I bought a countertop dishwasher when I got my first stimulus check. That has pretty much saved my relationship as we live in a tiny studio & my disabilities have been getting worse. Speaking of disabilities, the umbrella hat would be helpful for people that are using walkers. I ended up getting a big rain poncho for me, but I still shy away from going out on rainy days.
I bought the countertop dishwasher because of your review, and I love mine! We have an old apartment without a built in dishwasher. It is really handy as we accumulate dishes throughout the whole day, run it while we sleep, and we wake up to clean dishes. I highly recommend it! We especially love the built in water tank as our faucet would be incompatible with all other countertop dishwashers.
@@MUHerd37 oh, ok. I live in Lincoln. Saw your name. I moved here in 1993 from Columbus Ohio. Buckeye country lol. Or as I called them, the suckeyes lol.
I bought the magnetic phone charging cables because of your video on them, and I still use them every day! They have been such a game changer, letting me charge all of my various devices with just one cable, and easily being able to connect/disconnect over and over again without fear of wearing down the charge port, which has been the death sentence of most of my phones
I still have the ID Police I won from you off Twitter. I don't use it for anything other than pill bottles; I figure everything else is better off shredded.
I also bought this countertop dishwasher for my office after seeing your original review. It’s a little small and doesn’t hold much, but it works well and beats having co-workers leaving their dishes in the sink and forget to come back and wash them.
I'm not so sure about that tbh.... My countertop dishwasher is great in my apartment but doesn't fit on my countertop so I have it on a wheeled stand thing so I can use it easily in my galley kitchen. With space being limited in an RV I don't know if the space needed for it would be a worth it price to pay for the convenience....
@@KB3TLR Good info, thank you! Yes countertop space is limited. And it would be a pain to carry it in and out to set it on an outside table. We have the outside hookups and all, but that would be more work than simply handwashing them lol
@@debbierhode6291 yeah. If I was living in rv 24/7 I would find a way to make it work, sacrifice some cabinet or something but if it's just for vacations it is just easier to do by hand. But who knows I'd check into rv countertop dishwasher maybe they've made one that fits idk... If I had shopped around I may have found one that fit on my counter under my cabinet and that would've worked out perfect but what I have now works ok I guess for an apartment
I bought the bluetooth sleep headband after i watched this episode. I have been looking for a comfortable one for years! Once i got it in the mail, i used it. Funny thing is, it seems like the speakers don't hit the ears and others would hear what you are listening to, but no one hears what you do...at all. I tested it with my husband and you hear nothing on the outside, only the person wearing it hears the sound. It is super, SUPER comfortable, and i have actually slept with it all night without discomfort. I love it! Thank you so much for adding this into your one year update reviews.
GREAT video brother, I did buy the USB type C magnetic inserts and still use them to this day, they work FLAWLESSLY. I absolutely LOVE your channel, keep the hits.... and miss's coming. You're doing the public a great service Sir 👍👍
The main thing I noticed with the Ambervision type glasses (not original ones, but some fake type) was that it was very hard to see stoplights with them, so did not dare wear them driving, or at least had to lift them up to see the light. went back to a darker pair of normal ones shortly after for that.
One of the products here is one we use very often, even at work, and that's the soup mug. That product is amazing! It works really great for instant noodles too, hot water from the cooler at work, or out of the electric kettle here at home and about 4 minutes to sit and cook and you're ready to enjoy. It's so convenient to add the noodles, pour the water and just set it at my desk at work and keep right on working for a few minutes. Cleaning them is super easy too, just a quick rinse or even top rack of the dishwasher and they're like new again.
Thank you again for the review of ReaderRest. Now have three and I haven't lost my glasses since the first ones. Am still looking for a brick and mortar store selling self stiring mugs.
Idk if anyone cares, but I found a video about how to cook corn and I'll never cook it any other way again. You throw the whole ear in the microwave. Husk and all. 4 mins per ear. (2 ears you go 8 mins. I usually do 2 for 8 but I have done 3 at 12 and it was ok too) then you take them out (with a pot holder cause they HOT) and cut through about an half inch- inch above the bottom of the stem side. Grab the top part and shake and wiggle the ear out and boom. Fully cooked ear of corn no shucking. I'll never shuck corn again. (Look up microwave ear of corn video for visual demo. No gadgets needed)
I got the magnetic charging cables, as I use an android phone and a Kindle, which have different adapter ports. While the magnetic chargers do charge slower, I find not having to mess with 2 different types of charging cables much easier. The light-up feature is both a blessing and a bane, as they are BRIGHT at night and I usually have to hide the end in a dresser drawer as they light up and stay lit up when plugged in. The adapter pieces that go into your phone port do come out easily so if I need a faster charge for my phone, I can switch over to a C type cable. They've held up well over a year and I'm hoping for more advances in that field! Thank you for the reviews!
