Gotta love a good dog getting to play with one of their favorite things! I used to put this kiddie pool on my deck in the warmer months with the intention of my dogs using it to cool off but it basically ended up being seen as a giant water bowl. 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ but I've got videos on my phone of my 100lb dog standing with his front paws on the railing and his swapping his weight back and forth on his back paws like an excited little kid as the pool is being sprayed out and cleaned to be refilled! It's freakin' adorable! 😍 but he also LOVES water and the hose is a fave for him too! He'll chase the stream and bite the water the same way as Bailey for as long as you'll let him! 😂😂 I tried setting up one of those back-and-forth lawn-watering sprinklers but after just a couple chases of the streams, he figured out he could just stand over it and bite the constant streams. 🤦🏻♀️😂 what can I say: he's a smart guy! 😜😊
I have the can opener that you squeeze with just one hand. It's ideal for me because I can't use my left hand properly, so a one handed one is perfect. I've been using it for about 3 years now.
Just a note about the egg cracker - and in fact, many "novelty" products that end up As Seen on TV. They are often designed for and used in the disability market before being monetized and marketed to able-bodied folks, and are meant to make things easier for folks with limitations you don't have (yet). Sort of like how lots of folks like weighted blankets, but they have particular use for your daughter. "As Seen On" takes the items and either licenses them or makes knock-offs. Flip through any occupational therapy/medical devices catalog and you'll see many of these 'gadgets' that don't make sense to you.
I like the non-cutting can openers because if you don't use all of the food from the can, you can replace the lid you removed as a storage lid. I do it all of the time; especially w/ pet food.
The Indestructible shoe company can make like a tree and get out of here. I will never buy from them for attacking my favourite reviewer on RUclips. Keep doing what you're doing James.
The self expanding ones assist in that regard, they maintain pressure until they are contracted back. Turn off the tap, then just hold your spray handle and squeeze, the hose will contract and the water will empty from the hose. Then the rest empties out as you roll up the hose.
@@DerekSmit aye. My father has had his expanding hose for what must be something like 8 years now, can definitely remember the old rubber and polyurethane hoses splitting, but he's had no such complaints with his current hose (an expanding hose).
I bought the bed jet after watching your video and it has changed my life. Love it! I live in a northern state and my bedroom is in the basement and being able to have a warm bed this winter has been amazing.
That's what I would use it for, I probably wouldn't use the cool air option. Then again I have lived in both NC an AL and had several people get mad because I don't really run my ac
A regular icecream scoop works perfectly if you dip it in warm water before using it. Great reviews! I love the star trek pizza cutter, its awesome 🖖 live long and prosper!
Can Openers: Agreed, just spend the extra money and get the KitchenAid. I personally like the ones that uncrimp the can on the side. Two reasons--no sharp edges and no metal debris in your food.
The egg scrambler, and the egg cracker, are great for people who don't have full use of their hands. Imagine wanting scrambled eggs, but not having the ability to stand there with a fork and whisk them up? Just use a gadget that does it for you, in the shell! And then, use the egg cracker gadget to put it in the pan for you. 90% of all gadgets that seem "unnecessary" are for made people with disabilities, but are marketed to the entire population because it's the only way they can make enough money and get them into the hands of the people who actually need them! Another example: The Snuggie was made for people in wheelchairs, so that's why it has no back.
For that shoe company, did they send the shoes to you as a sponsorship? Because if not, what right do they have to tell you to not advertise other products when you're doing a review? Happy you removed their link from the video.
Have you seen the video where a product design guy tries kitchen stuff? He tries this thing where he uses his left hand covered in oil to see how products work for dexterity issues. Might be interesting for some videos!
The in-the-egg scrambler definitely was a niche product. The inventor was grossed out by the raw egg white, so scrambling the egg in the shell kept him from being grossed out when cooking eggs.
@@mydragonhoardisyarn1839 agreed! You get some good, free advertising and demonstration of your product and you wanna bitch about it because they include a link for a competitors product which they called inferior to yours?! That's some real douche bag behavior and very immature on the part of the company! 🤷🏻♀️ karma though- I'm sure you're correct in saying they'll lose potential sales from the initial, more-positive review once people see this follow-up video.
