The thing to remind people is that stainless steel soaps are odor eaters and NOT for getting rid of bacteria. They work by transferring the smell of the metal to your body. Rubbing your hands on any stainless steel thing, even your metal sink will do the same thing. Just don't replace your regular soap with it.
Personally I'll stick to my silicone straw and keep my face intact... not to mention it does fit in the gas stations largest cup, and it's about 3 times wider
@@peters.9371 If your biggest worry is that someone is drinking a soda everyday ( which, btw, you have no idea what she put in it.) Then you need a new hobby
I'm a cook, if I'm chopping onions, garlic, or even fish, i rub my hands on the stainless steel sink then wash my hands, takes the stank right off, so yeah it works.
Paul Beahm *at hospital* Doctor: So you have 69 cuts on your hands can you explain why? Paul Beahm: Nice and because I use manly soap. Doctor: Okay well your losing your sense of touch on both hands.
I have used the steel soap bar for years and still impressed. Just started using steel straws recently and love them. They also come with silicon tips now. Nothing worse than getting a drink in a drive thru and find out no straw in bag. I always have backup in my car now to. The straw brushes work great for cleaning.
Awesome. But you should test the smells on your hands by washing with just water first as a control to see if the smell is removed by water alone. Also, try seafood, shrimp!
It worked on garlic. That says everything. Whenever I cook with garlic and touch it, the smell stays for about a week, no matter how many times I wash my hands...
Ginger Kline right? He needed all those different drinks.....to see if the straw worked on all of them? I should run my own channel if people are this gullible. Lol.
onion is such a resistant smell like you could wash your hands three times and a full day later you’d still smell it, i can see the steel soap being a godsend as long as you don’t do whatever he did in the video
@@booty_hunter4207 What if you want to clean your body? After a workout, you could use it on your armpits at the sink and such without having to wash any soap off. That would be really convenient, and I'm considering getting one for that specific purpose.
I am a teacher and I think I might have to try that stapler. You have no idea how many students I have had intentionally staple themselves over the years- or each other.
When I was in high school, in chemistry class, a friend and I saw a bunch of staples on the floor from something or other and began throwing them at each other one time lol. We were dumb.
Metal has no smell. It is the smell of oils and dirt that gives metal its scent. See this video from a chemist: th-cam.com/video/BqLH-nTZEOc/w-d-xo.html
@@djosearth3618 would you believe me if I said I honestly had no intention of making that pun?!? Like... YOU just pointed out my own pun to me. Kudos to you sir.
The thing with regular staples is you can remove and re-staple the same pages sometimes a few times, but with a stapler that doesn’t use staples you can’t puncture over the same area once you’ve separated the pages after they’ve been stapled once
@@andrievbastichy8551 the causes of countries of the third world baning Plastics is because they become all the plastic waste from the developped countries to burn it, recycle it or dig it in return of some cash, And 5 years ago in many third world countries it started to be not that easy to hide it from the people that aren't supposed to know it, and there you have it Plastics ban.
i love this channel but i would have really liked to see some control test. like carrying those bags without the clips and just rubbing your hands together with the Rub a Way
Dio Brando there is a minute amount of iron in your blood that produces reacts with the oils in your hands producing 1-octen-3-one which is what smells like “metal”
The idea is that some forms of organic sulfer tries to attach to the metal. So, I doubt gasoline would work but who knows? I had to do some research after I saw it working for him... sort of. I was top curious as to why it worked and I have no clue how much of that working was just abrasion and water flowing since he didn't try just rubbing his hands under running water. What I found was it seems to work for some and not at all for others and why its only some people is not known, requiring a proper scientific test.
I'm late, and I haven't finished the video, but I wanted to point out that metal straws are actually quite dangerous. I think I remember a story of a woman tripping and the straw allegedly went right through her head, killing her. The TH-camr "I Did A Thing" tested it out on a plank of wood and the wood stood no chance. So be careful with them if you own them.
@@FreakinBrandon hey Brandon you and your dad should both look for the most craziest products and put them to the test and see who has the craziest product along with how good it is with everyday wear 'n tear
I remember a paper "stapler" from the 1970's that worked the same way. All things old are new again. Also, rubbing any piece of stainless steel with wet hands removes the odor from your hands. The chemical explanation is on the internet.