That's basically how I use them: anything that I need to charge at least weekly and doesn't support wireless charging, which is mostly micro USB devices for me.
I got that tovala oven after your review and have to say, I really like it and the food has all been great. For someone who lives alone without a lot of time to cook, works great for me.
7:50 That dongle you leave in there has exposed ends. Put your phone or tablet in something with metal and it can easily short the port. At best, it will damage the port. At worst, the battery will catch fire.
the port isn't always feeding power out. it has to negotiate with a device first before it would start sending any power. there isn't simply a direct lead from the port to the battery.
@@davedauria4782 It depends. Many devices (if not most) have power on the port at all times. Most power banks, for example, don't even have any data lines.
Out of all of your gadgets and projects and ideas and whatnots and who's its and what's it's that you've covered for us!!! Thank you by the way. 😊 I don't care about any of that today. I want to know about Bailey. I hope your pooch is doing good James. And please sir, keep doing what you do!
I bought a Farberware brand countertop dishwasher last November for my studio apartment. I absolutely love it, outside of the spotty drying function. Pro tip for anyone that has one: use a funnel when pouring in the water. You can do it quicker without getting water everywhere.
Have you seen the apartments in Japan? some of them define the term "efficiency". If you want a dishwasher in may of those places, The countertop version is about your only real option. There's just no room for a full sized one.
I’m always confused about how real the tech situation is in Japan. Because there’s def been a lot of videos to suggest that they’ve been living in the future with all these tech items but then the more you find out about average Japanese people they don’t seem to use them that often. Even heard about plenty of instances they’re technologically behind per se, like the graphic design of websites is fairly retro to an American
I have the dip clips. I love them! I had a gathering and everybody who used one loved it too. I kept getting asked when where I got them, but it was only a couple months until Christmas 2021, so I claimed I didn't remember. All those who raved over then and wanted to know where I got them received a set, or two depending on the size of their household. I'm still getting thanks for those a year and one month later 😁
I realized that by following some cooking and reheating directions that I found in my microwave's user manual to cook many types of foods, I don't need no stinkin' gadgets! 😊 Just my everyday kitchen stuff. For baked potatoes, all I use is one plate and one fork. It takes only a few minutes and vóila. You may have to adjust cook times/temps depending on many things such as microwave wattage, portion size, etc.
I have one of the larger countertop dishwashers and it works great. There is a defunct regular size builtin dishwasher in my house but I can’t remove it myself. It was too big for my needs so I bought the countertop type. Perfect size for me, hooks up to the faucet. It does take up a lot of room but if I don’t have to wash dishes, it’s a WIN. 😎🐈⬛❤️
I love mine, have the same brand and model. I use it every day...I use an old graniteware Canning funnel that has a very high neck and place it on the top to fill the water. No mess and no splash. I also clean all water out of the unit daily. especially the puddled water when you remove the filter. Other wise the water can go stagnant. I have only used the Normal wash twice as the Speed setting does just a good of a job. I grow grapes and make tons of Concord grape jam so I use the Fruit Wash cycle a lot in the fall. I did find that using pods is Over Kill for this washer as they are made for a full size washer and can actually clog the counter top size. ... I switched to Gel instead and love it. Liquid just doesn't clean as well.
I have a full size dishwasher in my apartment and haven't used it in a really long time. The little table top one would actually be better I think & I love the window.
I love those sleep bands so much! I bought cheap ones on Amazon and got two and they last me all the way through a 3 day camping trip. I play thunderstorm sounds on my phone to block out my friend's loud snoring and it doesn't even hurt my sensitive ears from pressing on them :)
With the microwavable vegetable steamer you need to cut all the vegetables the same size meaning that that squash needed to be thicker. I've used one for years and that works out perfectly. Not the same brand though.
You should do a top 10 or top 5 video of what products your viewers have found usefull on a daily basis. Myself, I found that a Key Chain flash Light with USB charger to be the handiest little thing I use all the time. Being a third shift worker ist been super nice.
Didn't know countertop dishwashers existed before seeing a couple reviews on TH-cam. Yours and TechMoan's. Not sure who was first, but I got my own different brand countertop dishwasher and love it. The thing is life-changing. Also watched your review of toasters and it directly influenced my buying a toaster. The neat thing is I found one on sale at Ollie's for $10 and that thing blows away everything I saw in your video. Fast, consistent, and cheap. Just ignore how the plastic panels are not the same shade, how it feels like it is made from recycled Coke cans, and that $10 price that somehow still made a profit. Scary. But it makes great toast and your videos defined what I should want and expect and were a huge help. Sometimes a big part of product review is just that: defining what the product should do and how to tell if it does that, and you go to great effort to do that every single time. Thank you!