To be fair to the “steel toe” shoes, most good steel toed shoes are designed so that the metal “bends” and severs your digits, rather than crushing them completely. Gross to think about, but its better to have a few toes reattatched than to have them crushed completely. Regardless, I admit that crushing them like you did wouldn’t really save anyones foot, and I dont think they look very strong. Props to you for a thorough test! Better to destroy a product than have something heavy destroy your toes
I love these update videos because I'm a casual fan so when you get through your ten items I go "Oh yeah I remember that video!" or "I missed that video!" It's a great brand synergy thing for your channel
the auto egg scrambler is actually a cool idea think it saves more than the 15 seconds you mentioned too because you dont need to wash your wisk/fork and the bowl you cracked your eggs into
I had NO IDEA Ronco went out of business! I tell you what, those infomercials Ron Popeil used to do with the Showtime rotisserie, the dehydrator and the pasta maker...he was so straight forward and honest. Unfortunately James, you are right for the benefit of those who don't know. Ronco went defunct back in 2018 not too long ago, and that to me is just sad. Thanks for the info on that, and thanks for the update on these products
mtiller2006 the first RONCO product I remember was the Veg-o-Matic and the Pocket Fisherman. "Makes the Perfect Gift" was a trademark of Ron Popiel and Co. Malcolm Gladwell wrote a chapter of his book Outliers (it may have been What the Dog Saw) about Ron Popiel. He actually used that spray on hair daily...he had the thinning type of hair that it worked well on. He worked for years on that Rotisserie to get it just right. My friend had one and loved it. The man started on the Boardwalk when he was pretty young and was still a dynamo at the time of the interview.
@@marylhere I was in middle to high school around the time I saw the rotisserie infomercials, like the compact one alongside Jill Whelan and then the standard one with Steve Bryant. I sadly never came into possession of one, but I'm very glad to hear you had a friend who loved it. As for the spray-on-hair, I think that was GLH since it was advertised on the dehydrator infomercial that's here on RUclips somewhere. I tell you what, Ron definitely had an eye for things. I think I had heard he sold Ronco some years back, it's a shame it had to close up shop.
Re the laundry lint traps: I bought 3 of these several years ago. I agree, they do not work when used as directed. I have a very old washing machine that I bought used. The filter system on it malfunctions and more than a few of my nice knit blouses were ruined. I began using these opened filters and scoop the top 2 to 3 inches of water throughout the whole wash and rinse cycles. I pull out at least 1/4 cup of lint. I do not have a dryer and am without that option. For my purposes these lint traps are a blessing for me and my clothes are coming out in wearable condition.
Honestly, how many of you actually clean the top of your canned food before opening it? For those of you that don'y clean them, and you use the regular openers (4:254:49 that let the cut lid fall inside the can), you might now have contaminated food. That is why the side cutting smooth openers are much better... they don't allow the cut lid to fall inside the can. 5:08
I definitely do. I peel off the label and wash the can with hot soapy water and then rinse it. I'm kind of a germaphobe. I also put a magnet (that I have made sure is clean) on top of the can and don't crank the opener all the way to the end, but I leave a little bit of the top connected to the rest of the can so I can lift it up and pour the contents of the can out. That way I don't have to try to dig the top out of the can.
Hunter Henryk: Yeah, you’re more likely to catch it from your pet reptile, than from store-bought eggs. Of course, very young, old, or immune compromised people must avoid undercooked eggs!
Run the ice cream scoops under warm running water each time before you scoop and it will change your life. There is a "tactical" pizza cutter with a "laser". It doesn't cut the pizza, duh lol, but it shines a red beam ahead of the cutter.
Or leave the ice cream out a few minutes before scooping from it, like a normal person would do. I like James' content, and reviews, but I'm pretty sure he took those straight from the freezer, and started scooping. That's what it looks like, at least.
Well I’ve heard the argument people wear composite toe shoes or no enforcement because they protect against hammers and other small things but if anything big flattens them the metal will cut your toes off
I bought the kitchen aid ice cream scoop based on your review and am totally pleased with it. Was on sale at Walmart so got for $5. Couldn’t beat the price...
easiest way to scramble eggs, crack them in the pan, then pour the milk in, and whip them in the pan with a silicone tool. Saves dishes too. That thing is so redundant haha.
I'm very left handed and I have so much trouble with can openers. I have a Kitchen Aid and a Farberware and a Dollar Tree. Plus others over the years. And electric can opener that I can't even get to attach to the can. I had a battery operated one that I remembered actually worked pretty good. My Kitchen Aid opener works occasionally for me but other times it just doesn't want to work. Won't let me even attach it to the can. I am very interested in Scissa pizza cutter. That might work great for me cutting pizza. But wonder if it would give me problems since I am very left handed. Ah well, I do love your videos and your channel.