I had one of those stapleless stapler as a kid. My dad found one somewhere, at a flea market. Worked good and all metal construction. So its nothing new
Stainless steel "soap" has been around for a LONG time. I remember seeing it advertised in magazines at least 30 years ago. Never tried it, but I assumed it worked since it is still around. Your test proved my assumption right! Enjoyed the other items too. Keep up the good work. It's hard to find impartial product reviews these days.
One of them took out the eye of a young woman not long ago when she stumbled and fell onto it. I'd save my bucks and any vital parts and take a plastic or paper straw any day.
@@TheRapand Paper straws, really? Is that a real thing? Cos I haven't seen one yet. Besides, wouldn't those just disintegrate in the liquid? Just saying...
When he said "I think this one was a.... suprising hit" I got excited that he was gonna say " I think this one was a... real steal..." however he was not punny enough.
I just learned, about a month ago, from my sista in law, that rubbing your hands on stainless steel took the garlic smell off. We eat tons of garlic in this house and I hate the residual smell. So, I called her bluff and after cutting garlic, I rubbed my hands on the stainless steel sink....on the sink y'all! The smell was gone instantly. My head exploded that day. As long as you wash the sink before you start rubing yourself all over it, you don't need to buy a $7 bar of metal....OR rub your hands on the metal straws 😂
Hi, I’m a first time caller. Has anyone ever told you that you look like Ben Aflek? Well, that’s all. Take care. I really liked this video. You have a nice genuine personality
I used to have one of those staple-less stapler. I think I might still have it, but hell if I know where it is. It's one of those things that you inevitably lose sight of in the middle of moving. In any case, I absolutely loved it. Yeah, obviously it has its limits, but for the kind of use I gave it (mainly creating small "notebooks" out of discarded documents so I could use for temporary notes) it was perfect. Mine was way smaller than that one, though.
So what if he nva worked construction or in a kitchen..is that some sort of requirement to do a product review? Lots of places you never worked either friend! Your comment on his review is absolutely worthless.
I cut onions every day. I could not live with out my Steel bar of soap. A little dish soap rub your hands .... smell is gone, mine looks like a used bar of soap ,
Well, it's really an old chefs trick as well, just rinse the knife blade after chopping garlic and then rub your fingers along the blade a few times under running water... not kidding, I've done this for decades without injury and it works perfectly.
The rub away is made out of the same thing as your stainless steel sink. Save $7.00 and just rub ur hands on the side of the sink under running water. Or use any kitchen tool made of stainless steel.
There are a lot of food items that don't smell particularly pleasant when they stand alone. Let's not forget that while the senses of taste and smell are linked, but they're different.
So, you never heard people dont like their hand smell like the food they ate after they are done with eating? Most people i know would use soap to get rid of the food smell...kinda like normal things around the world....you wouldnt find it normal if you live a smelly daily lives ofc...poor those other people around you guys...they had to put up with all those smells you kept on your hands😌😌😌...bet these people dont even notice they are smelly
@@nickraph67 you are desperately trying to split hairs. Of course it's normal for people to wash off food smell from their hands after a meal. But the point is, spices like onion and garlic are NOT yucky disgusting excrement type of smell. They smell fine. To some people, especially chefs or culinary professionals, they even smell good. Yeah, wash it off, even if it smells like fried chicken. But the super disgusting portrayal is cringe-worthy overacting.
Rub Away is made of stainless steel, that's why it works. Stainless Steel binds with sulfur molecules in your hand, it literally lifts the odors off your skin. Touching or rubbing stainless steel is good for getting rid of onion and fish odors. It is also good at getting rid of garlic smells.
I remember in school some of us would fold the corners of the papers and then kind of tear the middle of that and fold that over. Also the pennies don't smell, it's your sweat that reacts with the pennies =)
Just FYI..."metal" has no smell. The smell comes from the oils in your skin reacting with the metal. Specific, very pungent compounds are created when your oils react with various metals. This is generally not the case with certain stainless steel alloys with a high chromium content, so at best stainless steel can be neutral. Whether stainless steel can actually remove certain odorous compounds or not is iffy. There is genuine research into that question and results have been about 50/50. The actual chemistry involved doesn't really support the idea that it can remove all smells, but it does support the idea it can remove sulfur-containing compounds (such as in onions and garlic) and there is enough anecdotal evidence to support testing it. The general idea is that the chromium oxide on the surface of some stainless steels will react with the sulfur compounds in things like garlic and onions in a way that it is easily washed away by water instead of locked up in oils on your skin. The whole point of using soap when you wash your hands is to strip these oils away which contain odor causing compounds, other oils, and microbes. While a stainless "soap" will not necessarily do much for removing skin oils like real soaps do, it reacts with sulfur compounds (and perhaps other compounds) and draws them out so water, the real cleaning agent in life, can just wash it all away. Also, while stainless steel will not "kill" bacteria and viruses per se, it will not accumulate them either, and if you are handling garlic or onions, those happen to be anti-microbial themselves (when fresh). The stinky stuff might offend you, but it's hell on bacteria and viruses.
