In some locations, yes, but almost every dorm I've heard of bans stuff that heats up due to fire hazards. Candles, coffee makers, and even some types of lamps, so it would be kind of a crap shoot if you were allowed to have it
If it's cheaper than the induction cooker, with that you can cook a lot. But If it costs the same as a hot pot then, this shape is much better to cook several things.
The jar opener one is actually insanely useful for elderly folks and people with disabilities. My OT got me one as I can barely use my right hand. It has been a lifesaver and saves me from embarrassment of having to ask my neighbours for help to open jars
And the scroll ring is perfect for the elderly and disabled who can't grip their phones and scroll. Now, even they can have a crippling tiktok addiction and doom scroll an entire day away.
The jar opener (and their can opener) is ideal for people who can't do those things normally. I bought them for my 90 yr old grandma who can only use one hand. She uses it all the time. So I would give it 10/10. It's given her some autonomy again.
A lot of these kinds of gadgets and those "there's got to be a better way!" ads' products are inspired by products developed for people with accessibility special needs.
I think that lazy pot is actually targeted for those who live in dormitories. My friend has one. People in that dorm aren't allowed to use stoves in their room. So my friend bought this pot to cook in his room. No, the dorm doesn't have its own kitchen because there's a small cafetaria right next to the building. Yes, it's owned by the dorm manager.
That pot would be much better for a dorm room especially a place that doesn't allow hot plates. It's not the solution for a normal home or apartment dweller, but it is way better than a 3 out of 10. For those who need it it's a perfect product
Yeah I was thinking of having the ability to make warm lunch at a construction site. Especially in cold weather, that would make the workweek more enjoyable.
The robot jar opener might be niche but it's the only one on the list that solves a real problem for lots of people. In fact, I'm going to buy one for my grandma because she always complains that she struggles to open jars.
I get your point, but let's face it: the robot jar opener is just plain stupid. Why bother with an over-engineered gadget when a simple swing jar opener has been doing the job perfectly fine for years? Save your money and go for the practical option instead. Cheers.
I think the self heating pot was designed more for people in university who live in a dorm with no kitchen, or for hotels/camping/camper, or for crappy apartments with no stove in the kitchen. I’ve actually seen TikToks of someone in university using the pot to cook dinner in their dorm room.
Yeah. It's not used for being able to make ramen in bed, it's in case you don't have a stove, like you said, like college students. I really wish that I had this when I was in college, it would've made a lot of things so much easier. It's also not limited to soup - you can make eggs, grilled cheese, a lot of things in it that you otherwise couldn't do without a stove
Yeah, it’s probably just that the dropshipper is advertising it wrong. It seems like it would work much better for what you’re saying, especially considerding the length of the cable.
I came to type this xD cause it seems he forgot not everyone has a kitchen, and yes some may have all that stuff close to their duel room apartments or other housing situations.
You can tell the kitchen has never been used before for recording. The audio is badly reverberated because he doesn't have the standard audio setup in there...
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The electric cooking pot is an essential part in my life as a uni student. I can use it for cooking almost everything: rice, stir fry, noodle, anything fried, toast, soup, steamed veggies, etc. I don’t need to buy different pot and pan, and it heatens faster than hobs! That’s 10/10 for me.
Former Apple employee, can confirm we used Woosh all the time. Typically, though, we didn't or were not supposed to spray directly on the screen, rather on to the cleaning cloth. =)
Was looking for a comment like this… yah, you wrnt ever supposed to directly put screen cleaner (of any kind). Instead you should spray on a cloth first then wipe. So well done and can I ask, why are a former? Lol? Good story?
The pot is actually brilliant. Imagine you don't have a stove and don't want to use those electric hobs, or you just wanna combine them. It saves alot of space and I would've loved it when I lived in my student appartment.
Tip for when you use magnetic cleaners on glass like aquariums: DON'T put the on the glass at the same spot. Put them on the glass in different places along the pane and then slide them towards each other without lifting either from the glass. This ensures that they connect without putting extra force on the glass. Like Arun showed can cause the glass to shatter, even when you do it very carefully.
He also used it wrong lol, the magnetic force is plenty strong, even for double sided windows. It comes with a plastic tray between the two parts so that when you're storing them, they don't stick together "flat" with the magnets (precisely because it's very strong and hard to pull apart). He should've removed this plastic part when using it, the magnetic force was weak because there was a good amount of extra space occupied by the storing tray he didn't remove.
For the in bed cooking pot I can see it as being useful if you’re a construction worker who wants some hot soup or ramen but doesn’t want to go to the gas station to use the microwave or something like that. You can just bring the water, ingredients and the pan then as long as you have an outlet or plug then you’re good to go.
With the nasal irrigator, you gotta make sure to use distilled water. They come with saline packets but there are ones with xylitol which is less uncomfortable.
I was looking for this comment. Stuff that goes into your nasal cavity can get into your brain so it's super important to take care of what you put there
Absolutely. Just to add on to that, the salt is not an antiseptic, its there to make sure the osmolality is similar between the liquid and your sinuses. Putting straight water, whether tap or distilled, into your nose would leave you feeling very, very bad. Unlike the salt, xylitol does actually have antiseptic properties, although its effectiveness in the sinuses is not confirmed.