Bench top dishwashers have been around for years, at least 25 or more. They are just better with their water usage now, I have one and I like the option of having to put in water through the top.
If the ID Police product used an indelible ink, and a different pattern on the stamping surface, it would be gold. They made some nonsensical cost-saving decisions in my estimation.
I wondered how those stretch lids would hold up. I have a feeling if you were using the stretch feature all the time they would eventually get loose. But I'm with you, I probably wouldn't even use that feature very often.
Somehow the stretch lids seems like a quintessential American product. Every container must be filled to the brim, or beyond. If your container is not filled to the maximum then it's partially empty. Can't have that! Yes, of course I do it.🙄
They get stretched out over time. My mom put the stretch lid in the dishwasher and it was never the same after too stretched out basically useless now ☹️
That Groove Belt is intuitive. I wish I'd thought of that. I use that belt that clicks as it locks (crap I forget the name). I like it because it's more adjustable than belts with holes.
I use the soup mug as a snack cup for my husband. I mix his preferred small snacks (peanut M&Ms, craisins, Gardetto's original mix, etc.) and shake it up, and he takes that to work.
I actually have a worktop dishwasher. It doesn't hold much. About one meals worth of pans, utilities and dishes. But have had it for ages now and with my cp i would much rather fill this that standup at the stink for ages. The soup mug I actually came across on amazon while i was looking for a hot lunch container that i could just thought in my bag full of probably last night's dinner. Still have it and I love it. Used it many times.
I love amber/orange tint sunglasses. They block all blue light to reduce eye strain and reduce sunlight intensity so it's much much more comfortable for all day driving. I like the retro style too so I wear them as Street glasses. I like blublocker more than ambervision but ambervision is slightly better for driving due to the gradient.
I have never been a dishwasher-type person….well, I've _been_ the dishwasher, I guess I should say; but after washing so many bottles and sippy cups by hand, I am ready to have a dishwasher for the 2nd time in my life. [I had one in an apartment that I rented briefly but only used it less than a handful of times.] I've been looking at counter-top models but seeing this one in action tells me a lot more than reading reviews. 🤔🤔
I like the magnetic phone charger but I also run an SDR radio device on my phone so i'd have to keep taking out the plug to hook up the SDR. I'd like to try the self stirring mug because I like coffee and hot drinks. Tried the cool turtle and it didn't work for me.
I remember watching these videos like it was yesterday. In fact, I was just thinking about a few of these products recently because I suddenly found use for them. I can’t believe a year has passed already
For those who have this, I ended up cutting the top of the silverware holder in half so I have one side that large items can fit and silverware on the other side. Both pieces can still be used at the same time because they snap into place. I just cut it in half with a pair of scissors...
I use the music headband nightly, it not only means I can listen to sleep music without disturbing my husband and of course if muffles his snoring,I even watched your video using the headband LOL
the countertop dishwasher is appealing. I cook a lot, so I've always got dishes to do, and I AM SICK of doing dishes by hand. My problem will be space. I don't have anywhere to keep it on the counter unless I get rid of my big microwave, and no place to store it when not in use. But I have this one under serious consideration. Other commenters seem to like it too!
Lol James’s favorite product in this video (which also made his top 10 list last year) is one that I HATE! I ordered one (expensive for a piece of plastic) and it sucks! It can never hold my phone correctly with or without a case and it constantly tips over and no angle is ever stable long enough to watch anything on my phone, that’s for sure. I feel I’d get more out of those dip clips lol.
I also found it funny James keeps it in his pocket when he uses it on airplanes...that's why I have an airplane/trip checklist lol... earplugs, phone holders, usb battery, comfy headphones, sim card tool, bubble gum to pop ears, eye shades, wipes, pens, dental floss/toothpick, socks, tshirt bags (collect garbage before/after "official collection", separate items especially wet or dirty, etc), gloves (for #2, mine or the kids), and probably a dozen more things I can't recall off the top of my head...
i have an aunt that has the countertop dishwasher and loves it, her condo kitchen is too small for a regular sized dishwasher so she got this since its just her.
The dishwasher is cool... can you share what brand and where you might get it. Whoever remodeled my place didn't put in a dishwasher, even though there was room. It's just me and the dogs, so would be perfect. Thx James!
I know why you were dismissive of the burrito pop, but it looks like something I'd love! I hate when takeout burritos get soggy and drip through the wrappings -- this looks like a very practical product for someone like me if they clean easily. Also: Warner Robins is such a small community and is so far away from where you live: do you know someone from there or is that just a graphic tee using their name, mascot, and logo?
