work and thanks for posting it. I think I will get one of those. And screw all the low life haters posting negative comments. I’m sure they don’t have a fraction of the views you have combined. We all know what you mean.
Why isn't the floss coming out through the sides and collecting in the bowl. I never seen cotton candy floss coming out through the top but if that's the case why need a bowl?
Does this spinner head have a series of holes around its circumference? I don't see them on this model
I just got one , but doesn’t gave the small bowl where you drop the sugar . Can you post an image and where can i get it
4:02 - "...that when you do use it, an adult uses it or use it with adult supervision." Or have an adult use it with adult supervision. ;)
I'm fixing a cotton candy machine , and I needed to know how the work.
thanks. for this video.
I have this machine and how you've said to operate it is NOTHING like the instructions! It's a nice machine, but only if you use it properly!
Thanks man. You saved my bussines with this video. I should send you some monry. Very grateful.
I was wondering, why does all the sugar sticks to the wall, burns and no strings.
Thanks man 😇🥳❤
If a lot of sugar is hitting the wall,then your temperature is too high. If you get just the right temp,it will become hard again before it makes contact with the wall. If the temperature is too high,it will still be liquid by the time it reaches the wall. Some machines are made to gather the floss from around the bowl,while others "like the one in the video" are made to blow the floss upwards above the head unit. Not to talk bad about him, but this video isn't actually good for getting information on running one well. If the head has slanted fins,like a propeller,you gather the floss above the head. The best way is to turn the machine on,let it spin up,then turn the temperature up,wait for it to heat up,and add sugar,find the correct wattage where it is just barely hot enough to create floss,any hotter will cling to the bowl, normally the temperature setting will be fairly high in the start,but once it starts creating floss you need to turn it down. Unfortunately the heat is slow to change when you adjust the wattage,so it may take a few minutes to find the sweet spot. I bought one a few months ago just like this one,and they work much better if you do it as I said,and not as this video says. I hope this helps. Good luck.
Thanks😄! We just got a cotton candy machine for my little sisters birthday because she wanted it but we didn't exactly know how to use it 😂
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dude whats up with all the unit talk haha my unit is getting harder watching the cotten andy comming out hahahaha
Works better if you turn the power on, let it sit for 2 minutes, turn the heat on, wait 5 minutes and then pour the sugar in. Because the machine is hot, the sugar will melt and spin faster.
Benim makina bunun aynısı ortada toplanıyor kenara vermesi için ne yapmalıyım
Interesting how the string forms, when the sugar is heated.
TuxedoElf below has it right. Use the scoop after it is warmed up. One scoop makes about one good sized serving. Then just add one scoop at a time as needed. always be ready with a new cone to prevent the floss form floating away. If your machine is wired to 220 volts, the meter will go to 180 but if you have a 110V machine, it will only go to 110. And read the instruction sheet. The translation attempt to English is hilarious. Have fun!
"3 snow cones" wtf!? 😂
LMAO! I caught that too! Dude has no idea what he's making
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just got one of these. thanks for the demo. much appreciated
I am actually making a cotton candy using my machine while watching this😅
Yeah, he's obviously doing it wrong. Running the cone around the edge of the bowl where the candy strings normally want to collect is the best way to make a uniform cone. He's just doing the same thing but in a slower and MUCH less efficient way with results that aren't so good. It's only cotton candy so it really doesn't matter all that much but it would go a lot quicker with better results if he went around the bowl with the cone to collect the candy. It would also be better if he didn't look like he had the plague when demonstrating the machine. No one wants a bonus "finger" or "thumb" tip in their cotton candy, trust me.
wrong about the uniformity
i've spent 3 years mastering this technique that he is obviously demonstrating wrong (everything this guy is doing is wrong). you are most definitely able to get a much more uniform & smoother shape using a this type of machine vs the netting one though - just research "cotton candy art" on youtube
me watching this so I can create an oc danganronpa execution 🗿👀
I liked the little bag full of Cheshesheries....
Would I have to power down in order to add more sugar?
Why can't you spin the paper around the machine itself instead of holding it above the sugar compartment?