@@Onirban1637 they existed way before tiktok did. It's just that more people know about them now. And yes, they work wonders. Doctors recommend this but of course follow the instructions and use correct water
The self heating pot is actually quite useful if you don't have a burner where you are at the moment, and you have a stable surface with current to cook
13:45 aquarium owners have used those for decades :) as for the banana machine, it's much easier without - with the banana still in the peel score it all the way down, spread it open and fill with peanut butter, Nutella, Cheez Whiz, etc; then peel it. Also that gadget wastes perfectly good banana
@@7792pnaurfr wouldn't it be easier just to get one table knife, cut the banana, spread in a bit of stuuf, and then peel and eat; basically the same as celery and CheezWhiz? tomatoes tomahtoes.
i feel like number 12, the lazychef pot should be advertised more like a travel accessory rather than a "bedroom" one. I can see it being usefull at something like a camping trip ashuming you have electricity... maybe it could have scored higher if it was targeted at a different category
@@niggachad_1 Yea, I'm currently living in a hostel and use an open mouth kettle(is that the correct term?) for my self cooking needs(instant stuff only lol), so this would be greatly appreciated because it would allow me to actually cook stuff, plus the kettle also shuts off periodically and the heat is concentrated in one area, so food often burns on it
Love how you always make sure to test things out (not based on hypothesis or anecdotal basis), present in a very entertaining, concise yet still plenty informative manner. I wish you all the best with the sub situation with Apple and happy to be on board with your endeavors! :)
Ok. I have a version of that veggie chopper and I tell you, that's a 10/10 kitchen gadget. Especially if you do a lot of chopping in your kitchen. It's a perfect mix between hand chopping and Blender and does a lot of easy work
My only doubt would be the string. Is it strong enough to handle someone trying to cut something like carrots or some other hard vegetable without snapping?
11:21 I could actually see this being really helpful, but just not for what it’s advertised for. Think about it for like people that live in a dorm who don’t have access to a full kitchen or even a stove. I feel like this could allow people who wouldn’t otherwise have access to the ability to cook at home to actually do so
Here in Japan my friends and family have used the closet shirt space saver for literally decades. It's pretty much a must have considering how small our houses are.
@9:30 When using a nasal irrigation system (neti pot, other versions, etc.) make sure to use distilled water or boil the water you are going to use and allow it to cool down to a comfortable temperature first. There are some amoeba that can survive the water treatment process and will cause very bad problems if it starts to live in your nasal passages.
I think you mean Naegleria fowleri, Naegleria fowleri is found in warm or hot water that is unclean or lake water and even if there is a risk it is very minimal.
aren't those only in the wild? + if they were a legit issue in tap water people would be dying left and right from showers/baths especially when they wash their hair.
@ the chlorine found in tap water typically kills around 90-99% of amoebas. But some survive. A Seattle woman used a Neti pot with tap water filtered through a Brita and unfortunately passed away.
11:07 I guess another thing is for college students who don't have stoves or a kitchen in their dorms. This could help cook food easily without having to go find a kitchen to do it.
20:45, I've seen that before on infomercials, it's basically an unofficial disability aid for people who have Parkinsons or who have had a stroke or have some other disability that impacts their ability to grip things. There's lots of products like that. Any time you see a product that does something this simple and wonder "who on earth needs that?", remember that there are people who are less able than you are.
The AAA to AA conversion tube makes perfect sense; both batteries have the exact same voltage range (4.2v peak, to 3.0v when pretty much dead) they just have a different capacity (mAh) so AAA won't last as long as an AA would, but if you can complete the circuit in the battery sled then you will have a working device. One way to achieve this for infinitely less money: take a tiny piece of tin foil and fold it into a tiny square, folding it over and over again until the positive (+) contact on the top of the AAA battery reaches the positive (+) terminal on the battery sled of the device you're trying to power when you place the tin foil between the negative (-) contact of the battery and the negative (-) terminal of the battery sled. So it should look like: __+__
In defense on self heating pot, if you living single in a small apartment and you really want to optimize the cooking part without a need for a stove, it work. Just minus the cooking on bed. Just cook it on a Japanese table or something.
Make sure you use cooled boiled water for the nasal system next time Arun, this will prevent infection from any bacteria in the tap water, it is very dangerous to do otherwise.
@@loganlyons1634 No joke. There is a type of amoeba that survives in tap water and then can get to your brain. Most amoeba types are harmless, but not every one, alas.
@@shisir1791 Yeah I think they just clicked on the video, commented assuming everything was bad without watching the video and left to wait for all the likes
@@horizontal-human you sir are a genius but I did infact watched the video, although a general rule of thumb is that most of these products are over hyped by drop shippers and affiliate marketers
4:28 No. I does not suck out air and create a vacuum. It does the opposite. Fizzy drinks go flat because you remove the pressure when you open it, and the more you drink, the more space for the fizz to escape before the pressure builds up high enough to stop the reaction from happening. With this device you can pump more air in and create the pressure faster than the fizz can do it on its own, thus stopping it from using up the fizz to pressurize and ending up with a flat drink.
The pressure that is removed when opening is the carbon dioxide used to make the drinks fizzy in the first place. When the can is left open it give the opportunity for the carbon dioxide to escape. The same thing happens with bottled soda. If you do not close it correctly, the carbon dioxide will escape and make it flat. A SodaStream can help flat drinks become fizzy cause it injects the carbon dioxide into the water thats used to make sodas or carbonated water.