Personally I think I’d use the Burrito Pop , seems handy to keep your hands clean while eating I mean some filling may fall inside but I think it would be better than all over your hands
I have a dishwasher but I'm tempted to get the counter top one simply so I can avoid having the sink fill up because we forgot to empty the dish washer. It would also be very nice for cleaning the pots and pans right after using them without having to clog up the dishwasher. More room for dishes right?
Pots and pans are too large for bench top dishwashers, even large dinner plates (I own one). It’s better for smaller things like cups, mugs, bowls small plates, kids plates and cutlery and basic cutlery.
Good on you for donating the dish washer. I've been in a place and have friends that still live in places that don't ha e a dish washer and it is a pain.
@@jdssurf Maybe some people aren't as capable as you are to wash dishes as quickly and need the help without being able to afford the access. That's just one.
@@Israfel36 yeah i said that it a different post, but otherwise what else other than a medical reason could there be..........hot water, brush or sponge, soap, five minutes, air dry..............vs the electricity used and counter space for this?
@jdssurf They could be elderly, have a family of ten, have a hectic work life with long hours and little down time, and most importantly: they *want* one. Why do you care? Why do you care _so_ much that people have a luxury like this? The hell is your problem?
@@Israfel36 I care because it's absurd, and people are wasting money when they can use their hands and a sing in less time it takes for this thing to work. I'm responding to your first post, you lived in a place, and your friends still do without a dishwasher and it's a pain............yes if your crippled, or like I said medical issues, which would be included.........you said it's a pain............it's five freaking minutes to wash the dishes for several people, it's not a pain, it's just laziness. Also, you just called it yourself, a luxury, yeah, and now the extra cost of electric bill too, because in this economy we should be looking for luxury's. I hope some broke 20 year olds don't buy these because they are cute, because in reality they are lazy, and not money smart. You said it yourself, they want one, and a luxury..........befor you said it's a pain without. People are lazy and not money smart that's it. Only other excuse for this is medical
I bought a countertop dishwasher when I got my first stimulus check. That has pretty much saved my relationship as we live in a tiny studio & my disabilities have been getting worse.
Speaking of disabilities, the umbrella hat would be helpful for people that are using walkers. I ended up getting a big rain poncho for me, but I still shy away from going out on rainy days.
I bought the countertop dishwasher because of your review, and I love mine! We have an old apartment without a built in dishwasher. It is really handy as we accumulate dishes throughout the whole day, run it while we sleep, and we wake up to clean dishes. I highly recommend it! We especially love the built in water tank as our faucet would be incompatible with all other countertop dishwashers.
Same here!
@@MUHerd37 you from here in W.V?
@@JReed7560 Was born in W.V. Lived in several different towns over the years and graduated from Marshall. Don't live there anymore tho.
@@MUHerd37 oh, ok. I live in Lincoln. Saw your name. I moved here in 1993 from Columbus Ohio. Buckeye country lol. Or as I called them, the suckeyes lol.
I’d love it but honestly have no more room for anymore appliances in my tiny apartment 🫠
These update videos just make me aware that an entire year has passed since I watched the original videos.
I bought the magnetic phone charging cables because of your video on them, and I still use them every day! They have been such a game changer, letting me charge all of my various devices with just one cable, and easily being able to connect/disconnect over and over again without fear of wearing down the charge port, which has been the death sentence of most of my phones
I'm thinking of using it to protect the charging port from my less-than-careful kiddos
I still have the ID Police I won from you off Twitter. I don't use it for anything other than pill bottles; I figure everything else is better off shredded.
I have no idea what it even is yet, but I think I need one in my life!!
I also bought this countertop dishwasher for my office after seeing your original review. It’s a little small and doesn’t hold much, but it works well and beats having co-workers leaving their dishes in the sink and forget to come back and wash them.
Great idea! I have one for home use myself. It helps with smaller items and you can put it on after dinner while you’re relaxing 😁
The Countertop dishwasher would be great for our R.V.! Thank you for your reviews and updates!
I was thinking the same thing, would be nice when camping at full hookup site.
I'm not so sure about that tbh.... My countertop dishwasher is great in my apartment but doesn't fit on my countertop so I have it on a wheeled stand thing so I can use it easily in my galley kitchen. With space being limited in an RV I don't know if the space needed for it would be a worth it price to pay for the convenience....