We have those same stainless steel straws, I actually thought I would be annoyed at the angled ones but I love them. They're thin enough to fit in everything, too!
Actually the oils are secreted as the body’s attempt to break it down, do to the fact that your body finds it to be a foreign object. It’s not the reaction with the metal that causes the smell, it’s literally just the smell of the oil your body rapidly released
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The thing to remind people is that stainless steel soaps are odor eaters and NOT for getting rid of bacteria. They work by transferring the smell of the metal to your body. Rubbing your hands on any stainless steel thing, even your metal sink will do the same thing. Just don't replace your regular soap with it.
I was gonna say but now I don't have to lol
Yes, the idea is to remove odors, not to replace soap for cleaning and sanitizing.
@@misscheryl94 I bet that metal soap would work for ppl who change babies diapers or older folks in diapers you know get rid of that smell.
Yup. No wonder i hear about people that cook in kitchen rubbing thier hands on a stainless steel sink to get rid of the garlic smell.
I do use soap with mine.
You could have rubbed your hands on the straw and saved $7.25
Wat u meAn
@@ihavenofreinds1819 rub his hand to the metal straw instead of buying the metal soap because it also could remove the odor
@@ihavenofreinds1819 you don't understand that? No wonder you have no friend
Perfect.
@@izzunabdussalam6512 what a nice guy you are
I went to sleep listening to music and woke up to a guy sniffing his hands
Raphael Blackwell lmfao
That is too funny !
creepy!
Confucius says
When boy goes to bed with itchy butthol Boy wakes up with smelly fingers
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Rotfl
I’m still baffled that he bought six drinks to test if straws would be straws
I’m sure he shared some with his son Brandon haha
Personally I'll stick to my silicone straw and keep my face intact... not to mention it does fit in the gas stations largest cup, and it's about 3 times wider
@@peters.9371 If your biggest worry is that someone is drinking a soda everyday ( which, btw, you have no idea what she put in it.) Then you need a new hobby
@@andrewjohnson9170 fair enough
Steel straws are normal tho
The sound that the stapler let's out is surprisingly satisfying🤯
I'm a cook, if I'm chopping onions, garlic, or even fish, i rub my hands on the stainless steel sink then wash my hands, takes the stank right off, so yeah it works.
So no need for it since most people have stainless steel sinks?
Ciaran Lynch ye that's what they said
Yep I use a clean spoon and just wash it afterwards. Works everytime when you cook with garlic or onions
@JESS U naughty sassy rebel you. 😏
🤣 I'll still smell it on you. Maybe that's why so many people stink. What a joke 🤣
You’re Welcome
1:40 Stapleless Stapler
3:55 Stainless Steele Straws
6:56 Wallet Phone Stand
9:05 Rub Away Stainless Steele Soap
14:40 Grocery Carriers
Damian Lewd thank you! That guy really wants that run time and I appreciate you saving me time
Not all heroes wear capes and fly .. thank you
I love you
You a legend
For me what made the vid too long was the straw portion.
Soap for a real man.
Add barbed wire for extra manliness
For nuts and bolts
This guy shouldnt have it then
What about rhubarb?
Paul Beahm *at hospital*
Doctor: So you have 69 cuts on your hands can you explain why?
Paul Beahm: Nice and because I use manly soap.
Doctor: Okay well your losing your sense of touch on both hands.
I use barbed wire soap and brush my teeth with orange juice because I'm a man.
I have used the steel soap bar for years and still impressed. Just started using steel straws recently and love them. They also come with silicon tips now. Nothing worse than getting a drink in a drive thru and find out no straw in bag. I always have backup in my car now to. The straw brushes work great for cleaning.
This man out here gagging at the smell of onions and garlic lmao
Imagine not knowing basic human biology
orli porly lol
@@plonk8394 bullshit. ive been it every day for years and never had a reaction like that lmao
The Helloinator Some people dont like certain smells as i cant stand the smell of the fucking onion,garlic breath you have.
