My 7 year old decided he wanted to change the toilet paper roll by himself and he put it the wrong way at first and he was like hmm that doesn't look right mommy, I need to turn it around! I was so proud 🤣
Simply Dispense can be of enormous value to elderly, and/or those impaired by arthritis. Smaller bottles can work with a makeshift platform beneath it.
Actually, I think a standard pump bottle would probably be better. All you gotta do is press down on it with your palm. With this device, I don't think someone who suffers from arthritis would be able to adjust the height or pressure knobs.
My arthritic mother is never getting those batteries in or out, and i think she'd struggle just adjusting the thing. She can put weight on a pump though.
@@lennybuttz2162 Yeah, they should modify that camera photo dispenser to work off a battery and make a shutter sound + flash every time you pull out some toilet paper. To mess with guests heads when they use your restroom, making them think you took a picture of them on the john.
@@Tigermoto They weren’t thinking of people with challenges for sure given where the batteries go. At least it’s useful between battery changes and then hopefully a chum will change them.
can't... some country doesn't pronunce "poo" like in america. and it may just end saying "polaroid" wich is trademark. you have to think world sized, and not only america or english language.
@@franktrinidad142 I'm not from America and English is not my national language. It was a joke but if you want to make it clearer. Call it a "Pooplaroid"
Maybe i use my dishwasher wrong. I use it to sanitize hand washed dishes. I cant imagine sticking a dirty toilet brush in there, though i do sanitize my cup brush from time to time.
@@jameshaws9986 i really hope thats a joke, because i was joking. Joking about a machine whose only similarity to a dishwasher is shape makes no sense. Especially when my joke was about sticking a cup brush in the dishwasher which is exactly the same as a toilet brush, though my logic involves steam based sterilization of the cup brush to destroy any soap resistant bacteria like the ones that grow in your sponge. I cant justify sticking feces into it. Sanitization is the main function of a dishwasher. Im using it the same way dishwashers are used in an industrial setting… or in otherwords, the correct way. Even a three part sink separates washing and sanitization. At least when i was growing up dishwashers for home use never could handle anything large or more than a few grams of food before clogging and potentially becoming a stinky box in need of a plumber. Your installed dishwasher has a filter/screen you are supposed to clean regularly. Ive never really had much on mine. If you arent at the very least scraping remnants off your plate and rinsing it under water for a second or two, then you’re definitely doing it wrong.
@@imalimabeanyay I definitely don’t think sticking a toilet brush in the dishwasher is a good idea at any point in time. Like ever. lol. Buuut… I recently learned myself that pre-rinsing your dishes before putting them into the dishwasher is actually a huge waste of water and according to dishwasher manufacturers, you shouldn’t actually need to do that at all! As long as you use the “pre wash” option and the included “pre-wash” detergent area” on most dishwashers, even dishes with dried-on, sticky messes *should* come out clean. And I know what you’re thinking - “What’s the point in saving water by pre-washing them, if I’m just gonna make the dishwasher PRE-WASH them?!” That’s where the beauty comes in! Modern dishwashers actually use VERY LITTLE water and they recycle that water to reuse over and over - that’s what the filter at the bottom is for! So, it will pre-wash the dishes with a teeny bit of dishwashing detergent and a little bit of VERY hot water, filter that water then use it again! That’s why it’s more efficient! Honestly, I only recently learned about this whole thing thanks to another TH-cam channel - Technology Connections - and initially I thought he had to be full of it. But in the video, he did test it out and proved that -as long as you use a pre-wash setting/option and fill the pre-wash detergent receptacle with detergent - it will clean most dishes without ever needing a manual pre-wash by hand, and it will do it more efficiently. If you’re at ALL interested in how things work, I highly recommend that channel. I’ve learned a ton of things that I never would have even thought to question. Anyways, I haven’t even WATCHED this video yet (LOL), so I’m gonna do that now. Hope you have a great day!! ❤️
@@storey662 ive seen said video. He had multiple even. But in it i seem to remember the “dry caked on” was something id hardly consider hard to remove, unlike something like refried bean residue that sat for days. As stated if you arent scraping your solids at the very least, you are 100% doing it wrong. Fairly certain it even says that in the video somewhere. Either way a quick google will show an article where the person consulted 3 dishwasher experts. Solid food should be scraped, and dry caked on food should be pre rinsed was the consensus. The problems i speak of are apparently even more prevalent in modern dishwashers as apparently they actually clog more often. Modern dishwashers also have things like quick wash setting. While rinsing may arguably be a bad habit, i will never risk that foul smelling standing water problem ive had to deal with before in childhood when family clogged the dishwasher with salad and spaghetti and let it sit a week. Again, normally youre expected to clear that filter at least every two months at a minimum, and ive basically never had residue.
For soap containers that are too short, you could probably rig it by placing a wooden block or a brick or something level between the base of the machine and the soap bottle.