@@GrimRaider666 that is why those pump things don’t remove air, they add, and build pressure, to stop the co2 from escaping. Again, what I said in my initial comment.
It doesnt add air thats the thing. It actually does remove it. I have one and have put it to my hand, It has a suction meaning the air is removed preventing the carbon dioxide to reside in the drink instead of escaping with the air when the cap is not on. If air was being built up in the can, itd be harder to squish the can when putting it away. You dont need air to maintain carbon dioxide within a can. You just need a proper seal. which the cap provides. @@BuzzBazzJ
@@GrimRaider666 no. If you push it to you hand it pushes the air out of the way, and thus creates the suction you are talking about. When you place them on a container the seal is correct (compared to your hand) and thus it can pump more air in correctly. What you are referring to can be done with a bicycle pump, and you can “create” suction, because the seal is incorrect and as it has some flex/molding you end up “filling” the hole with your squishy hand flesh. If you took the air out you would create a negative pressure inside the container and it would collapse if the force is too great for the container to handle. The problem with removing the air is that you are extracting more of the carbonation making the drink even flatter than before. I swear, you can do this example very easy. Take a new soda bottle, empty some of it, then squeeze it until there is almost no more air in the bottle, then close the cap as you have it squished. You can let the bottle be or you can shake it to see that the carbonation will expand the bottle back to its original, full state. Proving my point in how these pumps function. Just try it before you post anything else. I’ll even pay you for the soda thought paypal if I’m wrong.
20:30 there's also a much simpler solution to this: a spring that clicks on the hinge. I have them in my house, they work great and you barely notice them
This one is probably the best video I have seen in a month. You have nailed the video Arun. Awesome 20mins spent on getting so much information. Plus with TikTok you just can’t rely on the reviews. Thank you.
9:29 In ayurveda this practice is called Jal-Neti, and it is used to clear out your block nose. Traditionally, it is performed by pouring salt-water solution into one of the nostrils using a container with a small orifice for water to pass into the nostrills (using a conch or a cup with a small tube to pour out water from), and allowing water to pass out from other nostrills. One key point to remember while doing jal-neti is to breathe from your mouth to prevent water from going in the lungs from the nose.
The AAA to AA battery adapters are overkill. For years I’ve just wadded up a small piece of aluminum foil at the springy end of the battery compartment and it’s always worked. Also not a waste of plastic 😊
That pot is actually very good if you're travelling. I've got one that can boil water (I don't trust hotel Kettle), cook, steamboat, etc. If you travel alone the portion size is perfect too.
woudlnt it make more sense to just buy locally a bit of vinegar, boil it in the hotel kettle to clean it and you are good to go instead of carring this thing with you :D
@@PhoenixSS if you use tab water, you might get pretty easily amoebic meningitis. Tab water naturally does have minimal amounts of micro bacteria but they are usually not that dangerous because the stomach acid kills them. If you rinse them directly inside your sinuses though, there is nothing holding them back and ones they’re there, chances are big to develop an infection which is usually fatal.
the nose thing was different in the tik Tok, but either way if it works it works. I always have stuffiness on the right side of my nose and tried something similar in yoga class once, did literally nothing other than make me choke.
Congratulations arun, I've been watching you for too long and I'm proud of you, For the man you once were and the man you've become, Everyone is very proud of you.
I think the self heating pot has better use for campers (given they have a mobile power supply unit) or people living on the road in small vehicles. Also, those magnetic two side window cleaners or whatever they're cold, I remember my uncle having one in his fish tank ages ago, I guess they wanted to make it bigger and the banana filler, change bananas for churros or hotdogs with cheese
The fingerprint door handle is amazing actually. I've had mine for 2 years and not only it's super comfortable to go out without keys in my pocket, I don't have to spend money on locksmiths for locking myself out. 10/10 for me.
@@crusadersex I mean every lock is super easy to open if you have the right tool. Plus I live in an apt building so the chances of a robber showing up at mine is really slim.
Arron's smart he realized that when he has sponsors lots of people just skip past because they didn't come for the sponsor they came for the gadgets so if he does a sponsor while showing off a gadget more people stay very very smart arron
I personally love WHOOSH! I’ve bought so many bottles😂. But since it doesn’t have alcohol, it doesn’t degrade the protective film on your screens so scratches are less likely
14:20 Phone Lock Box: We tried this with our nephew who wouldn't stop using his phone the entire day. It's usually to keep the kids away from their phones for sometime and focus on "other" life-like things (study, having quality family time/dinner, etc.). Instead of putting the phone screen-side up, just put it facing down, then they literally can't use it until the timer goes off. 😏
"I don't think I've ever seen a straightened banana in my life!" - Arun 2023 I didn't think a sentence could speak as much volume as this one does 😂 "This is going to get messy I can just tell" and "Now we slide the banana in slowly and carefully", THESE PHRASES CAN BE TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT REALLY BAD LOL
The can opener is given to people with physical issues, like fibromyalgia, arthritis, scoliosis, etc. So extremely useful, as use it almost on a daily basis in my household (4 people with disabilities). Thanks for the honest opinions on all things.
I still can't get over the Banana Machine 😂
I can't believe how fast we're catching up with Apple in Subscribers - Thank you! ❤
Can’t wait for when you overtake Apple!
Timestamps please
And heee’s back at it again
Hope we beat Apple soon!
You’re welcome
"I'm a massive banana man."
