It would be nice if you gave the price of each product when you demonstrate what it is and does.But that might be a lot of trouble but I enjoy your channel
The flashlight is a single use, disposable one that gets activated by dipping it in water. You can’t redip and get a whole new charge, but it is true that you supposedly get “days of use” once it’s been dipped. These kinds of flashlights are good for shelf life and portability
@@waheedabegum6063 The water doesn't really give it the electricity, the galvanized metal on the inside goes through a chemical process when in contact with water that generates electricity. After you generate the maximum power, the metal oxidizes and becomes useless.
yeaaah... until after a long enough time the Polymer wears away... wich you likely won't notice until its too late. Nifty tool but... not worth the risk. You gotta wash it off anyways so you might as well just use a normal one.
Your flashlight is not the only one in the world that is water powered, I work with water powered flashlight everyday... They are used for life jackets on planes ❤
I used to use paper towels on top of plates or bowls to keep the splatters from happening. But coffee filters are better because they fit, and they are concaved.
Metal can go in the microwave as long as there are no jagged, rough edges. You can put a whole stainless steel bowl in microwave without any problems, but a fork will cause it to arc.
@@NotKanisteezy So, a brand new metal bowl is ok, but once you've whisked a few eggs in it, look out? Interesting. I knew you could put metal in the microwave, but I thought it had to be wrapped to cover the surfaces, never heard of the rough edges being the problem. I've seen some crazy microwave videos, like nuking a grape and getting plasma from it.
I have a version of that cover. It stays attached to the top of my microwave every day. I use it all the time, my son, not so much. He just leaves it attached to the top and heats his food with no cover. 😅
Beware of those microwave bowl covers. The plastic around the magnets on the one in our microwave last night suddenly melted and the magnet began to arch on the microwave, I caught it just in time before it would have started a fire.
Warning: don’t put any random magnet in the microwave. Most magnets are made of metal. And as any other metal, they explode in the microwave. The magnets in this video are “polymer-encased” magnets which are “microwave safe” according to the sellers website. I was not able to find any external sources on these type of magnets. Every time I try to find the specific science on these magnets, the cover keeps coming up. And by the name it seems that these rate magnets covered with polymer plastic (which doesn’t protect against microwave radiation). As an engineer, I’m highly confused on what these “microwave safe” magnets are. So be safe if you are going to try this product.
Metal can go in the microwave as long as there are no jagged, rough edges. You can put a whole stainless steel bowl in microwave without any problems, but a fork will cause it to arc.
Every year we dump a massive 2.12 billion tons of waste on the planet. If all this waste was put on trucks they would go around the world 24 times.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
My guess is that it has two electrodes inside that form a battery using the water as the electrolyte(makes me wonder if it would work better with salt water). Likely whatever power made is very small though so it would be pretty impractical for anything much bigger than that flashlight. Edit: looked again and it’s 72 hours total. Not rechargeable. My guess then would be that it has some kind of acid that the water just dissolves. Still pretty useful since the terminals in the battery wouldn’t corrode until you dip it in water giving much more shelf life than regular non rechargeable batteries.
Metal can go in the microwave as long as there are no jagged, rough edges. You can put a whole stainless steel bowl in microwave without any problems, but a fork will cause it to arc.
@@blade3232 you foreignors really need your own app. UA-cam is an AMERICAN app for AMERICAN users. So yes, most of us, on UA-cam, are going to think heating cereal is weird, and we are going to use the imperial system instead of metric. Deal with it, buddy.
The water powered flashlight is probably with salt water, I had a little toy car with a motor and some metal plates and you added salt water on the plates and it powered on.
If you place anything metallic including magnets inside your microwave oven the radiation will be reflected back into the magnetron inside of your microwave, this can result in overheating and likely an automatic safety thermal overload shutdown, or worst case scenario a fire or a directed energy weapon on the loose, tuned to vapourise water
I literally JUST watched a video of the guy explaining that you can feed the cord of your ninja in the hole in the back to contain the cord, so seeing a product to wrap the cord when the hole is right there is particularly painful 😂
Yeah so much more efficient to hang the lid to the top of the microwave instead of just leaving it in the empty microwave... Definitely worth some money.
plot twist, the flashlight has a water sensor that turns on a very efficient battery for a set amount of time, then eventually runs out and you think its broken instead.