I'd find that Simply Dispense usefull in the kitchen. When my hands are all covered in bread dough or with whatever I've used to grease the pans, I get the taps all messy turning them on to wash my hands. My arthritis doesn't affect my hands much, yet, just my knees. Still would prefer a plug in unit.
Although he wouldn't be able to demonstrate he should try the sprays on the intended areas and report back to us on whether or not they're actually non-irritating. The skin in that area is NOT the same as the skin on one's arms. Mucous membranes tend to be far more sensitive than the skin of the epidermis. When he said peppermint and clove my first thought was "oh that could end up being a unique experience...😂😂😂
Just put something under small bottles to make them taller. A block of wood or a deck of cards maybe. I kinda like the product, but I wish it plugged in too.
Yeah...the battery thing is a pita even if you use rechargeable batteries..especially if it takes 6. Our auto-open kitchen garbage bin takes 6 batteries and they have to fit in just so for it to work...and our cats like to sit atop the thing which drains the darned batteries. Don't think anyone's come up with a corded version yet though....a pita!!
That soap dispenser could be really good for people with disabilities if it weren't for that damn battery compartment! Also, I'm a crumpler, but mostly to dry post-bidet.
it's good for public use, like hospital or else. you dont have to touch anything, so no bacteria before or after using it. still, they would have better make it that you directly put the bottle inside and the machine is doing the pump function. (it make no difference than putting the bottle outside, in fact, it's even better because the bottle can slip out and fall when outside.)
Only one I liked was the Spindry. I looked it up on Amazon and they want $34 and I said that's too much. I'll just keep what I have, since it works just fine. Thanks for the video James!!!
To limit the amount of soap dispensed put a rubber band tightly between the bottle and pump, I used this for the kids when they were little and i still use it that way, no waste.
I like the automatic dispenser as you don't have to dump a bottle of soap into it, or if the company discontinues a dispenser that takes specific bottles and so you aren't left with something you can't use. And while it looks kind of cool, I just think it'd be weird with a camera pointing at you when you're going the bathroom.
The Polaroll has GOT to be a gag item for guests....imagine dropping your pants, sitting down and spotting a camera shaped toilet dispenser. It's gonna spook you for a few seconds until you figure out it's just a gag haha. Also I'm a FOLDER.
This was a very fun video! You always do a great job reviewing the products and your videos are extremely well done. I love that you include your children in some of the videos, it is wonderful that you have a close and loving relationship with them. ❤️❤️❤️
I have the polaroid dispenser, it does get the conversation started, but it is annoying to get apart to change the roll, and damn near impossible to find the indents without taking it off to refill....my wife HATES it.
I like the spinning toilet brush, but I have to say that the silicone one I have is better. I have the "golf club" shaped brush and it is so much easier to clean than the normal one plus it probably lasts much longer as well (I've had mine for over 2 years and with regular cleaning it still looks almost new - of course I don't put it in the dishwasher even thou the manufacturer says it is dishwasher safe 😅). If you'll ever do another bathroom gadgets I highly recommend trying the silicone toilet brush, you won't be disappointed! 👍
I like the idea but its overpriced IMO, I can get a dollar store brush that lasts a long time aswell aslong as you arent eating Taco bell everyday your toilet shouldnt be THAT disgusting
@@horsinacz who maintains a bog brush, you should scrub ya skids off while flushing the shitter, so you wash it at the same time. I've never been upset or worried that a toilet brush has broken in my house! Sounds like your toilet brush will end up like triggers broom from 'only fools and horses'
My question is. If you have the dispensing mechanism and have the sensor, why not just make a refillable internal container so it doesnt wiggle and there is no chance of size issues?
I keep a bottle of concentrated no-rinse body wash on hand for camping, and put a bit in a spray bottle with water. I sprayed it on toilet paper to use as a final clean-up after using dry paper. It works just like the wipes. Since it is concentrated, a bottle lasts a very long time.
@Wayne C Alderman Thanks for the reminder of the battery expense. I really need a touch less pump and thought about getting this. No way with $$$$ batteries. Plus, the reason I need touchless is because of my hands. How would I possible change batteries in that thing.
@@pandarush. yeah the cost of batteries are extreme now and then the price of that thing and you would need something else to be able to put the batteries in there with even like my hands my fingers are too big for that too
@@autohelix usually for things that take this many batteries they just use the button cell batteries that last almost forever before they run out of juice
@@kriscynical i use it for cleaning the inside of thin flowers pots/vases, that work perfectly. after a time, the water create some kind of greasy film on the inside of the vase/pot. this is perfect. then hop! in ishwasher even with dishes.
The soap Dispenser - Not much you can do about the 'too tall' problem, beyond going through the trouble of moving the liquid into a smaller pump, but with the 'too small' cases, you could just put something underneath the bottle to raise it to be within range.