Your machine is missing a piece. There is a mesh belt that clamps inside the tub and it helps to catch the floss. This keeps it from flying out of the machine.
Sassy Cat- This is not that type of machine. This is a machine that the sugar floats upwards and not spins against the sides of the bowl. I have both and this type of unit id the best because you can change flavors after each cone! The ones with the big bowls take time yo use all the sugar and you can't switch up easily without blending sugars. I have several machines and I like this type the best.
Hi Christina, where can I buy the sugar floats upwards cotton candy machine?
Amy Kong you can buy those from Amazon. I purchased mine from eBay. I really love these machines because you can use back to back flavors and you don't have to waste a bunch of sugar. Amazon has them. The Vortex is one.
Vortex cotton candy machine.
Thank you very much, do you know if this machine has CSA certificate?
Amy Kong I don't see that it does. It's made in china so I do not know, but Northern Popcorn Co sells them in the USA.
Thanks this helped me make a better looking candy floss
I never had string come out of my unit, even after I let my unit heat up
Does unit come with a unit? I just wonder if unit.
For what is the "green " sirkle (elastic)m
Does the cotton candy machine come with the cotton candy sugar?
You gotta put more sugar in, and pour it in while the machine is on, so it distributes evenly. The thing heated up quick because when there’s barely any sugar in it, it overheats. Don’t turn down the heat, unless you’ve been using it for more than ten minutes, and need to slow the pace. Start the floss lower on the stick too or else it’ll come off too easy. Blend your own sugar.
You can use any white sugar.
With food coloring
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i have this exact unit. what am i doing wrong? About 2/3rds of the sugar get thrown on to the sides and is wasted. I am using your settings. ???
i have this same problem too. Did you ever fix it?
I thought there were clips you put around the outside of it to help catch the floss and keep it in? Or is that optionsl
hey i got mine today an i noticed you didnt go over refiling the machine can you tell me a little bit more please
You should point out the mistakes you made regarding the volt meter. You called it not only volts, you said degrees (4:53) and even watts (5:18). and later you kept referring to it as temperature (8:52), you actually did it several times.
This is a pretty giant mistake. Wattage is the result of amps multiplied by volts. Voltage is the measurement of the force (pressure) of the electricity. The same concept as water flowing through a hose.
Those were some pretty big mistakes, and you should point that out, because it is incorrect. and even in your text you called it temperature. it is not a temperature gauge. it's a meter showing how much electricity is going to the heating element, which in turn affects the temperature.
John Thompson same difference
W=amp X volt *like you said*
V=watt / amp or amp X ohm
godzilla = god of all zilla's
+John Thompson He makes cotton candy for a living. Or sells the machines. I don't expect he'd understand electricity, neither should you. I'd expect him to make cotton candy in pretty rainbow colours or such. If he's a salesman, I bet he's not selling these any more :D
John Thompson people like you are the worst
Well thanks for the basic junior high level electricity lesson. Now I can make better cotton candy. SMH
I’m buying one of these machines just for myself! 😂
How many cones can you make from a scoop of sugar ?
can you use normal sugar instead of floss sugar?
No, I recommend confectioners sugar if you can't find the special colored floss sugar.
Crush up any candy really fine like mints butterscotch ect.
Yes you can use normal sugar. I've been making floss for years... regular sugar works just fine. And yes, you can crush up hard candy to mix in. Works great.
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Yes. You can use regular granulated sugar.
Keith Peters thanks
I feel like no one is actually watching this because they're buying one
Would you please send one of these machine to Stephen Colbert? Thank you!
Great demonstration
me, a 30 yo man: damn so i need adult supervision?
TuxedoElf...we just recieved our unit and how he operates it just DOESNT work..im worried we got ripped off. Can you let me know how you found the best way to operate it ????
Is your machine loud? I find mine really loud
Dont u have to warm up the machine first then put the sugar? I mean, put power and heat on let it warm up for about 5mins then pour the sugar ? Or both ways work?
Vanessa Stevenson, i prefer to put the sugar in first,but both ways work fine.
What's the price of your machine and how can I get it from you
" so i made three snow cones" 12:02
Why does the floss come out of the top of the machine instead of collecting on the sides of the bowl?