Magnets will mess up with working of the microwave. Not because they are metal, but because they are magnets and electromagnetic waves are what's doing the job. It's like using a flashlight in a cinema.
Cool. I hope I could order that soon in the future. Incase we go fishing or boating, somewhere in the middle of ocean, if something happens, the rescuer will be able to find a survivor. With “a water power flashlight”.
The flashlights are water ACTIVATED not powered. After 72 hours they are useless and cannot be "redipped" and recharged. I get that you make money from these affiliate links but please don't spread misinformation.
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I would h not be wanted those door locks but what the fuck is that url?
Your website is full of repeated stuff 😐
What's that URL. None of those item appear in your web instead some other items appear. Can you give that flashlight link
It would be nice if you gave the price of each product when you demonstrate what it is and does.But that might be a lot of trouble but I enjoy your channel
Your vocal responses to yourself are cringe.
𝓦𝓗𝓐𝓣? 𝓝𝓞 𝓦𝓐𝓨!
See what I mean?
𝓦𝓞𝓦!
Nobody likes it.
𝓗𝓞𝓛𝓨 𝓒𝓡𝓐𝓟!
Let’s not skip over the fact that this man just microwaved cereal and milk
He does that on purpose to get comments, like yours.
My first bf always did this. I got into the habit of it too. Nice in winter with chocolate cereal.
Thank you! That's exactly what I was thinking. Wtf? Lol
A warm bowl of cereal and milk with a touch of agave syrup or sugar is the best way to eat cereal. Fight me.
Or magnets?!
The flashlight is a single use, disposable one that gets activated by dipping it in water. You can’t redip and get a whole new charge, but it is true that you supposedly get “days of use” once it’s been dipped. These kinds of flashlights are good for shelf life and portability
Absolutely, they are powered by chemicals which react with water so they dont rot or rust
why dont they justt make cars of these 😂
There are water activated flashlights on the life vests of many airlines. Delta especially.
@@waheedabegum6063its single use bruh
@@waheedabegum6063 The water doesn't really give it the electricity, the galvanized metal on the inside goes through a chemical process when in contact with water that generates electricity. After you generate the maximum power, the metal oxidizes and becomes useless.
The magnets are Polymer-Encased, which makes them safe for use in the microwave.
Thank you I was confused
Ah ok
I had one of these and it caught on fire and the company offered me $50 to sign an nda
Mag-nificent.
yeaaah... until after a long enough time the Polymer wears away... wich you likely won't notice until its too late. Nifty tool but... not worth the risk. You gotta wash it off anyways so you might as well just use a normal one.
Did I just watch someone MICROWAVE CEREAL
but like that tastes good--
specially on winter
And chips!
It's very common outside of america. My friends from germany do this.
And METAL 💥💥💥
Also oatmeal is a cereal
On the blender...it has its own cord holder 😂😂
Did I really just watch this man microwave cereal?
With chips 🤢
My favorite lunch
@@thishandleisntavaiIable Are you ok? Do you need to go talk to a doctor?
@@StupidCatLady its called oatmeal but ok
@@thishandleisntavaiIable Nah, oatmeal is different. That's meant to be cooked. Cereal is not.
The magnet locks also work for keeping dogs and cats out of the cabinets. Fun fact.
Your flashlight is not the only one in the world that is water powered, I work with water powered flashlight everyday... They are used for life jackets on planes ❤
I used to use paper towels on top of plates or bowls to keep the splatters from happening. But coffee filters are better because they fit, and they are concaved.
What are you putting in a microwave that splaters? I genuinely can't think of anything
@@Type_blazenilRewarming food causes all kinds of spatters: spaghetti, wet burritos, soups, lasagna, etc.
@@astridexplorer5096 I've never had a problem with any of them so I guess I'm just really lucky
Mine just came with such a cover minus the magnets..
@@Type_blazenil well take a good look at your microwave is the walls on it all gross? Then you do have splatters
I love how he says number 2 three times. Lol
I didn't even notice 😂😂
dementia🗿
finally! somebody mentioned it 😅
These toddler locks are life savers!