~ Arun, 2023
I guess he is
Omg ! I just now completed commenting a similar comment 😂
Only NPC'S call him Arun
Lmao I read it beforehand, and it took away absolutely nothing from when he said it
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The self heating pan you used would be great for a college dorm situation where you don't have a stove
Hot pot would be so convenient
In some locations, yes, but almost every dorm I've heard of bans stuff that heats up due to fire hazards. Candles, coffee makers, and even some types of lamps, so it would be kind of a crap shoot if you were allowed to have it
Same with those working away from home in hotels.
Just use a bowl and a water heater.
If it's cheaper than the induction cooker, with that you can cook a lot. But If it costs the same as a hot pot then, this shape is much better to cook several things.
Arun on the banana filler: "Why does this look so inappropriate?"
Also Arun like 2 seconds later: "I am a massive banana man."
i eat banana with nutella💀
16:06 yeh in my toilet 💀
@@lathalgaming5185 I have also😂
I mean the only thing inappropriate about that is your own mind, nothin wrong with liking bananas
The jar opener one is actually insanely useful for elderly folks and people with disabilities.
My OT got me one as I can barely use my right hand. It has been a lifesaver and saves me from embarrassment of having to ask my neighbours for help to open jars
And the scroll ring is perfect for the elderly and disabled who can't grip their phones and scroll. Now, even they can have a crippling tiktok addiction and doom scroll an entire day away.
The reason the vegetable slicer feels like an “As Seen on TV” product is because it actually was.
I'll never understand those things. Use a knife so you don't have to use a knife?
Yeah my mom used to use that several years ago, it worked pretty well
@TheGlassesPro same omg why do I remember this I was literally 6-8 years old
Same with the shirt hanger.
@@Absbabs88 shirt hanger been around for ages seen on TV too, I remember seeing that as a kid.
The jar opener (and their can opener) is ideal for people who can't do those things normally. I bought them for my 90 yr old grandma who can only use one hand. She uses it all the time. So I would give it 10/10. It's given her some autonomy again.
Ohh your right. I was thinking who needs those. But now I know.
A lot of these kinds of gadgets and those "there's got to be a better way!" ads' products are inspired by products developed for people with accessibility special needs.
Though you can get a pair of special tweezers for like half the price and open the jar in 2 seconds not ten
Just learn her to use a spoon tail to depressurize the lid by lever effect. Free and efficient
For someone like me who lives in chronic pain and can barely open a water bottle the jar opener would be a dream
I think that lazy pot is actually targeted for those who live in dormitories. My friend has one. People in that dorm aren't allowed to use stoves in their room. So my friend bought this pot to cook in his room. No, the dorm doesn't have its own kitchen because there's a small cafetaria right next to the building. Yes, it's owned by the dorm manager.
Yeah why would anyone even use that on their lap? Its obviously for people without access to a stove
@@-YOUNG_MASTER- my friend used to have one but it used quite a lot of power so he bought the pot instead.
Or a tiny home
@@-YOUNG_MASTER- you can cook Noddle, rice, meat, even eggs. so you can't cook everything but you could cook alot of type of food
He knew that bc he said smth about it reminds him of his college days or something 10:51
That pot would be much better for a dorm room especially a place that doesn't allow hot plates. It's not the solution for a normal home or apartment dweller, but it is way better than a 3 out of 10. For those who need it it's a perfect product
Yeah I was thinking of having the ability to make warm lunch at a construction site. Especially in cold weather, that would make the workweek more enjoyable.
The robot jar opener might be niche but it's the only one on the list that solves a real problem for lots of people. In fact, I'm going to buy one for my grandma because she always complains that she struggles to open jars.
🎉
Its like a robot grandson
literal legend
I get your point, but let's face it: the robot jar opener is just plain stupid. Why bother with an over-engineered gadget when a simple swing jar opener has been doing the job perfectly fine for years? Save your money and go for the practical option instead.
Cheers.
And it's properly priced compared to others which is too much for a gimmick.
I think the self heating pot was designed more for people in university who live in a dorm with no kitchen, or for hotels/camping/camper, or for crappy apartments with no stove in the kitchen. I’ve actually seen TikToks of someone in university using the pot to cook dinner in their dorm room.
yep, that dude on tiktok cooks whole freakin meals in his dorm room bed lol
Yeah. It's not used for being able to make ramen in bed, it's in case you don't have a stove, like you said, like college students. I really wish that I had this when I was in college, it would've made a lot of things so much easier. It's also not limited to soup - you can make eggs, grilled cheese, a lot of things in it that you otherwise couldn't do without a stove
Yeah, it’s probably just that the dropshipper is advertising it wrong. It seems like it would work much better for what you’re saying, especially considerding the length of the cable.
I came to type this xD cause it seems he forgot not everyone has a kitchen, and yes some may have all that stuff close to their duel room apartments or other housing situations.
Plus, it would be great for disabled people who are bedridden!
Arun’s house grows new rooms to match whatever products he buys. It’s a Star Trek holodeck 😮
Omg it’s the Chocolate Rain guy
Only 2 likes
You can tell the kitchen has never been used before for recording. The audio is badly reverberated because he doesn't have the standard audio setup in there...
Cherry Chocolate RAIIIIIINNN
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Great vid as always!! during last Christmas, I received a smart AirTag wallet as a gift. You should add it to the video as well haha! It's helped me find my wallet twice already. (at the gym and once time at under the bed lol)
Sounds good was is the name of the walle?