Couple things, the camera might be a little more fun if the buttons did something. Cute but its a gimmick like old shaped corded phones. The soap dispenser maybe if your hands were muddy or greasy from working no touch might have a better purpose. The Pristine toilet paper spray I have concerns for women. Your not supposed to use anything scented in your personal areas. It can throw off our natural body chemistry. There are little bottles that hold water to rinse or a bidet that will clean your personal area. I'd be interested to hear what a medical professional had to say about that.
For the wiping I think it is easier to use dry toilet paper first and then you can use moistened toilet paper (just with water) to clean afterwards. I never had to use a wet wipes before for toileting.
@@bleukreuz If you eat the recommended amount of daily fiber and you drink plenty of water there isn't hardly anything to wipe away. It doesn't stick to your...skin and leave a residue.
My diet is fine on both fibre and water, I even take probiotic supplements. However I still want my bum to feel clean. When I used to live in my home country, there's even water hose next to the toilet for cleaning purpose. Nowadays due to no water hose, I just use dry tissue, and if I'm home and close to a sink then I would double clean with wet tissue. I just don't advocate using ready made wet wipes as it clogs the sewer system and does not disintegrate as fast as the manufacturer wants we all to think. Anyway, if no wiping works for you then great. I personally would rather not have a surprise skid mark later on. I don't feel like I have anything else to say in this matter, you do you, and have a good day.
@@bleukreuz LOL I didn't say I don't wipe I just said if you eat the right amount of fiber and drink plenty of water a person will have a cleaner experience. I did not mean you personally. I was speaking in general terms. You asked me a question and I answered it. Sorry if you're all offended but that was not my intention.
That no touch pump dispenser would be great for a kitchen, garage, or art room. Any place where you don’t want your dirty hands touching the soap or whatever.
The Spindry is noted as being dishwasher safe because some people use toilet brushes to clean hard-to-reach places in certain kinds of cookware and food-storage containers, like tall glass bottles. I am not one of those people and the thought of using a toilet brush to clean food canisters (even if the toilet brush has never been used to clean a toilet) skeeves me out, but I guess some other people don't have such reservations.
Eeww I don't think I could put a tiolet bowl brush in the dishwasher. That's just wrong! I do like the skull shaver, it looks really cool. Hope your feeling better James.😊
Invite people over. In the bathroom make a bunch of 'used', crumpled toilet paper with the nutella. Have the spindry handy and install the camera toilet dispenser. Fill wastebasket with the 'used' toilet paper and leave some on the floor. Enjoy the whole toilet experience. 😄
I was listening to this while working and got up to get a cuppa tea when you started talking about the paper softener and I thought it was for tissue replacements for like wiping your mouth or nose and I was like "Why would wiping your skin be too nasty for real world application use video, then you mentioned the nuttella and it clicked XD
My mom corrected me early on in my childhood and showed me that only 4 pieces of toilet paper are needed, and you fold them twice to get one square, which for most circumstances, works just fine. If you're getting a yard of toilet paper, that's way too much. lol
Skull shaver works as most rotary shavers do. But for that task I prefer Philips ones , they do it a little bit better. I have similar , but for beard , and I lack the nose and ear one attachment as the one I have acts and feels weak for that task. Found some 20+ years ago that one use shavers gunk up easily with hair , so safety razor does the job better , as skin where hair grows is a bit greasier than that where beard grows. Oh , and , head shaving is better done without a mirror than with it , I get confused all the time , where as with touch feel , it's faster and better and i usually did it in the morning , so I can enjoy the rest of the day without fixing and what not. :)
Most people I know use wet wipes AFTER the initial wipe, just to freshen, not to clean. Used that way it would increase TP use, but being flushable it would decrease landfill burden. Guess we’d have to choose.
I guess putting that toilet brush in the dishwasher would be beneficial for the same people who cook salmon in their dishwasher. Yummy, toilet water salmon.
Actually, if you put it in an empty dishwasher, the hot water will clean and sanitize the brush, and you don't need to do it by hand. I would run a cleaning and sanitizing cycle after that though to be safe, but it might be a better option for some people
The toilet paper dispenser might be good for people who have cats that like to unroll the TP when people leave the loo door open. I had a cat like that.
For anyone with sensitive skin in need of toilet soothing, invest in a bidet. I have IBS and buying a bidet changed me. I used to have to wipe a lot to the point that my skin would get irritated and even bleed sometimes. Now every trip is 1 wipe after using the bidet. I'm sure that spray can midigate some of the friction, but water will always beat paper. Also you'll save a decent amount on TP, I go through a roll about every 1-2 months.
Seeing as all the moving parts of the Simply Dispense are in the upper half, perhaps you could make your own base and strap it to that instead. Or add an extension to the end of the tube that inserts into the base. I love the concept, but it as-is wouldn't work on my jumbo sanitizer bottles.