We have them in kitchen, bathroom and livingroom.
A must have for parents with little world explorers 👍
They're fantastic for those glass entertainment center doors too!
They stop working after awhile
Tell me I wasn’t the only one who thought that flashlight was a vape 😭
i came here in the comments to look if anyone else would say anything. I also thought it was a vape.
I need that flashlight
its a single use iem that is activated by water
Great camping/emergency item
i don’t think he’s talking about the actual flashlight
@@helperofbenjipaw he means that white thing
No . Its shit
Magnets in a microwave huh🤔😳😳
Metal can go in the microwave as long as there are no jagged, rough edges. You can put a whole stainless steel bowl in microwave without any problems, but a fork will cause it to arc.
@@NotKanisteezy So, a brand new metal bowl is ok, but once you've whisked a few eggs in it, look out? Interesting. I knew you could put metal in the microwave, but I thought it had to be wrapped to cover the surfaces, never heard of the rough edges being the problem.
I've seen some crazy microwave videos, like nuking a grape and getting plasma from it.
This will kill your microwave
Magnets will kill the magnetron
💀💀💀💀
I have a version of that cover. It stays attached to the top of my microwave every day. I use it all the time, my son, not so much. He just leaves it attached to the top and heats his food with no cover. 😅
Beware of those microwave bowl covers. The plastic around the magnets on the one in our microwave last night suddenly melted and the magnet began to arch on the microwave, I caught it just in time before it would have started a fire.
Thanks for sharing. It didn't look safe when I saw it.
Who would've thought magnets heat up in a microwave, melt cheap plastic and start arching... Forget about gimmicks. buy a Tupperware cover
I LOVEEE YOUR ADLIBS !!!! 😅They crack me up on EVERY video 😂😍💜💜💯💜
😂😂 microwaved cinnamon toast crunch??
That’s what I was thinking 😂
Science
@@stuffyouactuallyneed826 rocket science
With milk!
With chips
The anti toddler chaos magnets are genius!! Our old locks destroyed our kitchen 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Those stop working after awhile, some don't work right out of the package.
@@TheDelightfulFlowerLadyyou must have gotten a bad batch. We’ve had ours in our kitchen for a couple years now with no issues.
i wanna know what the first thing is! they never tell you! 🤣
Me too!
Its called the porcupine and its to collect the hair in the shower
Let's acknowledge the fact that he literally poured milk and cereal in a plate and microwaved it🤣💀
Let’s acknowledge the fact that he literally did that to generate comments that boost his video in YT algorithms. And here we are, two more comments!
My aunt and uncle use that specific child safety lock at their house. It’s really neat!
Warning: don’t put any random magnet in the microwave. Most magnets are made of metal. And as any other metal, they explode in the microwave.
The magnets in this video are “polymer-encased” magnets which are “microwave safe” according to the sellers website.
I was not able to find any external sources on these type of magnets. Every time I try to find the specific science on these magnets, the cover keeps coming up. And by the name it seems that these rate magnets covered with polymer plastic (which doesn’t protect against microwave radiation).
As an engineer, I’m highly confused on what these “microwave safe” magnets are. So be safe if you are going to try this product.
Bruh how does microwaved cereal and potato chips taste?😅
What was the rubbery thing you turned inside out? Links or names?
Yeah I would also like to know it's name
Yeah I need it for whatever it’s used for.
AYO
It's name is Click Bait. These douche bags never give up making us wonder.
I need that silicone thing to do its silicone thing things
Me putting a paper towel over anything in the microwave: “I have no such needs.”
The microwaved cereal spoke directly to my heart ♥️
I was laughing at the very typical microwave cover until you stuck it to the roof of the microwave. Dude, you burried the lead. 💀
I hope those magnets aren't made of metal.
@@_JiminyCricket_ he put the magnets inside a microwave.
Metal can go in the microwave as long as there are no jagged, rough edges. You can put a whole stainless steel bowl in microwave without any problems, but a fork will cause it to arc.
I found the actual product website and the magnets are supposedly coated in polymer which makes them microwave safe.