These types of machines are better if you want to make characters.
This guy only knows one word: UNIT 😂😂😂
Hi, can you tell me when you put the sugar in, do you put the sugar in when the machine is cold, or do you heat up the machine first? Once you have made your cotton candy do you not get any sugar residue on the head of the machine and does it not caramalise in the head and if so how do you clean this, this is an issue I have been having!
Heat up the machine first.
Don't anyone watch the fairground guys do this? This is not the way it's done at all, you hold the stick upright and go round the bowl
Exactly what me and my girlfriend were thinking. Glad someone else can confirm lol
different type of machine as far as i can see. Some machines have a mash screen that lets the molten sugar escape from the side. This one seems to let the sugar out from the top (maybe aided by some airflow)
I watched a few of these CC machine vids and you're supposed to let the candy build up on the inside of the bowl before you scoop it out with the paper handle thingy. Same basic machine. So it does appear that the guy demoing the machine has no idea how to use it and I find that sort of funny :)
He's using a widely accepted technique. A lot of people make cotton candy art, and his technique is the only way to do it. Only the laziest fairground type dudes use the "ring around the bowl" technique. Because they are doing only 1 color at the time and don't care if the candy is fluffy or not.
Wrong. The units that are used at fairgrounds are more industrial sized. I have this EXACT model in this video, and as you can clearly see from the video there is no meshing around the bowl. The larger units have that meshing on the sides which serves to collect the floss on the sides of the bowl.
The more you use this machine, you get sugar all over the bottom and melted on the sides of the collection bowl. You can scrape that sugar off/up, and re-use it. I wouldn't recommend mixing/melting different flavors together except as experiment to see if you like the mixed flavor.
Also, as the spin head gets dirty, it actually impedes the flow of the strings. So you need to watch yourself when making the cones so that you don't actually touch the spinning head with the tip of the collection cone, because that will melt the floss you have already collected onto the spinning head.
Dear people who are hating on this,
I do not necessarily agree with everything in this either, but if you feel the need to hate on it, then why don't YOU put in all this time and effort just to have people hate on YOUR video. If you are a professional at cotton candy making, please feel free to tell us how to do this, otherwise, SHUT UP AND GET A LIFE
So satisfying!
Thanks for this video
ocupo el regulador del calor de la maquina como lo consigo
Can you just use normal sugar?
How many cones can you make on this machine before you have to turn it off to cool down?
I've never counted with mine, but the manufacturer recommends 45 to 60 mins of run time,then clean and cool for 10-15 mins.
How much does the candy floss machine cost
what is the brand, name and type of this cotton candy machine ??
this guy says "unit" too much
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At the end, he said "So I made three snow cones" hahaha!
Nice one bro.
Snow cones with a cotton candy machine? Haha lol...
0:19 " a little scooper for your uhm bada th-shh th-sugar that " holy lag spike ahahah.
SuperTheToaster lol
How many rate it's machine has
Nice unit
I just bought a similar unit and used it yesterday at a fund raising event for a local charity. 2 problems I encountered was after the first 45 mins, the quality of the candy floss reduced massively. I was using like 2 scoops to make half a small cone!
Do the machines need to be cleaned every hour or something? There was a lot of suger in the spinning head and sides?
And 2nd what happens if you leave the voltage high? I had mine on 220 volts for like 5 hours straight!
Does this mean it would melt more suger faster?
Why do you advise we keep the voltage on 90? I'm just curios and asking the question so I can better understand the machine.
Thank you in advance
Kind regards
Anj
I was informed by my seller that you need to clean it or poutmr it with water every after use for the sugar not to hardened inside. It needs to rest for 20 minutes after using it an hour accdg to the manual.
@@nursejohn514 OK il double check my manual thank you very much
220 is too hot the sugar as no time to cool down and just gets stuck on the walls
"Careful not to get too much" *creates sheep*
good job
12:00 did he say snowcone?
+jonathan huynh maybe. I don't have speakers on right now :{
Thats alright still great through
I feel like I’m in a class Science project 😂
How do I can this cotton candy machine?
you make candy good good lad
headphone users dead
Home ye machine ka ce mele gee