Only if the camera would have a button that would make a flash and the noise of the old Polaroid sound and then dispense the TP, just so it would freak everyone out thinking that you were taking pictures of them as they used the bathroom 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The ad was for a bidet toilet seat, very good ad placement.....LOL I liked the toilet brush since I shake it but don't want to put it back in the holder and have water inside the holder, so rest it on the edge of the tub to dry. So the spinning action makes sense if it takes all the water off. Golly gee, I never thought of putting the toilet brush in the dishwasher to clean it (excuse me while I go throw up at the thought of that). 🤮
The Polaroid toilet paper dispenser would have never worked where you were going to originally try it. You have to slide it from top to bottom to connect the back to front and you would have never had the clearance you needed to connect it.
*That camera "toilet paper dispenser" will give your guests the feeling that they are been filmed, lol*
Or make them miss my other camera good thinking!
@@emanresu8968 you might be on to something there…
Excellent! Maybe they won't waste half the roll!
Right? If I saw this in an AirBnb I would put a piece of paper over that lens, just in case!
easy solution. dont have guests
the polaroid dispenser is the most useful because it puts an end to the big debate of the roll facing in or facing out
It would still go through either way
I was raised as an over person...under is evil.
@@IMDARKFIRE007 Under is only useful if the holder is hanging too high up on the wall. Otherwise it's a sin.
Under is just begging the walls to rasp your fingers and knuckles. Over is where it’s at!
My 7 year old decided he wanted to change the toilet paper roll by himself and he put it the wrong way at first and he was like hmm that doesn't look right mommy, I need to turn it around!
I was so proud 🤣
Simply Dispense can be of enormous value to elderly, and/or those impaired by arthritis. Smaller bottles can work with a makeshift platform beneath it.
@@cylaisawesome Indeed we do!
Actually, I think a standard pump bottle would probably be better. All you gotta do is press down on it with your palm. With this device, I don't think someone who suffers from arthritis would be able to adjust the height or pressure knobs.
My arthritic mother is never getting those batteries in or out, and i think she'd struggle just adjusting the thing. She can put weight on a pump though.
@@Tigermoto A family member can easily assist with infrequent battery replacement and a one time setup.
@@LibArtie that works for people with families but what about people who don't have friends or family close enough to do that
Camera shaped items in the bathroom is just weird
How else are you going to keep track of your bowel movements.
Didn't think about that til u said it
I just can’t picture what the rest of the decor is in a bathroom with a polaroid toilet paper dispenser.
@@alexandra109 I woeld say random vintage stuff. Maybe a Rubix Cube liquid hand soap dispenser, stuff like that??
That's why my bathroom cam is hidden in a creepy clown doll.🤡
That's definitely what my guests want: a camera staring right at them while they are sitting on the toilet.
Too bad it doesn't make a clicking sound like it just took a picture. LOL
ROFLOL😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@lennybuttz2162 Yeah, they should modify that camera photo dispenser to work off a battery and make a shutter sound + flash every time you pull out some toilet paper. To mess with guests heads when they use your restroom, making them think you took a picture of them on the john.
The camera dispenser is a great piece and wonderful distraction from the massive cctv cameras I have around the house. I've said too much.
A cctv camera in the bathroom?!? Are you concerned your guests may want to steal the towels?
The simply dispense is great for someone with physical challenges that make pumping difficult / impossible. Awesome !
Love your videos.
But could those people change the batteries in that silly location? Not sure what they were thinking with that.
@@Tigermoto They weren’t thinking of people with challenges for sure given where the batteries go. At least it’s useful between battery changes and then hopefully a chum will change them.
The first product should be called a "Poolaroid Camera".
You're excited ;- ]
can't...
some country doesn't pronunce "poo" like in america. and it may just end saying "polaroid" wich is trademark.
you have to think world sized, and not only america or english language.
@@franktrinidad142 I'm not from America and English is not my national language.
It was a joke but if you want to make it clearer. Call it a "Pooplaroid"
You got "poo" AND "roid" in there...
Noice!
Putting your toilet brush in the dishwasher... I guess that's a good feature if you want to avoid having dinner guests for the rest of your life.
Maybe i use my dishwasher wrong. I use it to sanitize hand washed dishes. I cant imagine sticking a dirty toilet brush in there, though i do sanitize my cup brush from time to time.
@@imalimabeanyay you are. It's a dishwasher not an autoclave.
@@jameshaws9986 i really hope thats a joke, because i was joking. Joking about a machine whose only similarity to a dishwasher is shape makes no sense. Especially when my joke was about sticking a cup brush in the dishwasher which is exactly the same as a toilet brush, though my logic involves steam based sterilization of the cup brush to destroy any soap resistant bacteria like the ones that grow in your sponge. I cant justify sticking feces into it.
Sanitization is the main function of a dishwasher. Im using it the same way dishwashers are used in an industrial setting… or in otherwords, the correct way. Even a three part sink separates washing and sanitization. At least when i was growing up dishwashers for home use never could handle anything large or more than a few grams of food before clogging and potentially becoming a stinky box in need of a plumber. Your installed dishwasher has a filter/screen you are supposed to clean regularly. Ive never really had much on mine.