Vionentus smart wallet, I'm also really happy with its quality.
Thanks. Now I don’t have to go on tiktok. You did the suffering for me.
True for me too. I don't even have it on my phone
@@foots4141 ur so cool
@@molotovovickow yep he is soo cool that he doesn't even have TH-cam on his phone, he just manifested that comment with his thoughts!
That's the importance of these videos
@@Joe.y007 did you forget about computers or laptops?
17:00 bro solved whether you pour the milk or the cereal first
what a legend
No
Unfortunately used USER error and thats why the milk came out first...should have read directions
nah it's definitely cereal first. it's gonna mix anyway so why argue about it?
What kind of sociopath pours the milk first and then adds cereal?
@@LyhneInc I only do that when I don't know how much cereal to pour and there's very little milk left
The electric cooking pot is an essential part in my life as a uni student. I can use it for cooking almost everything: rice, stir fry, noodle, anything fried, toast, soup, steamed veggies, etc. I don’t need to buy different pot and pan, and it heatens faster than hobs! That’s 10/10 for me.
Former Apple employee, can confirm we used Woosh all the time.
Typically, though, we didn't or were not supposed to spray directly on the screen, rather on to the cleaning cloth. =)
Ooooo
Was looking for a comment like this… yah, you wrnt ever supposed to directly put screen cleaner (of any kind). Instead you should spray on a cloth first then wipe. So well done and can I ask, why are a former? Lol? Good story?
The pot is actually brilliant. Imagine you don't have a stove and don't want to use those electric hobs, or you just wanna combine them. It saves alot of space and I would've loved it when I lived in my student appartment.
Tip for when you use magnetic cleaners on glass like aquariums: DON'T put the on the glass at the same spot. Put them on the glass in different places along the pane and then slide them towards each other without lifting either from the glass. This ensures that they connect without putting extra force on the glass. Like Arun showed can cause the glass to shatter, even when you do it very carefully.
He also used it wrong lol, the magnetic force is plenty strong, even for double sided windows.
It comes with a plastic tray between the two parts so that when you're storing them, they don't stick together "flat" with the magnets (precisely because it's very strong and hard to pull apart). He should've removed this plastic part when using it, the magnetic force was weak because there was a good amount of extra space occupied by the storing tray he didn't remove.
1:40 POV me at 3 am: with only 2 strokes from a cloth...
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For the in bed cooking pot I can see it as being useful if you’re a construction worker who wants some hot soup or ramen but doesn’t want to go to the gas station to use the microwave or something like that. You can just bring the water, ingredients and the pan then as long as you have an outlet or plug then you’re good to go.
Also for semi truck drivers and college students in dorms (although I'm sure they are already banned)
Or if you are on a trip and don’t have a kitchenette
what if you are rocket jumping?
Also a homeless person possibly
Maybe if you're camping
With the nasal irrigator, you gotta make sure to use distilled water. They come with saline packets but there are ones with xylitol which is less uncomfortable.
I was looking for this comment. Stuff that goes into your nasal cavity can get into your brain so it's super important to take care of what you put there
So do they actually work? I suffer from stuffed nose very badly. This was the only item that caught my attention
Absolutely. Just to add on to that, the salt is not an antiseptic, its there to make sure the osmolality is similar between the liquid and your sinuses. Putting straight water, whether tap or distilled, into your nose would leave you feeling very, very bad. Unlike the salt, xylitol does actually have antiseptic properties, although its effectiveness in the sinuses is not confirmed.
@@Onirban1637 they existed way before tiktok did. It's just that more people know about them now. And yes, they work wonders. Doctors recommend this but of course follow the instructions and use correct water
sterimar exist earlier, once use it for my son
16:45 we can prank our friend with filling toothpaste
Calm down satan
Nah bro add thermal paste for long lasting effects
I like the taste of toothpaste but not bananas so i think im opposite to all of you
@@jassimm.m.m9073yes but not raw toothpaste in huge amounts
13:00 😮 is that rubber on a cucumber??? 😂😂 it looks like she’s giving step by step instructions on how to use a home made dilly
The self heating pot is actually quite useful if you don't have a burner where you are at the moment, and you have a stable surface with current to cook
15:14 Am I the only one who cracked up with the way he said "Think Innocent things" 😂😂😂
Some guy spent months designing a worse way to eat cereal than just using a bowl and spoon
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Hey patterrz
13:45 aquarium owners have used those for decades :) as for the banana machine, it's much easier without - with the banana still in the peel score it all the way down, spread it open and fill with peanut butter, Nutella, Cheez Whiz, etc; then peel it. Also that gadget wastes perfectly good banana
Waste how? You eat the cored part. Scoring the banana just spills stuff out
@@7792pnaurfr wouldn't it be easier just to get one table knife, cut the banana, spread in a bit of stuuf, and then peel and eat; basically the same as celery and CheezWhiz? tomatoes tomahtoes.
8:20 been using this for years now 😂 really handy and pretty easy to clean too. Works for most of the vegetables
yeah it's a very common thing i don't understand why he is so surprised
@@dowpao6971 might not be in UK
I mean, we had one of these around 45 years ago at home 😂
Literally, you could buy this kind of slicer at the weekly market at least 45 years ago.
