Perform Indoor Ice Cube Smoothing Demonstration and Critique

What happens here

The presenter applies a bead of caulk along the top edge of an interior baseboard. He then attempts to smooth this caulk bead using an ice cube, pressing and dragging it along the fresh caulk. Immediately, he notes the discomfort of holding the freezing ice cube, stating his fingers are 'already freezing cold.' As the ice melts, water drips onto the wall and trim, creating a mess. The presenter further critiques the method by questioning the rate at which the ice melts, whether it will freeze or simply wet the caulk, and the impracticality of holding ice cubes for an entire caulking project.

Goal: A caulk bead is applied to an interior baseboard, and an ice cube is used for smoothing. The demonstration quickly reveals significant drawbacks, including freezing fingers, dripping water, and an ineffective smoothing action.