@@KB3TLR Good info, thank you! Yes countertop space is limited. And it would be a pain to carry it in and out to set it on an outside table. We have the outside hookups and all, but that would be more work than simply handwashing them lol
@@debbierhode6291 yeah. If I was living in rv 24/7 I would find a way to make it work, sacrifice some cabinet or something but if it's just for vacations it is just easier to do by hand. But who knows I'd check into rv countertop dishwasher maybe they've made one that fits idk... If I had shopped around I may have found one that fit on my counter under my cabinet and that would've worked out perfect but what I have now works ok I guess for an apartment
I bought the bluetooth sleep headband after i watched this episode. I have been looking for a comfortable one for years! Once i got it in the mail, i used it. Funny thing is, it seems like the speakers don't hit the ears and others would hear what you are listening to, but no one hears what you do...at all. I tested it with my husband and you hear nothing on the outside, only the person wearing it hears the sound. It is super, SUPER comfortable, and i have actually slept with it all night without discomfort. I love it! Thank you so much for adding this into your one year update reviews.
GREAT video brother, I did buy the USB type C magnetic inserts and still use them to this day, they work FLAWLESSLY. I absolutely LOVE your channel, keep the hits.... and miss's coming.
You're doing the public a great service Sir 👍👍
16:56 Is best for people who utilize a walker while riding the bus on rainy days. I'm basically referring to myself.
The main thing I noticed with the Ambervision type glasses (not original ones, but some fake type) was that it was very hard to see stoplights with them, so did not dare wear them driving, or at least had to lift them up to see the light. went back to a darker pair of normal ones shortly after for that.
One of the products here is one we use very often, even at work, and that's the soup mug. That product is amazing! It works really great for instant noodles too, hot water from the cooler at work, or out of the electric kettle here at home and about 4 minutes to sit and cook and you're ready to enjoy. It's so convenient to add the noodles, pour the water and just set it at my desk at work and keep right on working for a few minutes. Cleaning them is super easy too, just a quick rinse or even top rack of the dishwasher and they're like new again.
Thank you again for the review of ReaderRest. Now have three and I haven't lost my glasses since the first ones. Am still looking for a brick and mortar store selling self stiring mugs.
I've had a groove belt for over a year and it's awesome. You typically don't have to adjust but it's just stretchy enough if you need extra room
Seriously though, glad you are doing better! Always love these update videos!
Idk if anyone cares, but I found a video about how to cook corn and I'll never cook it any other way again. You throw the whole ear in the microwave. Husk and all. 4 mins per ear. (2 ears you go 8 mins. I usually do 2 for 8 but I have done 3 at 12 and it was ok too) then you take them out (with a pot holder cause they HOT) and cut through about an half inch- inch above the bottom of the stem side. Grab the top part and shake and wiggle the ear out and boom. Fully cooked ear of corn no shucking. I'll never shuck corn again. (Look up microwave ear of corn video for visual demo. No gadgets needed)
My hubby is a groove belt fan. He never wears any of his others ones. We are both fans of their silicone rings too.
You should use that sunglass magnetic clip for your lavolier mic when you don’t have short with a placket, like your tshirt.
I got the magnetic charging cables, as I use an android phone and a Kindle, which have different adapter ports. While the magnetic chargers do charge slower, I find not having to mess with 2 different types of charging cables much easier. The light-up feature is both a blessing and a bane, as they are BRIGHT at night and I usually have to hide the end in a dresser drawer as they light up and stay lit up when plugged in. The adapter pieces that go into your phone port do come out easily so if I need a faster charge for my phone, I can switch over to a C type cable. They've held up well over a year and I'm hoping for more advances in that field! Thank you for the reviews!
That's basically how I use them: anything that I need to charge at least weekly and doesn't support wireless charging, which is mostly micro USB devices for me.
Can't wait to see how the ninja foodi pan is holding up in the next vid. Got my dad a set for Christmas and he's quite pleased.
I got that tovala oven after your review and have to say, I really like it and the food has all been great. For someone who lives alone without a lot of time to cook, works great for me.
7:50 That dongle you leave in there has exposed ends. Put your phone or tablet in something with metal and it can easily short the port. At best, it will damage the port. At worst, the battery will catch fire.
the port isn't always feeding power out. it has to negotiate with a device first before it would start sending any power. there isn't simply a direct lead from the port to the battery.
@@davedauria4782 It depends. Many devices (if not most) have power on the port at all times. Most power banks, for example, don't even have any data lines.
Out of all of your gadgets and projects and ideas and whatnots and who's its and what's it's that you've covered for us!!!
Thank you by the way.
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I don't care about any of that today.
I want to know about Bailey.
I hope your pooch is doing good James.
And please sir, keep doing what you do!
I bought a Farberware brand countertop dishwasher last November for my studio apartment. I absolutely love it, outside of the spotty drying function.
Pro tip for anyone that has one: use a funnel when pouring in the water. You can do it quicker without getting water everywhere.