@@hexistenz Ya
Same, I've had this thing for about 15 years from now lol
16:13 the way you held the banana .LMAO😀
@@shooter2563 (pause)
When he said start by cutting off the tip, I felt his voice shake. 😂 15:25
11:31 bro obviously doesn’t go camping, that pot would be LEGENDARY
I love how arun gave a full blown scientific explanation to explain how a hanger that goes down works
i am surprised he doesnt basic ones like such
I love the pace and detail of this video, feels much better than your last few product compilations!
i feel like number 12, the lazychef pot should be advertised more like a travel accessory rather than a "bedroom" one. I can see it being usefull at something like a camping trip ashuming you have electricity... maybe it could have scored higher if it was targeted at a different category
Or for students or for staying at hotels or shitty apartments
@@niggachad_1 Yea, I'm currently living in a hostel and use an open mouth kettle(is that the correct term?) for my self cooking needs(instant stuff only lol), so this would be greatly appreciated because it would allow me to actually cook stuff, plus the kettle also shuts off periodically and the heat is concentrated in one area, so food often burns on it
ashuming????
the pot thing was rlly meant to catch the eyes of a college student
Love how you always make sure to test things out (not based on hypothesis or anecdotal basis), present in a very entertaining, concise yet still plenty informative manner.
I wish you all the best with the sub situation with Apple and happy to be on board with your endeavors! :)
my dude scientifically broke down the workings of a coat hanger
Ok. I have a version of that veggie chopper and I tell you, that's a 10/10 kitchen gadget.
Especially if you do a lot of chopping in your kitchen. It's a perfect mix between hand chopping and Blender and does a lot of easy work
I know right ? When I first used it, I made tomato puree rather than chopping the tomatoes.
I bought it to my mom and she loves it
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It's a copy of the crankchop lol
My only doubt would be the string. Is it strong enough to handle someone trying to cut something like carrots or some other hard vegetable without snapping?
11:21 I could actually see this being really helpful, but just not for what it’s advertised for. Think about it for like people that live in a dorm who don’t have access to a full kitchen or even a stove. I feel like this could allow people who wouldn’t otherwise have access to the ability to cook at home to actually do so
"Being able to film videos in bed is great"
Here in Japan my friends and family have used the closet shirt space saver for literally decades. It's pretty much a must have considering how small our houses are.
@9:30 When using a nasal irrigation system (neti pot, other versions, etc.) make sure to use distilled water or boil the water you are going to use and allow it to cool down to a comfortable temperature first. There are some amoeba that can survive the water treatment process and will cause very bad problems if it starts to live in your nasal passages.
Came on here to say this too!
Naegleria fowleri is the amoeba. It’s caused at least two deaths from tap water in a Neti pot. Definitely use distilled or boiled water!
“very bad” i.e. death
PSA: use distilled water when shooting water up your nose. People have died from brain eating amoebas in tap water.
I think you mean Naegleria fowleri, Naegleria fowleri is found in warm or hot water that is unclean or lake water and even if there is a risk it is very minimal.
aren't those only in the wild? + if they were a legit issue in tap water people would be dying left and right from showers/baths especially when they wash their hair.
@ the chlorine found in tap water typically kills around 90-99% of amoebas. But some survive. A Seattle woman used a Neti pot with tap water filtered through a Brita and unfortunately passed away.
11:07 I guess another thing is for college students who don't have stoves or a kitchen in their dorms. This could help cook food easily without having to go find a kitchen to do it.
yeah lol
After 15:23 we need to see top 10 sussest gadgets
8:00 Not with the jeans Arun come onnnnn
@thelastchairlol8527he could’ve put shorts on
@@RoyaltyRoverthats what im saying it just hurts
I think you underrated that kettle. There are lots of circumstances when traveling that a kettle like that would come in handy.
15:36 now we know mrwhosethe boss don’t have a straight banana😂
Aw hell nah lol
Arun’s the one TH-camr where I don’t skip half of the video.
Great video, as usual.
I agree! I don't know exactly what he does differently than other people. But, it's not too fast or too slow.
@@BrianScramlin well he often puts a progress bar to see the length and also he makes things to see later in the video for example the face mask
20:45, I've seen that before on infomercials, it's basically an unofficial disability aid for people who have Parkinsons or who have had a stroke or have some other disability that impacts their ability to grip things. There's lots of products like that. Any time you see a product that does something this simple and wonder "who on earth needs that?", remember that there are people who are less able than you are.
The AAA to AA conversion tube makes perfect sense; both batteries have the exact same voltage range (4.2v peak, to 3.0v when pretty much dead) they just have a different capacity (mAh) so AAA won't last as long as an AA would, but if you can complete the circuit in the battery sled then you will have a working device.
One way to achieve this for infinitely less money: take a tiny piece of tin foil and fold it into a tiny square, folding it over and over again until the positive (+) contact on the top of the AAA battery reaches the positive (+) terminal on the battery sled of the device you're trying to power when you place the tin foil between the negative (-) contact of the battery and the negative (-) terminal of the battery sled. So it should look like:
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17:05 is "TikTok made me buy it" gonna be come the new "As seen on TV"? Why is this the timeline we live in?
Lol that's actually so true
"Ass Seen on TT" wait..
bro I had that cup like years ago same with my brother it was a stars wars one
@@cosmicisverysigmalol
17:45 it dosent matter if its cereal or milk first because the bowl is last, everyone knows that
Best bit last
Then table
@@JaggedMedal not it’s the spoon then the table
Or you could do it a the same time
Russian Badger reference?