If you arent at the very least scraping remnants off your plate and rinsing it under water for a second or two, then you’re definitely doing it wrong.
@@imalimabeanyay I definitely don’t think sticking a toilet brush in the dishwasher is a good idea at any point in time. Like ever. lol.
Buuut… I recently learned myself that pre-rinsing your dishes before putting them into the dishwasher is actually a huge waste of water and according to dishwasher manufacturers, you shouldn’t actually need to do that at all! As long as you use the “pre wash” option and the included “pre-wash” detergent area” on most dishwashers, even dishes with dried-on, sticky messes *should* come out clean. And I know what you’re thinking - “What’s the point in saving water by pre-washing them, if I’m just gonna make the dishwasher PRE-WASH them?!” That’s where the beauty comes in!
Modern dishwashers actually use VERY LITTLE water and they recycle that water to reuse over and over - that’s what the filter at the bottom is for! So, it will pre-wash the dishes with a teeny bit of dishwashing detergent and a little bit of VERY hot water, filter that water then use it again! That’s why it’s more efficient!
Honestly, I only recently learned about this whole thing thanks to another TH-cam channel - Technology Connections - and initially I thought he had to be full of it. But in the video, he did test it out and proved that -as long as you use a pre-wash setting/option and fill the pre-wash detergent receptacle with detergent - it will clean most dishes without ever needing a manual pre-wash by hand, and it will do it more efficiently.
If you’re at ALL interested in how things work, I highly recommend that channel. I’ve learned a ton of things that I never would have even thought to question.
Anyways, I haven’t even WATCHED this video yet (LOL), so I’m gonna do that now. Hope you have a great day!! ❤️
@@storey662 ive seen said video. He had multiple even. But in it i seem to remember the “dry caked on” was something id hardly consider hard to remove, unlike something like refried bean residue that sat for days. As stated if you arent scraping your solids at the very least, you are 100% doing it wrong. Fairly certain it even says that in the video somewhere. Either way a quick google will show an article where the person consulted 3 dishwasher experts. Solid food should be scraped, and dry caked on food should be pre rinsed was the consensus. The problems i speak of are apparently even more prevalent in modern dishwashers as apparently they actually clog more often.
Modern dishwashers also have things like quick wash setting. While rinsing may arguably be a bad habit, i will never risk that foul smelling standing water problem ive had to deal with before in childhood when family clogged the dishwasher with salad and spaghetti and let it sit a week. Again, normally youre expected to clear that filter at least every two months at a minimum, and ive basically never had residue.
For soap containers that are too short, you could probably rig it by placing a wooden block or a brick or something level between the base of the machine and the soap bottle.
I'd find that Simply Dispense usefull in the kitchen. When my hands are all covered in bread dough or with whatever I've used to grease the pans, I get the taps all messy turning them on to wash my hands. My arthritis doesn't affect my hands much, yet, just my knees. Still would prefer a plug in unit.
I know that's what I was thinking why doesn't it just plug in or at least have a plug in option? Batteries have gotten pretty expensive.
We thank you for finding an alternative to real world testing of the spray. 😂 😂 😂
Although he wouldn't be able to demonstrate he should try the sprays on the intended areas and report back to us on whether or not they're actually non-irritating. The skin in that area is NOT the same as the skin on one's arms. Mucous membranes tend to be far more sensitive than the skin of the epidermis. When he said peppermint and clove my first thought was "oh that could end up being a unique experience...😂😂😂
a bidet is all you need instead of a "toilet paper spray"
Have you done a review for the machines that clean your jewelry, glasses and other stuff?
You should have tried the wet TP on the hairy part of your arm. For more accuracy lol
Well he did just shave that area, which could be accurate too!
Just put something under small bottles to make them taller. A block of wood or a deck of cards maybe.
I kinda like the product, but I wish it plugged in too.
Yeah...the battery thing is a pita even if you use rechargeable batteries..especially if it takes 6. Our auto-open kitchen garbage bin takes 6 batteries and they have to fit in just so for it to work...and our cats like to sit atop the thing which drains the darned batteries. Don't think anyone's come up with a corded version yet though....a pita!!
I love putting my poo covered toilet brush in with my plates and forks! It saves so much time.
You're right all unnecessary. I wouldn't waste my money on any of them. I didn't even know
any of them existed until this video. Thanks James.
That soap dispenser could be really good for people with disabilities if it weren't for that damn battery compartment!
Also, I'm a crumpler, but mostly to dry post-bidet.
it's good for public use, like hospital or else. you dont have to touch anything, so no bacteria before or after using it.
still, they would have better make it that you directly put the bottle inside and the machine is doing the pump function. (it make no difference than putting the bottle outside, in fact, it's even better because the bottle can slip out and fall when outside.)