I’m a lefty too, I find the can openers that sit on top of the can so much easier to use than the ones that attach on the side. The one I have is made by starfrit
You should wet your ice cream scoop. I have one scoop (spoon type) for a bowl of ice cream and one (ball type) for ice cream cones and while both work dry both work far better when wet.
You should have worn a pair of shoes for a year. The outdoor test would probably have worked if you lived somewhere that gets a bit of all the seasons like snow and more rain. Also, you could have placed a pair of cheap regular shoes with them just to see how good they held up outdoor for a year, even though due to the climate your in would probably still have the same results.
Holy crap! At 14:42 I saw sparks coming off the weight (I'm guessing that's what was dropped on the shoe?) when it started to hit the floor! Idk if it was just static electricity the plastic coating or the shoe's materials, either the fabric/nylon or the metal innards, but it was definitely unexpected!
The metal hoses are awesome. As far as the expanding hoses go, if I have to baby a hose that much... I'd rather have a cheap ol' rubber hose. Those last forever also. IF you keep em inside and drain em after every use.
Protipp: scrambled eggs get much better if you crack them into the hot pan with a bit of butter and wait for a second for it to start to solidify for a moment and then scramble it with a fork in the pan. Less things made dirty, less devices used, better-scrambled egg.
Please be sure to indicate in video(s), any products sent your way, for free. (&/or, if you have been compensated in ANY way to mention, show, review or promote) Also, ABOVE 'em, in description.... that those are both affiliated links AND that you will be receiving a monetary commission in return for ANY purchases made, if we use them. As both a long time viewer AND consumer, your compliance to those requirements would be grrrreatly appreciated. :) As always, thanks for all you continue to do here.. Take care & be well. #FTC #TeamRUclips
Interesting, even though Ronco did go out of business, their brand lives on and the company that bought their name and assets are still selling the rotisserie, pocket fisherman, and a few other things.
With can openers or ice cream scoops that automatically empty, I hate that plastic gears or plastic twist knobs are used. They’re not built to last, and I’ve had both break. As far as regular ice cream scoops, you just have to beware of thin metal that might cause the scoop to bend.
As someone who's footsteps so strong I can grind the sole of my shoes until they have hole, I don't think I can trust companies who claim that they make "indestructible" shoes
The last two egg crackers are made for eggs like 3 minute eggs. You use those to make a clean beak in the shell so you are not picking shell out of your egg.
Freakin' Reviews try it in the Copper egg double decker cooker. Love that thing. Haven't eaten so many eggs in my life...used to throw away 11 all the time after using one for a meatloaf or a cake.
I bought Dad the EZ Cracker when developed hhand tremors. He did not want to give up making his breakfast, so he used that for about a year. The first few attempts were... interesting!
I work for an optometrist and I have zero idea how you would even go about making a set of readers that "auto adjust" the shape and thickness of the lense determines the power, unless they worked like a progressive where they have the lower power on the top and higher on the bottom, but thats not an auto adjust either. Vision is so subjective that unless it was wired into your brain it couldn't possibly auto adjust to your vision needs. Its an expensive pair of cheaters.
Thank you so much for uploading! For some reason I was so jaded when I watched it. I was just outside, in the dead of canadian winter, and you have no snow, plus it seem very hot over there! 😂😂😂 Keep up these video's! I and many others look forward to them.
As one who lives in Alabama, I'll trade you ^_^ I miss snow from when I lived in Alaska. Never driven in it though as I was a child in those years, so that would be a new challenge. But snow in and of itself is awesome :)
The lint catchers DO work. But they're made more for manual washers - not our western automatic ones. If you ever review a manual washing machie - try them in it.
That should be stated in the advertising then as otherwise it's misleading and your product is going to get a lot of negative reviews. Don't advertise something as being good for all washers when it's not.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Some do say it. Just randomly picked one on Amazon: "The netting is large enough to contain and catch substantial amount of furry pet’s hair such as dogs, cats etc. It’s a great addition to smaller or mini portable washing machines ‘s limited hair filter bag." Also, read the comments. Lots of mentions on how good they are in manual washers.
I’m a thrift store shopper and I am amazed at how many of the products you reviewed end up there. I think the worst gadget I found was from Temu. It is a window washer that is suppose to wash both sides of the window at once. It has powerful magnetic which keeps the sides on the window. Which keeps thing together but you need someone to attach the outside part together on the window. A problem if you have a two story house and no access to the outside, It also has a reservoir for soap which drips out and a string robe to pull it. The biggest problem was that the magnet is way too strong and can easily break the window. And is selling for around $80. Terrible product.