@@ishouldchangethisprofilepi1114 not liking and gagging isnt the same.
Imagine dropping that steel bar of soap in the shower 😂...that would be loud
It would be more louder when u drop on your toe🤣🤣
Yeah. You wouldn't want to do that in jail.
Well, Juarez will probably realize probing the man with a steel soap bar isnt a good plan
@@funker9002 lol
@@BoiledOctopus at least you have something to defend yourself with!
Awesome. But you should test the smells on your hands by washing with just water first as a control to see if the smell is removed by water alone. Also, try seafood, shrimp!
Troy Nasello he did that with the pickles and said that his hands still smelled. i was thinking that too though
Fish beats shrimp in my opinion. But crabs and lobsters have a stronger smell
Allow the fish to decompose, if it works on that it will work on anything.
SARDINES!
It worked on garlic. That says everything. Whenever I cook with garlic and touch it, the smell stays for about a week, no matter how many times I wash my hands...
15:50 Instead of getting clips to hold more bags, get some canvas bags.
They're reusable and hold lots more.
"5 Weird gadgets that actually work"
I am watching a man drink through a straw for three minutes.
I did, too...😖
Ginger Kline right? He needed all those different drinks.....to see if the straw worked on all of them? I should run my own channel if people are this gullible. Lol.
i course it work, it a fricking straw
supermetroid12496 I think you mean to say you’re witnessing peak human performance
supermetroid12496 I still don’t understand what people have against reusable straws.
onion is such a resistant smell like you could wash your hands three times and a full day later you’d still smell it, i can see the steel soap being a godsend as long as you don’t do whatever he did in the video
Just rub your hands on literally anything else you have that's stainless steel
But does it actually clean them like normal soap? Or just remove the smell
ProSibious- Stainless steel is an odor remover so it will remove odor but don't use it as normal soap.
@@booty_hunter4207 What if you want to clean your body? After a workout, you could use it on your armpits at the sink and such without having to wash any soap off. That would be really convenient, and I'm considering getting one for that specific purpose.
@@orchdork775 but then all that bacteria is still there?
"Hey, where's dad?"
"Oh, he's in the kitchen. Smelling his hands."
But he was walking around holding his pickle before he smelled his hands!
🥒😱
Imagine walking in on your roommate doing this in the kitchen with no explanation 10:18
Look at him pretending he doesn’t love the smell of that garlic lol
I am a teacher and I think I might have to try that stapler. You have no idea how many students I have had intentionally staple themselves over the years- or each other.
Oh like Jake Harper who stapled his finger to his shirt..
I was thinking teachers might like that one.
@@Freakinreviews It's a shame that you only used one type of paper
When I was in high school, in chemistry class, a friend and I saw a bunch of staples on the floor from something or other and began throwing them at each other one time lol. We were dumb.
Tiny humans are weird.
Never in my 25 years of life have I ever seen a human being gag at the smell of carbon steel.
It makes you gag because of the super strong smell.
lmao
The steel is a catalytic and breaks down your hand oils, that's what couses the bad smell of the steel itself
Metal has no smell. It is the smell of oils and dirt that gives metal its scent. See this video from a chemist: th-cam.com/video/BqLH-nTZEOc/w-d-xo.html
Isn’t carbon steel a bit redundant since steel is just iron that has been tempered with carbon
"That's not a good smell either. Smells like steel."
Absolutely riveting commentary.
Some _puny punner_ always tryin'a _steel show_ with a single swift _critical riveting_
@@djosearth3618 would you believe me if I said I honestly had no intention of making that pun?!? Like... YOU just pointed out my own pun to me. Kudos to you sir.
Jay Green that was an awesome unintentional pun! Lol.
The thing with regular staples is you can remove and re-staple the same pages sometimes a few times, but with a stapler that doesn’t use staples you can’t puncture over the same area once you’ve separated the pages after they’ve been stapled once
Let's see,...6 plastic cups to prove the metal straw will work???? Yup, SAVIN THE WORLD!!!!
😂😂😂
ha. here in the third world we have a ban on plastic bags, i was like daaamn lookit all the bags on the handle test.
@@andrievbastichy8551 We have a "ban" on single use plastics in Barbados, so plastic bags,plastic straws, cups, styrofoam containers everything.
@@andrievbastichy8551 the causes of countries of the third world baning Plastics is because they become all the plastic waste from the developped countries to burn it, recycle it or dig it in return of some cash, And 5 years ago in many third world countries it started to be not that easy to hide it from the people that aren't supposed to know it, and there you have it Plastics ban.