Do you use jet dry or whatever? Might help have better drying. I use it in my countertop one just like my parents in their traditional one
@@KB3TLR I need to try that out in the near future.
Have you seen the apartments in Japan? some of them define the term "efficiency". If you want a dishwasher in may of those places, The countertop version is about your only real option. There's just no room for a full sized one.
I’m always confused about how real the tech situation is in Japan. Because there’s def been a lot of videos to suggest that they’ve been living in the future with all these tech items but then the more you find out about average Japanese people they don’t seem to use them that often. Even heard about plenty of instances they’re technologically behind per se, like the graphic design of websites is fairly retro to an American
Warner Robins Demons👹 representing. Very nice James. I live about 35 miles from there. As always, love the video!
WRHS alum here! Loved seeing the shirt!
Groove products are nice. I love their silicone bands. Down side if you get the patterns it will rub off.
My husband loves his Zeus band.
I have the dip clips. I love them! I had a gathering and everybody who used one loved it too.
I kept getting asked when where I got them, but it was only a couple months until Christmas 2021, so I claimed I didn't remember. All those who raved over then and wanted to know where I got them received a set, or two depending on the size of their household.
I'm still getting thanks for those a year and one month later 😁
Love these updates, nicely done! Thanks!
I realized that by following some cooking and reheating directions that I found in my microwave's user manual to cook many types of foods, I don't need no stinkin' gadgets! 😊 Just my everyday kitchen stuff. For baked potatoes, all I use is one plate and one fork. It takes only a few minutes and vóila. You may have to adjust cook times/temps depending on many things such as microwave wattage, portion size, etc.
I have one of the larger countertop dishwashers and it works great. There is a defunct regular size builtin dishwasher in my house but I can’t remove it myself. It was too big for my needs so I bought the countertop type. Perfect size for me, hooks up to the faucet. It does take up a lot of room but if I don’t have to wash dishes, it’s a WIN. 😎🐈⬛❤️
I bought a counter top dish washer not exactly the same but very similar i bought it because of your videos and I love it
Really cool to see you wearing a Warner Robins shirt! I graduated from there in 1996.
I've seen umbrella hats on people who use wheelchairs, but I agree; it's a bit silly if you can hold a umbrella.
I love mine, have the same brand and model. I use it every day...I use an old graniteware Canning funnel that has a very high neck and place it on the top to fill the water. No mess and no splash. I also clean all water out of the unit daily. especially the puddled water when you remove the filter. Other wise the water can go stagnant. I have only used the Normal wash twice as the Speed setting does just a good of a job. I grow grapes and make tons of Concord grape jam so I use the Fruit Wash cycle a lot in the fall. I did find that using pods is Over Kill for this washer as they are made for a full size washer and can actually clog the counter top size. ... I switched to Gel instead and love it. Liquid just doesn't clean as well.
Two longer videos in a row... jackpot!!!
I have a full size dishwasher in my apartment and haven't used it in a really long time.
The little table top one would actually be better I think & I love the window.
Danke!
I love those sleep bands so much! I bought cheap ones on Amazon and got two and they last me all the way through a 3 day camping trip. I play thunderstorm sounds on my phone to block out my friend's loud snoring and it doesn't even hurt my sensitive ears from pressing on them :)
3 my fav number 🥰 ty James, awesome!
With the microwavable vegetable steamer you need to cut all the vegetables the same size meaning that that squash needed to be thicker. I've used one for years and that works out perfectly. Not the same brand though.
You should do a top 10 or top 5 video of what products your viewers have found usefull on a daily basis. Myself, I found that a Key Chain flash Light with USB charger to be the handiest little thing I use all the time. Being a third shift worker ist been super nice.
Didn't know countertop dishwashers existed before seeing a couple reviews on TH-cam. Yours and TechMoan's. Not sure who was first, but I got my own different brand countertop dishwasher and love it. The thing is life-changing. Also watched your review of toasters and it directly influenced my buying a toaster. The neat thing is I found one on sale at Ollie's for $10 and that thing blows away everything I saw in your video. Fast, consistent, and cheap. Just ignore how the plastic panels are not the same shade, how it feels like it is made from recycled Coke cans, and that $10 price that somehow still made a profit. Scary. But it makes great toast and your videos defined what I should want and expect and were a huge help. Sometimes a big part of product review is just that: defining what the product should do and how to tell if it does that, and you go to great effort to do that every single time. Thank you!
Bench top dishwashers have been around for years, at least 25 or more. They are just better with their water usage now, I have one and I like the option of having to put in water through the top.
3:40 The Book of Lists! I have all of those books. As well as The Peoples Almanac series.
If the ID Police product used an indelible ink, and a different pattern on the stamping surface, it would be gold. They made some nonsensical cost-saving decisions in my estimation.