Teat Uvex or Heckel shoes and equipment. They have ones that are good for everyday activities such as hiking. And a compelling design in my opinion. Not sure about availability in US though. But I'm sure a satisfied customer here in Europe.
Why did you not include swing-a-way can opener. To me, they are the standard against which others should be measured. ETA: and Zeroll for ice cream scoops.
All can openers can open a can from the side. It's just that certain types of cans are better opened from the top so you can drain the liquid like in tuna...
I would have to say this, the can openers could be used on top of the can which is the right way to use them, I was doing it the way you use them on this video and I thought they were not good, and if you use them the right way even the dollar store can openers work just fine Tha same with the ice cream scoopers, pour some water on a cup, or leave the faucet open while scooping ice-cream and voila! Nothing will stick to the scoop! And of course there's better scoop than others but I would not pay over 10 bucks for an ice cream scoop, that's just my opinion. By the way my wife and I love your videos! Cheers mate!
Have to remember water the sand during hot season.
That shoe company sending you a threatening email, that’s so gross, I’m glad you called that out.
Yeah...that's how to get your company bad press and less people wanting to try your product.
How is it cross
Good thing calling out the threatening email. Thumbs up to you! 👍
Bailey with the water hose was so funny and random
oh hi marth
Gotta love a good dog getting to play with one of their favorite things! I used to put this kiddie pool on my deck in the warmer months with the intention of my dogs using it to cool off but it basically ended up being seen as a giant water bowl. 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ but I've got videos on my phone of my 100lb dog standing with his front paws on the railing and his swapping his weight back and forth on his back paws like an excited little kid as the pool is being sprayed out and cleaned to be refilled! It's freakin' adorable! 😍 but he also LOVES water and the hose is a fave for him too! He'll chase the stream and bite the water the same way as Bailey for as long as you'll let him! 😂😂 I tried setting up one of those back-and-forth lawn-watering sprinklers but after just a couple chases of the streams, he figured out he could just stand over it and bite the constant streams. 🤦🏻♀️😂 what can I say: he's a smart guy! 😜😊
"I wonder if anything lives in there?"
You live in the desert man! There's a pretty good chance there's a scorpion living in there.
I have the can opener that you squeeze with just one hand. It's ideal for me because I can't use my left hand properly, so a one handed one is perfect. I've been using it for about 3 years now.
Just a note about the egg cracker - and in fact, many "novelty" products that end up As Seen on TV. They are often designed for and used in the disability market before being monetized and marketed to able-bodied folks, and are meant to make things easier for folks with limitations you don't have (yet). Sort of like how lots of folks like weighted blankets, but they have particular use for your daughter.
"As Seen On" takes the items and either licenses them or makes knock-offs. Flip through any occupational therapy/medical devices catalog and you'll see many of these 'gadgets' that don't make sense to you.
Came here to say the same thing!
I know it wasn't, but that "(yet)" felt like a threat. "Keep making fun of ability devices, and you'll find yourself needing one!"
It made me laugh =p
I like the non-cutting can openers because if you don't use all of the food from the can, you can replace the lid you removed as a storage lid. I do it all of the time; especially w/ pet food.
The Indestructible shoe company can make like a tree and get out of here. I will never buy from them for attacking my favourite reviewer on RUclips. Keep doing what you're doing James.
Make like a tree and get lost? Do you perhaps mean make like a tree and leave? (Leaf, leaves, leave)
@@mszoomy A _Back to the Future_ joke methinks.
@@scaper8 was it? I haven't watched any of those films in at least 20 years 😔
@@scaper8 yes! Thanks for getting the reference man! Haha was beginning to worry no one would.
@Joe Al he changed it, it used to say "make like a tree and get lost" didn't make sense
Emptying long garden hoses is a MAJOR pain in the ass! I would NEVER buy a hose that needs to be completely drained after every use.
The self expanding ones assist in that regard, they maintain pressure until they are contracted back.
Turn off the tap, then just hold your spray handle and squeeze, the hose will contract and the water will empty from the hose.
Then the rest empties out as you roll up the hose.
Also a regular hose will last for a decade. I think my parents have used the same hose for 20 years. It is outside every day (rolled up on the wall)
@@DerekSmit aye. My father has had his expanding hose for what must be something like 8 years now, can definitely remember the old rubber and polyurethane hoses splitting, but he's had no such complaints with his current hose (an expanding hose).
I leave the hoses out all the time and they last fine. Bringing in a hose after each use is insane.
I bought the bed jet after watching your video and it has changed my life. Love it! I live in a northern state and my bedroom is in the basement and being able to have a warm bed this winter has been amazing.