Lol I love not killing sea turtles
“My camera guy gagged when he saw me rubbing my pickle all over my hand” 😂😂😂😂
Lol
@Paul Gandesa wtf lol
@Paul Gandesa ?
Brandon used to walk around with a pickle all day? I feel we need more stories of young Brandon lol.
Admittedly, I did do that a lot when I was young. I'd hold a pickle in one hand and a N64 controller in the other. Lol
@@FreakinBrandon This is the ideal male body. You may not like it, but this is what it looks like.
@@PrincessGrouchy I mean lol I already would totally go for Brandon... This for some reason has just reinforce that.
i love this channel but i would have really liked to see some control test. like carrying those bags without the clips and just rubbing your hands together with the Rub a Way
Fun fact: metal doesn't actually smell, it's the oils on your hand reacting to the metal, you're smelling yourself
so when i smell iron in blood, it wasn't iron?
@@madmat8306 yes, you are smelling the reaction of metal + the blood/fluids in our body + Oxidation from the air. Same principle.
Ikr, which is why I thought it was dumb to basically wash off sweat from your hands and see if they smell like sweat
Yup.. 1-octen-3-one
Dio Brando there is a minute amount of iron in your blood that produces reacts with the oils in your hands producing 1-octen-3-one which is what smells like “metal”
New sub, I didn't intend to, just came for the metal soap, stayed because I enjoyed watching, and the reviews. Thanks
Sameee
Stainless steel soap bar, was obviously made for Robocop to wash his Nuts and bolts🤪🤯
Wow you're funny
@@Tyrone-Ward one must try🤪
Hahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahhahaha
Made my day !
@@AlexGarcia-cm5sw 😊👍
Why wouldn’t a metal straw work lmao wtf is so weird about that
prettyflacko it WAAASSSSS 9 months ago tho
" its just a straw" lol like duh dude it's the same size draw regardless of the cup size too lol he did the max 💀💀💀
Ok but I hate the taste of metal? It hurts my teeth 😬
m metal has no taste or smell if it is clean
Steel straws are normal tho
should have tried the ultimate smell with the metal soap ... Gasoline
is always the hardest smell to get off my hands after doing yard work.
The idea is that some forms of organic sulfer tries to attach to the metal.
So, I doubt gasoline would work but who knows?
I had to do some research after I saw it working for him... sort of. I was top curious as to why it worked and I have no clue how much of that working was just abrasion and water flowing since he didn't try just rubbing his hands under running water.
What I found was it seems to work for some and not at all for others and why its only some people is not known, requiring a proper scientific test.
He gags on the smell of fresh red onions and raw garlic....what a dainty fru fru.
@David Hernandez why why would you get that on your hands ? ewww
😂 Yup, I understand the smell of flammable liquid on your hands, I hate the smell left behind after my satanic rituals and arson 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Gas or motor oil
Why does this guy look like a runescape bot?
Bruh
Yooooo.
This right here killed me.
Daaaamn. He just needs the basic outfit . perfect Halloween costume
This made me spit out my drink. Hahahaha
R/rareinsults
Should of seen if the steel soap removed the smell of real soap.
HAHAHA
...
Now we're talking, Yes... 😄😄😄
I'm late, and I haven't finished the video, but I wanted to point out that metal straws are actually quite dangerous. I think I remember a story of a woman tripping and the straw allegedly went right through her head, killing her. The TH-camr "I Did A Thing" tested it out on a plank of wood and the wood stood no chance. So be careful with them if you own them.
6:07 Thanks for the shoutout! 😅
Glad I found out about your channel! You've got a new subscriber~
@@l0velycry452 Thank you! 😁
@@FreakinBrandon hey Brandon you and your dad should both look for the most craziest products and put them to the test and see who has the craziest product along with how good it is with everyday wear 'n tear
@@josephbennett3482 Sounds like fun!
Brandon give us a pickle review! I'm intrigued after the story 😂
I remember a paper "stapler" from the 1970's that worked the same way. All things old are new again. Also, rubbing any piece of stainless steel with wet hands removes the odor from your hands. The chemical explanation is on the internet.
Yeah they were invented in 1910.
I had one of those stapleless stapler as a kid. My dad found one somewhere, at a flea market. Worked good and all metal construction. So its nothing new
I just watched a stranger sniff his hands for five minutes.