Crumpling does seem to offer the best scouring action
Only one I liked was the Spindry. I looked it up on Amazon and they want $34 and I said that's too much. I'll just keep what I have, since it works just fine. Thanks for the video James!!!
I think Simply Dispense is a fantastic idea. I work in a group home, and our residents can't judge what is too much soap. This would be great.
To limit the amount of soap dispensed put a rubber band tightly between the bottle and pump, I used this for the kids when they were little and i still use it that way, no waste.
I like the automatic dispenser as you don't have to dump a bottle of soap into it, or if the company discontinues a dispenser that takes specific bottles and so you aren't left with something you can't use.
And while it looks kind of cool, I just think it'd be weird with a camera pointing at you when you're going the bathroom.
The Polaroll has GOT to be a gag item for guests....imagine dropping your pants, sitting down and spotting a camera shaped toilet dispenser. It's gonna spook you for a few seconds until you figure out it's just a gag haha. Also I'm a FOLDER.
I already have enough fear about cameras being in the bathroom, this thing would give me nightmares
This was a very fun video! You always do a great job reviewing the products and your videos are extremely well done. I love that you include your children in some of the videos, it is wonderful that you have a close and loving relationship with them. ❤️❤️❤️
That camera 📷 in the bathroom would freak out all the guests! 😂
I think the Polaroid toilet dispenser is very creepy, for obvious reasons.
more creapy than a robot that can mimic voices of dead people?
meh...:O
I have the polaroid dispenser, it does get the conversation started, but it is annoying to get apart to change the roll, and damn near impossible to find the indents without taking it off to refill....my wife HATES it.
Nothing cooler than pointing Polaroid camera at your guests while they take a dump.
I like the spinning toilet brush, but I have to say that the silicone one I have is better. I have the "golf club" shaped brush and it is so much easier to clean than the normal one plus it probably lasts much longer as well (I've had mine for over 2 years and with regular cleaning it still looks almost new - of course I don't put it in the dishwasher even thou the manufacturer says it is dishwasher safe 😅). If you'll ever do another bathroom gadgets I highly recommend trying the silicone toilet brush, you won't be disappointed! 👍
I like the idea but its overpriced IMO, I can get a dollar store brush that lasts a long time aswell aslong as you arent eating Taco bell everyday your toilet shouldnt be THAT disgusting
@@emanresu8968 I paid $5 for it. It is not that expensive 😅
@@horsinacz I meant the Spindry its 35$, I also use a silicone brush was 1.50 at the dollar general
Can you provide a link to the specific toilet brush that you were talking about?
@@horsinacz who maintains a bog brush, you should scrub ya skids off while flushing the shitter, so you wash it at the same time. I've never been upset or worried that a toilet brush has broken in my house!
Sounds like your toilet brush will end up like triggers broom from 'only fools and horses'
My question is. If you have the dispensing mechanism and have the sensor, why not just make a refillable internal container so it doesnt wiggle and there is no chance of size issues?
I'm sure guest will love having a camera watching them in bathroom LOL
I keep a bottle of concentrated no-rinse body wash on hand for camping, and put a bit in a spray bottle with water. I sprayed it on toilet paper to use as a final clean-up after using dry paper. It works just like the wipes. Since it is concentrated, a bottle lasts a very long time.
6 AA batteries for a soap dispenser that would cost a mega fortune in the long run cause 6 pack AA batteries are like $10 now
@Wayne C Alderman Thanks for the reminder of the battery expense. I really need a touch less pump and thought about getting this.
No way with $$$$ batteries. Plus, the reason I need touchless is because of my hands. How would I possible change batteries in that thing.
@@pandarush. yeah the cost of batteries are extreme now and then the price of that thing and you would need something else to be able to put the batteries in there with even like my hands my fingers are too big for that too
They are $3 at Aldi for a 8pack. Just buy rechargeable batteries. Where are you shopping
@@autohelix I've heard of Aldi. We don't have them in Colorado Springs. (There's a lot of cool things we don't have 😡)
@@autohelix usually for things that take this many batteries they just use the button cell batteries that last almost forever before they run out of juice
The dishwasher is a good place to sanitize items that aren't dishes.
Not at the same time as dishes...
I know, like... everybody seems to be assuming you'd put it in at the same time, ew, gross... uh, no? Of course not?? lol
@@kriscynical i use it for cleaning the inside of thin flowers pots/vases, that work perfectly. after a time, the water create some kind of greasy film on the inside of the vase/pot. this is perfect.
then hop! in ishwasher even with dishes.
that bog roll dispenser really looked very cheaply made indeed 😂
And a complete faff to change the toilet roll
The first time I saw Polaroid-roll, I laughed so hard I peed my pants! …darnit, I was 2 feet away from the toilet. 😖
Not gonna lie, I want that Polaroid toilet paper dispenser! Its the coolest thing Ive ever seen!