Thanks for all your hard work.
I wondered how those stretch lids would hold up. I have a feeling if you were using the stretch feature all the time they would eventually get loose. But I'm with you, I probably wouldn't even use that feature very often.
Somehow the stretch lids seems like a quintessential American product. Every container must be filled to the brim, or beyond.
If your container is not filled to the maximum then it's partially empty. Can't have that!
Yes, of course I do it.🙄
@@dotar9586 🤣🤣🤣
Whereas I think I would use it a lot, when I have s large piece of fruit or try to fit too much into one container. I wish all my lids stretched!
They get stretched out over time. My mom put the stretch lid in the dishwasher and it was never the same after too stretched out basically useless now ☹️
@@bluluckyduckie thanks. That's exactly what I figured would happen!
i bought a set of those dip clips and have been happy with them, use them a lot for ketchup so it doesn't run all over and make a mess on my plate
Yeah, I'm all over that Self Stirring Mug ! Thanks for the review.
That Groove Belt is intuitive. I wish I'd thought of that. I use that belt that clicks as it locks (crap I forget the name). I like it because it's more adjustable than belts with holes.
Aggressive dipping is tight!
Great stuff!
I use the soup mug as a snack cup for my husband. I mix his preferred small snacks (peanut M&Ms, craisins, Gardetto's original mix, etc.) and shake it up, and he takes that to work.
It's freakin reviews time! 😃
I actually have a worktop dishwasher. It doesn't hold much. About one meals worth of pans, utilities and dishes. But have had it for ages now and with my cp i would much rather fill this that standup at the stink for ages. The soup mug I actually came across on amazon while i was looking for a hot lunch container that i could just thought in my bag full of probably last night's dinner. Still have it and I love it. Used it many times.
Wow was the dishwasher one a year ago?! Doesn’t seem that long.
Love these catch ups
I had something similar to the soup mug in college and used it all the time, I even used it a few times when I would pack a lunch for work too
I love amber/orange tint sunglasses. They block all blue light to reduce eye strain and reduce sunlight intensity so it's much much more comfortable for all day driving. I like the retro style too so I wear them as Street glasses. I like blublocker more than ambervision but ambervision is slightly better for driving due to the gradient.
After your review of the red soup mug I bought two those. I like it!
I have never been a dishwasher-type person….well, I've _been_ the dishwasher, I guess I should say; but after washing so many bottles and sippy cups by hand, I am ready to have a dishwasher for the 2nd time in my life. [I had one in an apartment that I rented briefly but only used it less than a handful of times.] I've been looking at counter-top models but seeing this one in action tells me a lot more than reading reviews. 🤔🤔
The self stirring mug is pretty cool. I do realize it’s basically a blender at the end of the day 😊.
I like the magnetic phone charger but I also run an SDR radio device on my phone so i'd have to keep taking out the plug to hook up the SDR.
I'd like to try the self stirring mug because I like coffee and hot drinks.
Tried the cool turtle and it didn't work for me.
I’ve try the cool turtle 🐢 I really enjoyed wearing it. Works for me. Enjoy your video.from Tucson, Az
I remember watching these videos like it was yesterday. In fact, I was just thinking about a few of these products recently because I suddenly found use for them. I can’t believe a year has passed already
Thank you so much 💓
I've got 2 very similar products to the soup mug. I use it to cook veges in the microwave and for heating. They are great
For those who have this, I ended up cutting the top of the silverware holder in half so I have one side that large items can fit and silverware on the other side. Both pieces can still be used at the same time because they snap into place. I just cut it in half with a pair of scissors...
I use the music headband nightly, it not only means I can listen to sleep music without disturbing my husband and of course if muffles his snoring,I even watched your video using the headband LOL
That cool turtle 🐢 makes you sound like Kenny from Southpark 😂🤣
Never tried an umbrella to cover my bald head only a cap but after seeing your fashion statement I might give one a try 😳
If you worked on a roof in the US southwest, I'm sure you would LOVE that funny looking umbrella hat.
I just started watching your videos, and you’re funny, made me laugh!
I actually plan on getting a smaller dishwasher and this is one of the ones I have in mind
the countertop dishwasher is appealing. I cook a lot, so I've always got dishes to do, and I AM SICK of doing dishes by hand. My problem will be space. I don't have anywhere to keep it on the counter unless I get rid of my big microwave, and no place to store it when not in use. But I have this one under serious consideration. Other commenters seem to like it too!
Thank you, James, for the thumbnail of the athletic cup on your face. 😉
Had 2 self stirring mugs that you said worked died after about 6 months, even replaced the batteries and still did not work.