"when my son was a little toddler he used to walk around carrying a pickle all day long (motions a grasped hand)"
trust me bro old habits die hard
You should never steel soap; you should always pay for it.
Most underappreciated comment on this whole Fucking channel
Lmao 🤣 😆 😂
JARHUMOR I guess you iron your clothes too?
Steal*
@@Martin-xh1hd And straight over your head....🙄
Stainless steel "soap" has been around for a LONG time. I remember seeing it advertised in magazines at least 30 years ago. Never tried it, but I assumed it worked since it is still around. Your test proved my assumption right! Enjoyed the other items too. Keep up the good work. It's hard to find impartial product reviews these days.
It doesn't work. I had one. That said, my sense of smell is my best sense so maybe to a normal human it seems to work but I'll still smell it on you.
Steel straws in plastic cups somehow beats the purpuse doesn't it?
One of them took out the eye of a young woman not long ago when she stumbled and fell onto it. I'd save my bucks and any vital parts and take a plastic or paper straw any day.
Not exactly. You can easily switch a plastic straw for a better material one, a cup would be harder. (Talking about big numbers, not individually)
@@TheRapand well you better don't drive anymore then, I heard cars are pretty dangerous if you have an accident!
@@TheRapand Paper straws, really? Is that a real thing? Cos I haven't seen one yet. Besides, wouldn't those just disintegrate in the liquid? Just saying...
@@JarodMoonchild1975 Yes, paper straws get soggy quickly!
10:18 out of context is hilarious 😂
I've had my Rub Away bar for 2 years now.
It's best use removing the odor after seafood prep, especially Lobsters and shrimps.
Reviews ~ My dad taught us the odor removal using a stainless steel butter knife 20+ years ago.
If you cut your hands off they can't smell, pretty clever
@@Hi-vf9wx with a f'n butter knife?
"5 Weird gadgets that actually work" *shows straws*
Ethan Ross wtf is a straw? We don’t have those in California. Where do you get them?
>Literally says "That's a straw. That's all it is."
And then goes too see if the straws will work...
Dude was actually excited about overpriced carabiners.
I was a teenager in the 70's and we used the same method of no staples but by tearing (or cutting) & folding lol
Yep I remember doing that too!
Everything's chrome in the future Squidward
One other thing to note is the "metal smell" is actually your hands. Consider watching Nile Red's video on it on his channel.
Ha! I was just about to post this, watched Nile's video the other day. LOL
As for the metal soap...
my grandmother always told me to rub my hands on the metal sink after handling onion & garlic😉
You strike me as the kind of guy who gags at his own farts... Onions and garlic aren't that offensive...
True
Not all noses are alike
Morkys Mainline I read your comment before he did that....and yeah....sissy mode!
I gag at his point blank farts directly into my mouth. I'm such a wuss.
Totally or has never cooked a decent meal in his life as that's what the women is for eshhhhh
I never knew I needed a steel bar of soap before in my life until now... great job as always man
Stapler didn't fail on 10 pages, you didn't staple the 10 pages using the corner as the instructions tell you to
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Lol
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I love the effort he puts in all his videos
2-pack for over $7 on the grocery holders? Someone's buying those from Harbor Freight and reselling them on Amazon.
brandishwar my thoughts exactly. They’re just carabiners with foam. Probably orders them from China for a nickel
I think the sell something similar in pet stores too for holding multiple leashes.
5 products for the price of one video! I like it 👍
0:00 welcome back to my laboratory where safety is number 1 priority
Hahahahhahahahahahahahahah
Boom
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@beruas.o6661 boomed
10:18 out of context
If the steel soap falls on your feet, it's game over
Perfect timing on the bag clips, now that they are banning plastic bags.
You should've tried perfume or cologne on your hands, too.
When he said "I think this one was a.... suprising hit" I got excited that he was gonna say " I think this one was a... real steal..." however he was not punny enough.
Dig that “The Contortionist” shirt!
Just bought the bag clips, awesome, I struggle every Friday shopping
The steel soap is legit. We have one too. When you cut your fish and stuff, it comes really handy.
Just rub your hands on the tap, the draining board, around the sink!!!!... It's steel!!!😂
It’s not cleaning you though. Just taking the smell off. You’ll still get salmonella if you handle raw chicken and use this opposed to soap.
@@dylanwhite6539 very true! 😂
Now I await the next wave of dumb patients who substitute actual soap for metal bar.
Two questions, does the metal soap have a scent? And does it remove dirt or grease?