@@NotKanisteezyмагниты при определенной температуре размагничиваются
A little fact that may shock you.
The interior of your microwave is 100% metal.
Even the little mesh in front of the glass.
The magnets on the microwave are aNazing!
until your microwave catches fire
r/whoooosh
@@Cosso56 it's not even a joke
This dude is so smart he cooked cereal so everyone would comment then the algorithm would push his video
TIL people find microwaving cereal weird...I didn't know everyone else just ate cold cereal
"Genius!"
"No way!"
"Are you serious?"
"Okay thanks for watching love you bye!"
ayo we reposting now?
Those little voices in between products are the most cringe thing to me.
@@BASSBOOSTEDEIGHTYEAROLD these cringe replies boosts my comment
I love the lowered voice comments after each presentation! "So cool!" *In my lowered commentary voice*
They're adlibs if you wondering
Every year we dump a massive 2.12 billion tons of waste on the planet. If all this waste was put on trucks they would go around the world 24 times.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
“Okay, thanks for watching!” “Love you!!” “Bye!” Such a sweet guy!! 🥰
Love that the cord-wrap thingies are shark-shaped!
@nilered we need an explanation to this water flashlight
It's the secret to power a water powered car.
My guess is that it has two electrodes inside that form a battery using the water as the electrolyte(makes me wonder if it would work better with salt water). Likely whatever power made is very small though so it would be pretty impractical for anything much bigger than that flashlight.
Edit: looked again and it’s 72 hours total. Not rechargeable. My guess then would be that it has some kind of acid that the water just dissolves. Still pretty useful since the terminals in the battery wouldn’t corrode until you dip it in water giving much more shelf life than regular non rechargeable batteries.
I had the microwave cover! It was fine for a while but it eventually started sparking! DANGEROUS!
I love this bros list format we got a #1 and three #2s
Am I the only one concerned about microwaving magnets lol
why would u?
Cool magnets to hold it up in the microwave. Great. Why not our toasters in the bath tub.
😂😂😂waRm and toAsty 🤣🤣🤣
@@walter9724 👌
Metal can go in the microwave as long as there are no jagged, rough edges. You can put a whole stainless steel bowl in microwave without any problems, but a fork will cause it to arc.
@@NotKanisteezy what about a toaster
Try it and report back…oh wait.
yes microwavable magnets sounds like a good idea
Dude- **Microwaves Cereal**
Also Dude- You know what's weird?
These products from Amazon!
I’m literally so happy that I’m not the only one that microwaves their cereal! The milk be too darn cold!
Wtf 😂 you can't be real. Just like the lady on the plane said. What is WRONG with you?!? Please don't answer that.
@@legalize420bro, everyone heats thier milk before cereals. Its just USA that's weird
@@blade3232 you foreignors really need your own app. UA-cam is an AMERICAN app for AMERICAN users. So yes, most of us, on UA-cam, are going to think heating cereal is weird, and we are going to use the imperial system instead of metric. Deal with it, buddy.
@@blade3232hi, I'm not americsn, you're just a freak
@@blade3232naa the hell everyone dont don't
Why is he always warming up cold cereal??
Serve me some hot cinnamon toast crunch if you want to .. It'll be your last😂😂
Those magnet locks are the only form of baby proofing I couldn’t get through
Just learned about ball bungee cords. Great for cords… iron, steamer, extension cords… all neatly stored.
Are magnets in the microwave safe?
This is a very light magnet. It must be some kind of compound magnet. I have had mine for like 1 year now, works great with soups.
My guy just discovered a normal Microwave top
The water powered flashlight is probably with salt water, I had a little toy car with a motor and some metal plates and you added salt water on the plates and it powered on.
I love the shark wire holder 🦈
NEVER EVER PUT MAGNETS INSIDE YOUR MICROWAVE!!!!
Thats what I was thinking
Why not? You can put metal inside microwave, it just can't be reflective
Who am I gonna trust, a product designed to work a specific way, or a guy on UA-cam who’s screaming
Hmmm 🤔
@@Konyad all metal reflects microwaves
Apparently it's made out of a different material that is microwave safe i forgot the name but it's a very long
If you don't want your kids getting to your stuff, then give them the cascade dishwasher detergent
Wow, a joke about killing children, you definitely sound like a completely well adjusted person and not a creep!