In defense on self heating pot, if you living single in a small apartment and you really want to optimize the cooking part without a need for a stove, it work.
Just minus the cooking on bed. Just cook it on a Japanese table or something.
the question for almost all these products: how long do they work?
Make sure you use cooled boiled water for the nasal system next time Arun, this will prevent infection from any bacteria in the tap water, it is very dangerous to do otherwise.
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This is very serious. Like you could die serious!
@@loganlyons1634 No joke. There is a type of amoeba that survives in tap water and then can get to your brain. Most amoeba types are harmless, but not every one, alas.
naegleria fowleri 👀
Reported the video for self harm. This is just irresponsible.
When I was a kid I used to use tin foil on my AAA batteries so it would properly fit and that idea of the case is just genius.
That veggie chopper thing is actually very common in south asian countries
Dirty mind activated at 14:59 💀
That caught me off guard😂
Lesson from this video is to not buy things advertised from TikTok
Why?
Most of them did the jobs they were intended to.
@@shisir1791 Yeah I think they just clicked on the video, commented assuming everything was bad without watching the video and left to wait for all the likes
@@horizontal-human you sir are a genius but I did infact watched the video, although a general rule of thumb is that most of these products are over hyped by drop shippers and affiliate marketers
@@RealNinox that is true, people like money so they do that
@@RealNinox oh no!
So you're telling me the advertisers advertised their product?
Damn! How will I ever recover from that.
4:28 No. I does not suck out air and create a vacuum. It does the opposite. Fizzy drinks go flat because you remove the pressure when you open it, and the more you drink, the more space for the fizz to escape before the pressure builds up high enough to stop the reaction from happening. With this device you can pump more air in and create the pressure faster than the fizz can do it on its own, thus stopping it from using up the fizz to pressurize and ending up with a flat drink.
The pressure that is removed when opening is the carbon dioxide used to make the drinks fizzy in the first place. When the can is left open it give the opportunity for the carbon dioxide to escape. The same thing happens with bottled soda. If you do not close it correctly, the carbon dioxide will escape and make it flat. A SodaStream can help flat drinks become fizzy cause it injects the carbon dioxide into the water thats used to make sodas or carbonated water.
@@GrimRaider666 that is why those pump things don’t remove air, they add, and build pressure, to stop the co2 from escaping. Again, what I said in my initial comment.
It doesnt add air thats the thing. It actually does remove it. I have one and have put it to my hand, It has a suction meaning the air is removed preventing the carbon dioxide to reside in the drink instead of escaping with the air when the cap is not on. If air was being built up in the can, itd be harder to squish the can when putting it away. You dont need air to maintain carbon dioxide within a can. You just need a proper seal. which the cap provides. @@BuzzBazzJ
@@GrimRaider666 no. If you push it to you hand it pushes the air out of the way, and thus creates the suction you are talking about. When you place them on a container the seal is correct (compared to your hand) and thus it can pump more air in correctly. What you are referring to can be done with a bicycle pump, and you can “create” suction, because the seal is incorrect and as it has some flex/molding you end up “filling” the hole with your squishy hand flesh. If you took the air out you would create a negative pressure inside the container and it would collapse if the force is too great for the container to handle. The problem with removing the air is that you are extracting more of the carbonation making the drink even flatter than before. I swear, you can do this example very easy. Take a new soda bottle, empty some of it, then squeeze it until there is almost no more air in the bottle, then close the cap as you have it squished. You can let the bottle be or you can shake it to see that the carbonation will expand the bottle back to its original, full state. Proving my point in how these pumps function. Just try it before you post anything else. I’ll even pay you for the soda thought paypal if I’m wrong.
I was thinking the same thing. Creating a vacuum in the can would cause all the carbon dioxide to come out of solution.
That blade pull spinner thing is very common where I live and it is so helpful!
In fact, I literally used it like 20 minutes ago
20:30 there's also a much simpler solution to this: a spring that clicks on the hinge. I have them in my house, they work great and you barely notice them
So we are just gonna ignore the video at 13:05? Unbelievable. That baby is cool. 😎😎😎😎😎
This one is probably the best video I have seen in a month. You have nailed the video Arun. Awesome 20mins spent on getting so much information. Plus with TikTok you just can’t rely on the reviews. Thank you.
10:50 Idk if I am right but that is for cooking in the forest when you don’t have gas or anything like that not in bed
9:29 In ayurveda this practice is called Jal-Neti, and it is used to clear out your block nose. Traditionally, it is performed by pouring salt-water solution into one of the nostrils using a container with a small orifice for water to pass into the nostrills (using a conch or a cup with a small tube to pour out water from), and allowing water to pass out from other nostrills. One key point to remember while doing jal-neti is to breathe from your mouth to prevent water from going in the lungs from the nose.
2:22 Arun the science guy!