You haven't seen much, then.
there is literally NOTHING I want less in my bathroom than a camera🤮
The soap Dispenser - Not much you can do about the 'too tall' problem, beyond going through the trouble of moving the liquid into a smaller pump, but with the 'too small' cases, you could just put something underneath the bottle to raise it to be within range.
Motion detector soap/lube machine is made with the single guy in mind lol
Couple things, the camera might be a little more fun if the buttons did something. Cute but its a gimmick like old shaped corded phones. The soap dispenser maybe if your hands were muddy or greasy from working no touch might have a better purpose. The Pristine toilet paper spray I have concerns for women. Your not supposed to use anything scented in your personal areas. It can throw off our natural body chemistry. There are little bottles that hold water to rinse or a bidet that will clean your personal area. I'd be interested to hear what a medical professional had to say about that.
The toilet paper roll is hilarious 🤣 I hope it's in your guest bathroom
I use Qleanse instead of Pristine. You wipe first without the product. Then, you put the product on the TP and wipe again. It really does help.
I hope it's a new batch of toilet paper.
13:49 "believe me you might struggle with it **camera zooms in** like I did"
Nice
Review a small, easy, and inexpensive bidet. Even more environmentally friendly!
Totally agree about the "Skull Shaver" looking cool when you charge it
For the wiping I think it is easier to use dry toilet paper first and then you can use moistened toilet paper (just with water) to clean afterwards. I never had to use a wet wipes before for toileting.
If you eat your fiber and drink plenty of water this isn't even an issue.
@@lennybuttz2162 Not sure what that has to with wiping and cleaning, but ok?
@@bleukreuz If you eat the recommended amount of daily fiber and you drink plenty of water there isn't hardly anything to wipe away. It doesn't stick to your...skin and leave a residue.
My diet is fine on both fibre and water, I even take probiotic supplements. However I still want my bum to feel clean. When I used to live in my home country, there's even water hose next to the toilet for cleaning purpose. Nowadays due to no water hose, I just use dry tissue, and if I'm home and close to a sink then I would double clean with wet tissue. I just don't advocate using ready made wet wipes as it clogs the sewer system and does not disintegrate as fast as the manufacturer wants we all to think.
Anyway, if no wiping works for you then great. I personally would rather not have a surprise skid mark later on. I don't feel like I have anything else to say in this matter, you do you, and have a good day.
@@bleukreuz LOL I didn't say I don't wipe I just said if you eat the right amount of fiber and drink plenty of water a person will have a cleaner experience. I did not mean you personally. I was speaking in general terms. You asked me a question and I answered it. Sorry if you're all offended but that was not my intention.
The Camera Toilet Paper Dispenser will make a good Christmas gag gift for someone that likes cameras & to take pictures.
That no touch pump dispenser would be great for a kitchen, garage, or art room. Any place where you don’t want your dirty hands touching the soap or whatever.
One Blade is a great shaver. I used to wet shave until I bought a One Blade about 4 years ago. Great product.
Great video the Polla Rolla is hilarious😅
I see an actual use for the camera tp holder.
Keep the dang cats from unrolling the whole tp roll.
The Spindry is noted as being dishwasher safe because some people use toilet brushes to clean hard-to-reach places in certain kinds of cookware and food-storage containers, like tall glass bottles. I am not one of those people and the thought of using a toilet brush to clean food canisters (even if the toilet brush has never been used to clean a toilet) skeeves me out, but I guess some other people don't have such reservations.
I put all my toilet brushes and small trash cans in the dishwasher. Perfectly, easily sanitized
Hi Steven, I too put mine in the dishwasher, and if you have Crocs they come through the dishwasher just fine also....
Never thought of trash cans! I do in home daycare and I put booster seats (from the table) in the dishwasher.
That Nutella demo, though. Hahahahaha.
Ah yes, everybody wants a camera looking at them while they're on the toilet... 🤦♂️
Are you on my onlyfans? 😏
Eeww I don't think I could put a tiolet bowl brush in the dishwasher. That's just wrong!
I do like the skull shaver, it looks really cool. Hope your feeling better James.😊
I know that's revolting!!! 🤢🤢🤢
yup 'cause of course residue and particles also disapear magically in the dishwasher.
That camera roll holder would give me pooping anxiety! 😆
Pro: The camera toilet paper dispenser would be great if you have a cat that likes to shred the roll. Con: A camera in the bathroom? Nightmare!