@@joshmac7028 i removes the smell only
I just learned, about a month ago, from my sista in law, that rubbing your hands on stainless steel took the garlic smell off. We eat tons of garlic in this house and I hate the residual smell. So, I called her bluff and after cutting garlic, I rubbed my hands on the stainless steel sink....on the sink y'all! The smell was gone instantly. My head exploded that day. As long as you wash the sink before you start rubing yourself all over it, you don't need to buy a $7 bar of metal....OR rub your hands on the metal straws 😂
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Lol you could use the steel straw to clean your hands too..
Hahaha.
😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣! Luv it Don! 😉
Better yet he should stick it up his bum, and boom, odorless farts.
LEAVE ME IN PEACE I'M RUBBING MY STRAW
They make rubber pieces for the end of the metal straws. My daughter uses them lol.
I think they do that now becuase I read that someone lost there eye. When using one they fell down.
Imagine john wick with one of them
I was thinking of that .
Dang I'm not getting rich I guess.
@@blessedafricarains6429 steel straws are stupid, plastic is better
What a waste of garlic..
Could've just crushed one under a knife.
Damn boi
I used to have one of those staple-less stapler. I think I might still have it, but hell if I know where it is. It's one of those things that you inevitably lose sight of in the middle of moving. In any case, I absolutely loved it. Yeah, obviously it has its limits, but for the kind of use I gave it (mainly creating small "notebooks" out of discarded documents so I could use for temporary notes) it was perfect. Mine was way smaller than that one, though.
try durian with that metal soap 😂
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I didn't even finish the video. I straight-up just bought the soap after I saw that it worked. What the heck, that's pretty cool
Just know that it doesnt get rid of bacteria. So it's not really soap. It's just replaces the smell
doesn't get rid of bacteria tho, only smells
@@booty_hunter4207 sometimes soap doesn't get the entirety of the smell away, so getting rid of the odor forest, then the bacteria would be cool.
I love how hes always so happy
10:18
Imagine the steel soap slipped out of your hand and hit your foot
And cracked the tiled floor…
its not solid lol its hollow
Do they make the steel straws shorter so they may be more cocaine snorting friendly??
A tubing cutter would fix that up nicely. I don't snort stuff, so I don't know whether the diameter would be an issue.
Just roll up a bill.... LOL.. People these days.
I love your reviews, especially when they also provide reminders if why I don't go to Starbucks.
This dude has obviously never worked in a kitchen or construction if he's that disgusted by the smells on his hands.
He obviously never touched a fish
So what if he nva worked construction or in a kitchen..is that some sort of requirement to do a product review? Lots of places you never worked either friend! Your comment on his review is absolutely worthless.
Yeah he's kind of a bitch.
Yeah, you obviously dont have a dishwasher with you
@SOVIET ARMY FIGHT FOR VLADMIR LENIN when calling out a mistake, at least use the proper form of you're...
10:20 when you sniff your fingers after you itch your arse and check if there's any smell
For the steel soap You should have said “this steel soap is a total steel”because I’m a sucker for puns😁
That was very punny
Yeah,yeah...for sure lol
Not funny. Didn't laugh.
I cut onions every day. I could not live with out my Steel bar of soap. A little dish soap rub your hands .... smell is gone, mine looks like a used bar of soap ,
You've been holding out on me all this time?!
@@Freakinreviews LoL I guess so.💚 I have also seen these at dollar trees. Have fun in Hawaii.
Well, it's really an old chefs trick as well, just rinse the knife blade after chopping garlic and then rub your fingers along the blade a few times under running water... not kidding, I've done this for decades without injury and it works perfectly.
@@Cerevisi stainless sink works too. But I guess folk have to reinvent the wheel for other folk to think they've found the latest thing
I love my metal straws, mine came with little rubber tips so that helps with not banging your teeth
Angie Mayer can you add the link to the set you bought? Thanks 😊
The straws with silicone tips are the best! I use them all the time.
Thanks for doing these awesome reviews!
The rub away is made out of the same thing as your stainless steel sink. Save $7.00 and just rub ur hands on the side of the sink under running water. Or use any kitchen tool made of stainless steel.
DAISO has them for a dollar.
My knife is made of steel!!!
I just rub my balls.. also made of steel.
@@gregoryg6999 thank you Greg. Not sure how to respond to reading this.
@@chinaman1 just woke up, and I thought yoou meant "your wife is made of steel"😊, lol, as in your wifes heart..silly me
What's so disgusting about onion extracts?