The AAA to AA battery adapters are overkill. For years I’ve just wadded up a small piece of aluminum foil at the springy end of the battery compartment and it’s always worked. Also not a waste of plastic 😊
Uhhhh... What
@@Emma-ex8gx Jup, and u can just wrap some thin cardboard around it with some tape and it also doesnt wiggle
That feels like a fire hazard, also, those AA to AAA adapters are reusable
Yeaaaah, that's a gigantic fire hazard. Hope you're kidding
You can make AAA to AA by filling the gap with a foil
"Its allows you to touch your phone in very specific places"
Bro what? 😭🙏
At 10:17 Arun started breathing in 8k
😂
That pot is actually very good if you're travelling. I've got one that can boil water (I don't trust hotel Kettle), cook, steamboat, etc. If you travel alone the portion size is perfect too.
woudlnt it make more sense to just buy locally a bit of vinegar, boil it in the hotel kettle to clean it and you are good to go instead of carring this thing with you :D
12:37 perfectly put...
“I am a massive banana man” someone better photoshop Arun in a banana costume
15:45 top post of r/sounding.
Fu.. i hate why I know what it is stupid subreddit baiters
😂😂😂😂
Oh god no 🗿
Pushing 🥵Pushing 🥵Pushing 🥵ahhhhhh😩
@@Kaixen_shorts wtf 🤣
9:34 Never ever use tab water for that. You might get a deadly infection considerably easy.
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@@PhoenixSS if you use tab water, you might get pretty easily amoebic meningitis. Tab water naturally does have minimal amounts of micro bacteria but they are usually not that dangerous because the stomach acid kills them. If you rinse them directly inside your sinuses though, there is nothing holding them back and ones they’re there, chances are big to develop an infection which is usually fatal.
@@af2828 tap water
Tab water? can connect with Bluetooth as well ? Noice
@@TGSankar not getting the point here.
21:09 WAIT DO I HAVE A JAM FACTORY AND NO ONE TOLD ME?!?!? 😭. Long lost jam inheritance? Am I the aire to a jam/jelly empire? 😭😮💨
the nose thing was different in the tik Tok, but either way if it works it works. I always have stuffiness on the right side of my nose and tried something similar in yoga class once, did literally nothing other than make me choke.
The lazychef pot 10:34 would be good for camping if your car has a socket
That banana machine was hilarious lol I could tell you were trying your hardest to keep it family friendly 😂
17:25 bro poured the milk before the cereal 💀
the fizz preserver doesn't create a vacuum it pushes in pressure to stop more co2 leaving
10:09 me watching this with a completely blocked nose is torture😡😂
16:35 thats the weirdest way I've seen someone peel a banana
Thats literally the same thing I said lmaoo
@@bassooll69 lol
It's peels quickly
Instead I eat it on the side he weird af
Ikr
Congratulations arun, I've been watching you for too long and I'm proud of you, For the man you once were and the man you've become, Everyone is very proud of you.
7:53 owl sound 😂
I think the self heating pot has better use for campers (given they have a mobile power supply unit) or people living on the road in small vehicles. Also, those magnetic two side window cleaners or whatever they're cold, I remember my uncle having one in his fish tank ages ago, I guess they wanted to make it bigger and the banana filler, change bananas for churros or hotdogs with cheese
The fingerprint door handle is amazing actually. I've had mine for 2 years and not only it's super comfortable to go out without keys in my pocket, I don't have to spend money on locksmiths for locking myself out. 10/10 for me.
Wait you use it on your main door/front door of your use...?
@@CybertroninfiniteOfficial yes
@@Wulfi4 I wouldn't trust it
@@Wulfi4 can't most of these be opened with a magnet?
@@crusadersex I mean every lock is super easy to open if you have the right tool. Plus I live in an apt building so the chances of a robber showing up at mine is really slim.
15:20 💀🌚🌚 massive banana man
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Arron's smart he realized that when he has sponsors lots of people just skip past because they didn't come for the sponsor they came for the gadgets so if he does a sponsor while showing off a gadget more people stay very very smart arron
Yep
I personally love WHOOSH! I’ve bought so many bottles😂. But since it doesn’t have alcohol, it doesn’t degrade the protective film on your screens so scratches are less likely
Whoosh is the name of a train service where I live, hahaha.
14:20 Phone Lock Box: We tried this with our nephew who wouldn't stop using his phone the entire day. It's usually to keep the kids away from their phones for sometime and focus on "other" life-like things (study, having quality family time/dinner, etc.).
Instead of putting the phone screen-side up, just put it facing down, then they literally can't use it until the timer goes off. 😏
Until they see a video by the lock picking lawyer
@@guycohen4403 McNally also did it too😂
@@guycohen4403or they slam and break it open
"I don't think I've ever seen a straightened banana in my life!" - Arun 2023
I didn't think a sentence could speak as much volume as this one does 😂
"This is going to get messy I can just tell" and "Now we slide the banana in slowly and carefully", THESE PHRASES CAN BE TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT REALLY BAD LOL
Where does he keep all these gadgets though? I’m convinced he has a whole dang wearhouse!
He might just return everything after he's finished
The can opener is given to people with physical issues, like fibromyalgia, arthritis, scoliosis, etc. So extremely useful, as use it almost on a daily basis in my household (4 people with disabilities). Thanks for the honest opinions on all things.
The jar opener?
As a person with arthritis, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia I can attest that the jar opener would be sooo beneficial…
it’s also useful to able bodied people
Therapist: Gloopy mask Arun can't hurt you, he is not real.
Gloopy mask Arun: 22:13
Kids: “we won’t need math when we are older”
MrWhoseTheBoss: 2:20
10:42 that mirror definitely needs a cleaning 😅
I was sure he would say "To find out if lots of views, actually means lots of use"