That's what I would use it for, I probably wouldn't use the cool air option. Then again I have lived in both NC an AL and had several people get mad because I don't really run my ac
"all I have out here that's living" made me laugh so hard idk why
A regular icecream scoop works perfectly if you dip it in warm water before using it. Great reviews! I love the star trek pizza cutter, its awesome 🖖 live long and prosper!
Those are great, and there's a opener as well.
Or one can simply adjust one’s freezer so that it’s a couple of degrees warmer so that the ice cream will be at the proper temp to easily scoop!
You still need to repeatedly soak the scoop in hot water every 3rd scoop or so.
I simply pop my icecream into the microwave for a few seconds and use a heavy duty spoon. That's if I'm not simply eating out of the carton.
Can Openers:
Agreed, just spend the extra money and get the KitchenAid.
I personally like the ones that uncrimp the can on the side. Two reasons--no sharp edges and no metal debris in your food.
I have one that works the same way it is the best can opener I have ever used.
There are still sharp edges they're just on the can instead of the lid.
There is no metal debris if you’re doing it correctly
I have an 80¢ can opener from Walmart and it is absolutely terrible, but it gets the job done lol
The egg scrambler, and the egg cracker, are great for people who don't have full use of their hands. Imagine wanting scrambled eggs, but not having the ability to stand there with a fork and whisk them up? Just use a gadget that does it for you, in the shell! And then, use the egg cracker gadget to put it in the pan for you. 90% of all gadgets that seem "unnecessary" are for made people with disabilities, but are marketed to the entire population because it's the only way they can make enough money and get them into the hands of the people who actually need them! Another example: The Snuggie was made for people in wheelchairs, so that's why it has no back.
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Absolutely! Couldn’t have said it better myself. So many products targeted for disability are crazy expensive because the audience is so small
For that shoe company, did they send the shoes to you as a sponsorship? Because if not, what right do they have to tell you to not advertise other products when you're doing a review? Happy you removed their link from the video.
@Chris P Bacon guarantee* bud
No, I just bought them myself, and I agree!
@@Freakinreviews i dont think it is even 'advertisement' if the company has no control over the content (which you produced).
@@Freakinreviews Especially because you talked so nicely about their shoes. They are nuts I tell you. Nuts! NUTS!
I’m so happy he called them out. Did they forget we live in a free country? LOL
Have you seen the video where a product design guy tries kitchen stuff? He tries this thing where he uses his left hand covered in oil to see how products work for dexterity issues. Might be interesting for some videos!
Dan Formosa
The in-the-egg scrambler definitely was a niche product. The inventor was grossed out by the raw egg white, so scrambling the egg in the shell kept him from being grossed out when cooking eggs.
you called the indestructible shoes the best out of the three and they STILL decided to complain? Jeez, way to make no one buy your product now.
My Dragon Hoard Is Yarn he chose which was the least bad
They're not his products.
Michael Linner I meant the company...no one who watched this video will buy from that company now...
It was so satisfying when he called them out
@@mydragonhoardisyarn1839 agreed! You get some good, free advertising and demonstration of your product and you wanna bitch about it because they include a link for a competitors product which they called inferior to yours?! That's some real douche bag behavior and very immature on the part of the company! 🤷🏻♀️ karma though- I'm sure you're correct in saying they'll lose potential sales from the initial, more-positive review once people see this follow-up video.
Always great to see how things hold up after the initial testing - and as a bonus, lots of BAILEY!
The people that spend $35 on an ice cream scoop, are the same folks that have a BedJet.
To be fair to the “steel toe” shoes, most good steel toed shoes are designed so that the metal “bends” and severs your digits, rather than crushing them completely. Gross to think about, but its better to have a few toes reattatched than to have them crushed completely.
Regardless, I admit that crushing them like you did wouldn’t really save anyones foot, and I dont think they look very strong.