Lol James’s favorite product in this video (which also made his top 10 list last year) is one that I HATE! I ordered one (expensive for a piece of plastic) and it sucks! It can never hold my phone correctly with or without a case and it constantly tips over and no angle is ever stable long enough to watch anything on my phone, that’s for sure. I feel I’d get more out of those dip clips lol.
I also found it funny James keeps it in his pocket when he uses it on airplanes...that's why I have an airplane/trip checklist lol... earplugs, phone holders, usb battery, comfy headphones, sim card tool, bubble gum to pop ears, eye shades, wipes, pens, dental floss/toothpick, socks, tshirt bags (collect garbage before/after "official collection", separate items especially wet or dirty, etc), gloves (for #2, mine or the kids), and probably a dozen more things I can't recall off the top of my head...
U have my hometown team on ur shirt… Cool that ur representing WAR TOWN DEMONS!!
i have an aunt that has the countertop dishwasher and loves it, her condo kitchen is too small for a regular sized dishwasher so she got this since its just her.
I use the readerest all the time to carry reading glasses.
I would totally use the magnetic clip for my microphone when recording TH-cam videos!
How is using that tiny dishwasher better than just quickly hand washing such few dishes in the sink
I have a instant soup cup but not as big. Love mine.i would have taken the burrito gadget. That is so cool.
The counter top dish washer you could do all those items it will hold in 15 minutes in the sink without the cost.
That’s what I’m thinking, it looks to hold 4 plates.
But that's no fun.
So many of these are what we used to call, “solutions in search of problems.“
The dishwasher is cool... can you share what brand and where you might get it. Whoever remodeled my place didn't put in a dishwasher, even though there was room. It's just me and the dogs, so would be perfect. Thx James!
The link to it is in the description.
Thanks for the update video.
I really want that belt, but what is it actually called? Grew Belt? Groo Belt?
Check under Mail time 6 for the info.
I know why you were dismissive of the burrito pop, but it looks like something I'd love! I hate when takeout burritos get soggy and drip through the wrappings -- this looks like a very practical product for someone like me if they clean easily.
Also: Warner Robins is such a small community and is so far away from where you live: do you know someone from there or is that just a graphic tee using their name, mascot, and logo?
Love the update videos
Personally I think I’d use the Burrito Pop , seems handy to keep your hands clean while eating I mean some filling may fall inside but I think it would be better than all over your hands
I have a dishwasher but I'm tempted to get the counter top one simply so I can avoid having the sink fill up because we forgot to empty the dish washer. It would also be very nice for cleaning the pots and pans right after using them without having to clog up the dishwasher. More room for dishes right?
Pots and pans are too large for bench top dishwashers, even large dinner plates (I own one). It’s better for smaller things like cups, mugs, bowls small plates, kids plates and cutlery and basic cutlery.
I was interested in the counter top dishwasher but could not find it in the UK
the sauce plate clips are neat and work just fine for ketchup, tartar sauce...its not a whole lot if you're a salsa lover though...
My favorite series is back! Win!
I use the magnetic phone charger everyday. Great for charging the phone at night. it is a slow charge however.
The only bad thing about ink things like is police, anything alcohol based will remove the ink pretty fast.. also with a sharpie marker
Those snap glasses look better on you than the steam punk ones imho
Good on you for donating the dish washer. I've been in a place and have friends that still live in places that don't ha e a dish washer and it is a pain.
it holds such a small amount how is that better than just hand washing your dishes real quik
@@jdssurf Maybe some people aren't as capable as you are to wash dishes as quickly and need the help without being able to afford the access. That's just one.
@@Israfel36 yeah i said that it a different post, but otherwise what else other than a medical reason could there be..........hot water, brush or sponge, soap, five minutes, air dry..............vs the electricity used and counter space for this?
@jdssurf They could be elderly, have a family of ten, have a hectic work life with long hours and little down time, and most importantly: they *want* one.
Why do you care? Why do you care _so_ much that people have a luxury like this? The hell is your problem?
@@Israfel36 I care because it's absurd, and people are wasting money when they can use their hands and a sing in less time it takes for this thing to work. I'm responding to your first post, you lived in a place, and your friends still do without a dishwasher and it's a pain............yes if your crippled, or like I said medical issues, which would be included.........you said it's a pain............it's five freaking minutes to wash the dishes for several people, it's not a pain, it's just laziness. Also, you just called it yourself, a luxury, yeah, and now the extra cost of electric bill too, because in this economy we should be looking for luxury's.
I hope some broke 20 year olds don't buy these because they are cute, because in reality they are lazy, and not money smart.
You said it yourself, they want one, and a luxury..........befor you said it's a pain without.
People are lazy and not money smart that's it. Only other excuse for this is medical
Another good video James.
I would love the burrito pop!