Lol. The microwaved cereal. I love your videos! "Ok, love you, bye!!" Lol
Bro's microwave is CLEAN... respect
I need that microwave cover!!!!
The narration is hilarious 😂
Those flashlights are the same mechanism used in ships’ life jackets. Cool!
“Are you serious” 😂 ?! Feels like a voice inside my head
So im not alone with the whole microwaveing cereal thing
that lighter can convert water to energy which means we can make water powered cars. water-energy-power that makes a car move the power😮
That water light thing looks really awesome 👌 👏
FYI... you store the power cable inside the hole it's coming out of on Ninja blenders.
Yes! The underneath the blender motor is a place to store the cord!
Bro they flashlight is essential af for survival
Spaghetti lovers everywhere NEED that microwave thing. Its just perfect!❤
Finally something I throw in the water without it breaking
If you place anything metallic including magnets inside your microwave oven the radiation will be reflected back into the magnetron inside of your microwave, this can result in overheating and likely an automatic safety thermal overload shutdown, or worst case scenario a fire or a directed energy weapon on the loose, tuned to vapourise water
That flashlight idea I’m fairly sure was first used on life jackets like over 40 years ago.
I literally JUST watched a video of the guy explaining that you can feed the cord of your ninja in the hole in the back to contain the cord, so seeing a product to wrap the cord when the hole is right there is particularly painful 😂
Yeah so much more efficient to hang the lid to the top of the microwave instead of just leaving it in the empty microwave... Definitely worth some money.
XD I've seen like 50 "only one in the world" water flashlights
plot twist, the flashlight has a water sensor that turns on a very efficient battery for a set amount of time, then eventually runs out and you think its broken instead.
If those little things aren't called Cord Sharks, I'm going to manufacture my own.
🤣😂🤣😂
Magnets will mess up with working of the microwave. Not because they are metal, but because they are magnets and electromagnetic waves are what's doing the job. It's like using a flashlight in a cinema.
Those doors locks are phenomenal! Just remember to put the magnetic keys on the frig NOT in the junk drawer!
That cord wrapper is a good bottle opener too
Everyone talking about microwaving cereal, but nobody is talking about how plastic wrap is more versatile and much cheaper than that product.
Ahh, warm Frosted Flakes in curdled milk, my favorite
Have had either that, or one that MASSIVLY similar, microwave lid here for at least 6 years. It's really nice to have.
I thought the latch was pretty cool. I don't have little ones running around my house, but it's a bookmark
him: *uses microwave for cereal*
the fbi: *knock knock*
Cool. I hope I could order that soon in the future. Incase we go fishing or boating, somewhere in the middle of ocean, if something happens, the rescuer will be able to find a survivor. With “a water power flashlight”.
Love you too, bye!
*ninja poof* 😊
🕺🏼🕺🏼
Magnets in the microwave, which contain trace metals and will short circuit your microwave eventually; genius!
Y’all are lucky. When my kids were little we had child locks but you had to drill holes in your cabinets to install them. I hated that!
The shark bite cord wrapper takes my money
Try reheating sloppy joes under that wimpy cover... Red splatter everywhere.
I need the 1st one the one where it locks
Flash light looks like a lost Mary vape
I use the magnet locks. Even with my toddler pulls at them they stick fast.
Cereal in a microwave😑🫥🤦🏾♂️🤯
the microwave cover was actually crazy to me, what do you mean everyone doesent already own one?
I was gonna say something about the microwaved cereal but remembered some kids find it more enjoyable that way
The magnet microwave thing only works if your microwave is stainless steel inside. Aluminum microwaves, you can’t use the magnets.
I love your videos because grogu is always there 😁
those magnet locks are great
I've had the microwave cover for years and it's great. They can be put in the dishwasher to be cleaned.
So apparently, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th products are number 2s.
The flashlights are water ACTIVATED not powered. After 72 hours they are useless and cannot be "redipped" and recharged. I get that you make money from these affiliate links but please don't spread misinformation.
My family had the magnet locks when I was growing up and I just liked playing with them once I found out how they worked