Props to you for a thorough test! Better to destroy a product than have something heavy destroy your toes
This is actually a myth
I love these update videos because I'm a casual fan so when you get through your ten items I go "Oh yeah I remember that video!" or "I missed that video!" It's a great brand synergy thing for your channel
OMG RonCo! I remember those products. Pocket fisherman, smokeless ashtray and so much more. I officially feel old. 😆🤣😂
the auto egg scrambler is actually a cool idea think it saves more than the 15 seconds you mentioned too because you dont need to wash your wisk/fork and the bowl you cracked your eggs into
I had NO IDEA Ronco went out of business! I tell you what, those infomercials Ron Popeil used to do with the Showtime rotisserie, the dehydrator and the pasta maker...he was so straight forward and honest. Unfortunately James, you are right for the benefit of those who don't know. Ronco went defunct back in 2018 not too long ago, and that to me is just sad. Thanks for the info on that, and thanks for the update on these products
mtiller2006 the first RONCO product I remember was the Veg-o-Matic and the Pocket Fisherman. "Makes the Perfect Gift" was a trademark of Ron Popiel and Co. Malcolm Gladwell wrote a chapter of his book Outliers (it may have been What the Dog Saw) about Ron Popiel. He actually used that spray on hair daily...he had the thinning type of hair that it worked well on. He worked for years on that Rotisserie to get it just right. My friend had one and loved it. The man started on the Boardwalk when he was pretty young and was still a dynamo at the time of the interview.
@@marylhere I was in middle to high school around the time I saw the rotisserie infomercials, like the compact one alongside Jill Whelan and then the standard one with Steve Bryant. I sadly never came into possession of one, but I'm very glad to hear you had a friend who loved it. As for the spray-on-hair, I think that was GLH since it was advertised on the dehydrator infomercial that's here on RUclips somewhere. I tell you what, Ron definitely had an eye for things. I think I had heard he sold Ronco some years back, it's a shame it had to close up shop.
Marshall W still available at Target and Walmart according to Google.
Re the laundry lint traps: I bought 3 of these several years ago. I agree, they do not work when used as directed. I have a very old washing machine that I bought used. The filter system on it malfunctions and more than a few of my nice knit blouses were ruined. I began using these opened filters and scoop the top 2 to 3 inches of water throughout the whole wash and rinse cycles. I pull out at least 1/4 cup of lint. I do not have a dryer and am without that option. For my purposes these lint traps are a blessing for me and my clothes are coming out in wearable condition.
Love your honest review videos!❤️
Honestly, how many of you actually clean the top of your canned food before opening it? For those of you that don'y clean them, and you use the regular openers (4:25 4:49 that let the cut lid fall inside the can), you might now have contaminated food. That is why the side cutting smooth openers are much better... they don't allow the cut lid to fall inside the can. 5:08
I definitely do.
I peel off the label and wash the can with hot soapy water and then rinse it.
I'm kind of a germaphobe.
I also put a magnet (that I have made sure is clean) on top of the can and don't crank the opener all the way to the end, but I leave a little bit of the top connected to the rest of the can so I can lift it up and pour the contents of the can out.
That way I don't have to try to dig the top out of the can.
That’s y you cut sideways instead of vertical that’s what the magnets for then it don’t fall into the food!
The bed jet would probably help me not catch fire when my 7 dogs surround me as i rest. However, they would definitely eat the hose.
Something so satisfying about watching these kind of videos
We've learned a lot about salmonella since the 80s.
Hunter Henryk: Yeah, you’re more likely to catch it from your pet reptile, than from store-bought eggs. Of course, very young, old, or immune compromised people must avoid undercooked eggs!
Run the ice cream scoops under warm running water each time before you scoop and it will change your life.
There is a "tactical" pizza cutter with a "laser". It doesn't cut the pizza, duh lol, but it shines a red beam ahead of the cutter.
Or leave the ice cream out a few minutes before scooping from it, like a normal person would do. I like James' content, and reviews, but I'm pretty sure he took those straight from the freezer, and started scooping. That's what it looks like, at least.
Well I’ve heard the argument people wear composite toe shoes or no enforcement because they protect against hammers and other small things but if anything big flattens them the metal will cut your toes off
James... keep all this coming.. look forward to your posts everytime.... good to see you yet again!
For another comparison video you should do best cheese graters, love the channel!
I bought the kitchen aid ice cream scoop based on your review and am totally pleased with it. Was on sale at Walmart so got for $5. Couldn’t beat the price...
easiest way to scramble eggs, crack them in the pan, then pour the milk in, and whip them in the pan with a silicone tool. Saves dishes too. That thing is so redundant haha.
The BedJet is probaly the best product I've ever bought after seeing someone talk about it on RUclips. It's damn revolutionary.
How loud is it?
John McCallum that’s what I want to know
I'm very left handed and I have so much trouble with can openers.
I have a Kitchen Aid and a Farberware and a Dollar Tree.
Plus others over the years.
And electric can opener that I can't even get to attach to the can.
I had a battery operated one that I remembered actually worked pretty good.
My Kitchen Aid opener works occasionally for me but other times it just doesn't want to work.