Your videos always cheer me up
My cats like to spin the toilet paper. This just might stop them from doing that. 😂😂
Invite people over. In the bathroom make a bunch of 'used', crumpled toilet paper with the nutella. Have the spindry handy and install the camera toilet dispenser. Fill wastebasket with the 'used' toilet paper and leave some on the floor. Enjoy the whole toilet experience. 😄
I was listening to this while working and got up to get a cuppa tea when you started talking about the paper softener and I thought it was for tissue replacements for like wiping your mouth or nose and I was like "Why would wiping your skin be too nasty for real world application use video, then you mentioned the nuttella and it clicked XD
My mom corrected me early on in my childhood and showed me that only 4 pieces of toilet paper are needed, and you fold them twice to get one square, which for most circumstances, works just fine. If you're getting a yard of toilet paper, that's way too much. lol
So glad I decided to watch this video while eating lunch
Skull shaver works as most rotary shavers do. But for that task I prefer Philips ones , they do it a little bit better. I have similar , but for beard , and I lack the nose and ear one attachment as the one I have acts and feels weak for that task. Found some 20+ years ago that one use shavers gunk up easily with hair , so safety razor does the job better , as skin where hair grows is a bit greasier than that where beard grows. Oh , and , head shaving is better done without a mirror than with it , I get confused all the time , where as with touch feel , it's faster and better and i usually did it in the morning , so I can enjoy the rest of the day without fixing and what not. :)
I'm reminded of the "ooze baff" review which literally checked both those "I'll never do a review of" boxes. Must have been bad memories. 😂
The camera roll holder would be ideal for a photographer.. or a photo store... I may just get one just to have it... lol
Spindry looks like a dream to me NGL
Most people I know use wet wipes AFTER the initial wipe, just to freshen, not to clean. Used that way it would increase TP use, but being flushable it would decrease landfill burden. Guess we’d have to choose.
I saw old school polaroid cameras for sale at Walmart recently. They even had the film to go with it
Kinda creepy having that in the john....I'd be thinking there was a hidden camera in it and started examining it🤣
The camera toilet paper dispenser can help keep those pesky cats from attacking your toilet paper
When I saw the Nutella I just lol'd
I love your Squidward shirt!
I guess putting that toilet brush in the dishwasher would be beneficial for the same people who cook salmon in their dishwasher. Yummy, toilet water salmon.
Actually, if you put it in an empty dishwasher, the hot water will clean and sanitize the brush, and you don't need to do it by hand. I would run a cleaning and sanitizing cycle after that though to be safe, but it might be a better option for some people
a gadget freak would buy a electric soap dispenser . how lazy can you get? haha 😂
The polaroid paper holder might work for those with kids or pets that like to unroll the paper.
I like the red eyes when charging. It reminds me of Sith Red Eyes.
He's literally the dad we all wished for lol.
The toilet paper dispenser might be good for people who have cats that like to unroll the TP when people leave the loo door open. I had a cat like that.
Polaroll! And for the hemorrhoid-friendly toilet paper...try the POLAROID!
For anyone with sensitive skin in need of toilet soothing, invest in a bidet. I have IBS and buying a bidet changed me. I used to have to wipe a lot to the point that my skin would get irritated and even bleed sometimes. Now every trip is 1 wipe after using the bidet. I'm sure that spray can midigate some of the friction, but water will always beat paper. Also you'll save a decent amount on TP, I go through a roll about every 1-2 months.
yes, i put that brush in a dishwasher.
because i use it for cleaning the inside of thin flower pots/vases. it's very usefull.
You got 10 million views yet? Its already been 3 hours!! Great videos always a fan
Haha I use a similar shaver just as my head razor. For a bald guy who's been shaves for years, I've shaved my head with a razor maybe 5 times 😆
Please forgive me for using toilet humor (no pun intended) but at 15:50 "Loose demonstration"
Me: HA! Loose! It looks like loose... You all get it.
Seeing as all the moving parts of the Simply Dispense are in the upper half, perhaps you could make your own base and strap it to that instead. Or add an extension to the end of the tube that inserts into the base. I love the concept, but it as-is wouldn't work on my jumbo sanitizer bottles.
Simply Dispense - for short things, you could just add a small block to raise their height.
The crazy thing is , who thought a toilet paper holder shaped like an old camera would be a great idea that people would buy !!
Missed opportunity to show how well a tongue can clean "nutella" lmaoooo
Just what I’ve always wanted! Something that resembles a camera watching me when I poop! Awesome 👏
I need that head shaver! Lol
Only if the camera would have a button that would make a flash and the noise of the old Polaroid sound and then dispense the TP, just so it would freak everyone out thinking that you were taking pictures of them as they used the bathroom 🤣🤣🤣🤣
On the folding vs crumpled TP, those who just crumple your TP are barbaric!
The ad was for a bidet toilet seat, very good ad placement.....LOL
I liked the toilet brush since I shake it but don't want to put it back in the holder and have water inside the holder, so rest it on the edge of the tub to dry. So the spinning action makes sense if it takes all the water off.
Golly gee, I never thought of putting the toilet brush in the dishwasher to clean it (excuse me while I go throw up at the thought of that). 🤮
The camera toilet paper holder is chuck berry approved! Lol don't know what I'm talking about? Look it up.
The Polaroid toilet paper dispenser would have never worked where you were going to originally try it. You have to slide it from top to bottom to connect the back to front and you would have never had the clearance you needed to connect it.
Great review!