People eat onions, for Pete's sake.
Isn't this over acting?
There are a lot of food items that don't smell particularly pleasant when they stand alone. Let's not forget that while the senses of taste and smell are linked, but they're different.
Of course it's over acting.
It's a video meant for fucking idiots.
So, you never heard people dont like their hand smell like the food they ate after they are done with eating? Most people i know would use soap to get rid of the food smell...kinda like normal things around the world....you wouldnt find it normal if you live a smelly daily lives ofc...poor those other people around you guys...they had to put up with all those smells you kept on your hands😌😌😌...bet these people dont even notice they are smelly
@@nickraph67 you are desperately trying to split hairs.
Of course it's normal for people to wash off food smell from their hands after a meal.
But the point is, spices like onion and garlic are NOT yucky disgusting excrement type of smell.
They smell fine. To some people, especially chefs or culinary professionals, they even smell good.
Yeah, wash it off, even if it smells like fried chicken.
But the super disgusting portrayal is cringe-worthy overacting.
The stapleless stapler I found to be the most interesting.
I’m assuming the shopping bag holder has something that the carabiner of its size doesn’t.
Dude lookin like Mr. Eggman off Sonic with those glasses
That's funny
Lol😂
Which, we can all agree, Eggman was stylin'.
It's DOCTOR! Eggman to you sir...
@@notkrispy7763 "I didn't spend six years in evil medical school to be called Mister!"
I use the grocery bag clips for my stroller because I walk to the store and can't carry them back lol. They work really good
I feel like you were/are Super into Godsmack
Doctor: I found rust in your arm pits...explanation?
Rub Away is made of stainless steel, that's why it works. Stainless Steel binds with sulfur molecules in your hand, it literally lifts the odors off your skin. Touching or rubbing stainless steel is good for getting rid of onion and fish odors. It is also good at getting rid of garlic smells.
Will it get the gasoline smell out? Using traditional methods doesn't work too well for me. I have to do several rounds to get it out.
I bought the steel soap. It works great. I also ordered the bag carrier clips, they should arrive in a few days.
I remember in school some of us would fold the corners of the papers and then kind of tear the middle of that and fold that over. Also the pennies don't smell, it's your sweat that reacts with the pennies =)
I think this is the most hilarious video you've done. Unintentional humor is so hilarious.
Oh about that steel plates... it's not really "steel" smell you get usually: it's OIL. Traces of machining oil.
There’s something wrong about how he was touching that pickle
Just FYI..."metal" has no smell. The smell comes from the oils in your skin reacting with the metal. Specific, very pungent compounds are created when your oils react with various metals. This is generally not the case with certain stainless steel alloys with a high chromium content, so at best stainless steel can be neutral. Whether stainless steel can actually remove certain odorous compounds or not is iffy. There is genuine research into that question and results have been about 50/50. The actual chemistry involved doesn't really support the idea that it can remove all smells, but it does support the idea it can remove sulfur-containing compounds (such as in onions and garlic) and there is enough anecdotal evidence to support testing it.
The general idea is that the chromium oxide on the surface of some stainless steels will react with the sulfur compounds in things like garlic and onions in a way that it is easily washed away by water instead of locked up in oils on your skin. The whole point of using soap when you wash your hands is to strip these oils away which contain odor causing compounds, other oils, and microbes. While a stainless "soap" will not necessarily do much for removing skin oils like real soaps do, it reacts with sulfur compounds (and perhaps other compounds) and draws them out so water, the real cleaning agent in life, can just wash it all away.
Also, while stainless steel will not "kill" bacteria and viruses per se, it will not accumulate them either, and if you are handling garlic or onions, those happen to be anti-microbial themselves (when fresh). The stinky stuff might offend you, but it's hell on bacteria and viruses.
Btw save some money, if your sink is made of stainless just rub your hand on the sink.
We have those same stainless steel straws, I actually thought I would be annoyed at the angled ones but I love them. They're thin enough to fit in everything, too!
My guy, onions are delicious. Show them some respect :(
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The metals don't inherently smell, they react with oils on your skin thus causing the scent.
Actually the oils are secreted as the body’s attempt to break it down, do to the fact that your body finds it to be a foreign object. It’s not the reaction with the metal that causes the smell, it’s literally just the smell of the oil your body rapidly released
I wouldn’t be surprised if that hand clip is on a weird fetish site.
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I wouldn't be surprised if you put it there
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