Won't let me even attach it to the can.
I am very interested in Scissa pizza cutter.
That might work great for me cutting pizza. But wonder if it would give me problems since I am very left handed.
Ah well, I do love your videos and your channel.
The slizza should work. After all, it works like scissors.
I’m a lefty too, I find the can openers that sit on top of the can so much easier to use than the ones that attach on the side. The one I have is made by starfrit
Oh my gosh! Those hoses looked too much like snakes for my tired brain...
Purchased the Kitchenaid can opener. *Love* it. Thank you for your original review! ツ
Wow, RUclips sure gave me this early. Nice
Welcome to the early showing!
😂😂😂 Of cooourse you use the bed AC thing more than once a day. Pure chill mode with my guy here.
You've set up a sweet gig for yourself, friend. 😃👍
You should wet your ice cream scoop. I have one scoop (spoon type) for a bowl of ice cream and one (ball type) for ice cream cones and while both work dry both work far better when wet.
You should have worn a pair of shoes for a year. The outdoor test would probably have worked if you lived somewhere that gets a bit of all the seasons like snow and more rain. Also, you could have placed a pair of cheap regular shoes with them just to see how good they held up outdoor for a year, even though due to the climate your in would probably still have the same results.
He'd have needed to get two pairs of each though, considering the destructive tests he did in the original review.
the reason the egg scrambler is a great idea is because cleaning a wisk is basically sa·do·mas·o·chism
I can never get the whites to mix well when making french toast, I'd use the old Ronco egg scrambler. Lol
I use a hand blender you just need a bowl the right size
My fork works fine!
Holy crap! At 14:42 I saw sparks coming off the weight (I'm guessing that's what was dropped on the shoe?) when it started to hit the floor! Idk if it was just static electricity the plastic coating or the shoe's materials, either the fabric/nylon or the metal innards, but it was definitely unexpected!
You should’ve left a regular shoe along with the indestructible ones... then you’d have something to compare them with
Btw, love your reviews!
If you put the ice cream scoop in hot water before using it make the job easier....no matter what scooper you use.
The metal hoses are awesome. As far as the expanding hoses go, if I have to baby a hose that much... I'd rather have a cheap ol' rubber hose. Those last forever also. IF you keep em inside and drain em after every use.
I’ve been watching your videos for months and just realized I wasn’t subscribed. I have remedied the situation.
Protipp: scrambled eggs get much better if you crack them into the hot pan with a bit of butter and wait for a second for it to start to solidify for a moment and then scramble it with a fork in the pan. Less things made dirty, less devices used, better-scrambled egg.
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Haha, we have 2 different pizza cutters in the kitchen, but my go-to solution has always been a totally ordinary pair of kitchen scissors :)
So glad i found your channel, much love from a fan in Denmark
Interesting, even though Ronco did go out of business, their brand lives on and the company that bought their name and assets are still selling the rotisserie, pocket fisherman, and a few other things.
With can openers or ice cream scoops that automatically empty, I hate that plastic gears or plastic twist knobs are used. They’re not built to last, and I’ve had both break. As far as regular ice cream scoops, you just have to beware of thin metal that might cause the scoop to bend.
Those expandable hoses are good for the first use or two and then before you know it they break. They claim it won't tear but it does very easily.
Ever since I could remember my grandma always bragged about her “superior Kitchen Aid” appliances. Now I see why
Christopher Pasta: My late Mum was a big fan, since the 60’s.
As someone who's footsteps so strong I can grind the sole of my shoes until they have hole, I don't think I can trust companies who claim that they make "indestructible" shoes
Infringing link? Wtf
Legally that’s not possible. Literally anyone can type the link in, it’s not illegal to have a link on a page.
Those Kitchen Aid can openers are the best. TJMaxx/Marshalls usually has them, or at least they used to.
The last two egg crackers are made for eggs like 3 minute eggs. You use those to make a clean beak in the shell so you are not picking shell out of your egg.
Glad that hose passed the Lab tests, 10/10
I feel like the egg scrambler would only be useful for doing unique hard boiled eggs.
That would be pretty unique.
Check out Egglettes. I've been having a lot of fun using those. And my local Dollar Tree has the set of four for $1.
Freakin' Reviews try it in the Copper egg double decker cooker. Love that thing. Haven't eaten so many eggs in my life...used to throw away 11 all the time after using one for a meatloaf or a cake.
That review graveyard is getting bigger by the day
your camera work is amazing man! It is one of the main reasons I watch your videos. Keep it up bro
Great stuff!! Love these types of videos too! Super helpful . Tyfs!!
I still use my little gizmo can opener!
I bought Dad the EZ Cracker when developed hhand tremors. He did not want to give up making his breakfast, so he used that for about a year. The first few attempts were... interesting!
Are you going to review Flex Paste? Great video, love the updates.
I think you should add bloopers at the end of your videos
Such a legend , you work pretty hard for your videos and reviews ..
thanks a lot sir !
I work for an optometrist and I have zero idea how you would even go about making a set of readers that "auto adjust" the shape and thickness of the lense determines the power, unless they worked like a progressive where they have the lower power on the top and higher on the bottom, but thats not an auto adjust either. Vision is so subjective that unless it was wired into your brain it couldn't possibly auto adjust to your vision needs. Its an expensive pair of cheaters.
Thank you so much for uploading! For some reason I was so jaded when I watched it. I was just outside, in the dead of canadian winter, and you have no snow, plus it seem very hot over there! 😂😂😂 Keep up these video's! I and many others look forward to them.
As one who lives in Alabama, I'll trade you ^_^ I miss snow from when I lived in Alaska. Never driven in it though as I was a child in those years, so that would be a new challenge. But snow in and of itself is awesome :)
I swear, buying reading glasses off a TV ad is the most american thing ever.
The lint catchers DO work. But they're made more for manual washers - not our western automatic ones. If you ever review a manual washing machie - try them in it.
That should be stated in the advertising then as otherwise it's misleading and your product is going to get a lot of negative reviews. Don't advertise something as being good for all washers when it's not.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley Some do say it. Just randomly picked one on Amazon:
"The netting is large enough to contain and catch substantial amount of furry pet’s hair such as dogs, cats etc. It’s a great addition to smaller or mini portable washing machines ‘s limited hair filter bag."
Also, read the comments. Lots of mentions on how good they are in manual washers.
My silver bullet hose is holding up quite well👍
I’m a thrift store shopper and I am amazed at how many of the products you reviewed end up there. I think the worst gadget I found was from Temu. It is a window washer that is suppose to wash both sides of the window at once. It has powerful magnetic which keeps the sides on the window. Which keeps thing together but you need someone to attach the outside part together on the window. A problem if you have a two story house and no access to the outside, It also has a reservoir for soap which drips out and a string robe to pull it. The biggest problem was that the magnet is way too strong and can easily break the window. And is selling for around $80. Terrible product.
Teat Uvex or Heckel shoes and equipment. They have ones that are good for everyday activities such as hiking. And a compelling design in my opinion. Not sure about availability in US though. But I'm sure a satisfied customer here in Europe.
I pitty the fool whom, with two fully working arms- or even one for that matter, needs a gadget to crack an egg.
Why did you not include swing-a-way can opener. To me, they are the standard against which others should be measured.
ETA: and Zeroll for ice cream scoops.
All can openers can open a can from the side. It's just that certain types of cans are better opened from the top so you can drain the liquid like in tuna...
5:00 StarFrit is my go to can opener brand. Little Beaver .. you can normally find it around $12 bucks
I value your opinions. I enjoy your show. And I trust you. Still sleeping on my purple and loving it thank you
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Your ice cream scoops worked better because the ice cream was slowly softening.
I don't really use can openers because that range of motion messes with my wrist for some reason. I use a P-38 army can opener instead.
Haha, you know you can't operate a hose with a pupper around unless you are prepared to share lol.
Free egg scrambler: poke the egg. shake. the end. (make sure not to poke just the air pocket they have inside)
Can Opener?, Food comes in cans without pull tops?
I would have to say this, the can openers could be used on top of the can which is the right way to use them, I was doing it the way you use them on this video and I thought they were not good, and if you use them the right way even the dollar store can openers work just fine
Tha same with the ice cream scoopers, pour some water on a cup, or leave the faucet open while scooping ice-cream and voila! Nothing will stick to the scoop! And of course there's better scoop than others but I would not pay over 10 bucks for an ice cream scoop, that's just my opinion. By the way my wife and I love your videos! Cheers mate!
I have a kitchen aid can opener and I love it. Mine also has a bottle opener on it which is nice
.... I'm actually jealous of how much water your washing machine actually puts into the machine at once.... Mine takes forever to fill up.
How funny. James owns a Bair Hugger (the bed thingy).
After one year, the Bedjet has changed shape and turned into a different unit...
The huge pizza cutter locks like the Klingon sword/melee weopon
20:23 I laughed so hard at how loud that was XD
I have the lint catchers. They don't work great but they do get some of lint.