These 1 year in review videos are always so nice to see! I use these a lot to figure out what products you've reviewed to try as I might not have as much disposable income to spend on random stuff
The Washwow looks like a food sanitizer that Ann Reardon just discussed on her channel How To Cook That. As a food scientist, she was able to explain how electrolysis works and why a device this size isn't going to be effective. So no surprise it didn't imress you. I didn't see your original review for the food slicer, but that certainly peaked my interest!
My mom has a food slicer like that, it's perfect for slicing so many things. She mainly uses it to make dehydrated fruits and they come out super consistent.
I have used a dish washer handled dispenser for years. I hate sponges. I keep packages of refill scrubber heads. We have a dishwasher, but I wash pots, pans, and knives by hand. Best thing ever.
I bought one of those pump slicers because of your review and I love it! I use it almost daily for sweet potatoes. I've used it to cut carrots for soup and had so many compliments on how super thin my carrot slices were. I absolutely love that slicer and if it ever breaks I'll run right out to get another one
Yes I just put that in my cart on Amazon. I have a slicer from over 20 years ago and you have to keep changing the blades and it’s a little bit scary. I probably would have more salads for example if it didn’t take forever to cut things
I have k e of those slicers but as yet (more than a year) I haven’t used it. I’ve had a V-Slicer for more than 30 years (a mandolin) and it works perfectly - maybe I need to give my slicer like the one you showed just to see how I like it. One big thing is that I can use larger diameter veggies (like potatoes) that won’t fit into the push slider.
@@sandybruce9092 that’s the kind that I have what you called the V slicer and I have this one in my cart on Amazon because even using the little holder with the prongs I still feel like it’s too dangerous
@@dcwatashi I’ve never had a single ooops with the V Slicer. Sometimes I use the holder and sometimes I don’t % but I’m very careful. Yes, I do need to change blades but it’s so much easier,to clean - just wash any individual,blade used. There are some really nice sliders available and if a person finds one that works - great! I do,love kitchen gadgets so I sometimes need to be careful about buying the newest item😄😄😄😄.
@@sandybruce9092 thank you Sandy, and if you follow James for any length of time the fact that he even still uses this one year later is amazing. I wanted to get it when he first did a video review on it but at least with Amazon if you don’t like it you can return it within 30 days
I've been watching all your vids since some years now and i'm still getting surprised by your dedication. I don't know any other channel doing similar long term updates and these do a lot for your credibility. Could even do a video on products you kept using for the last 5+ years.
19:50 scrubbers and sponges that suggest you put soap in them actually work better if you put water in them and drizzle a little soap on them as normal. Instead of having way too much soap, you get just the right amount of soap for a lot of dishes and it is optimally hydrated. Works much better than the intended use of the reservoir! (I usually use the one with the sponge end) Edit: I change the water after every washing- you don't want it to sit and grow things.
The golden egg thingy made me think of "we must, we must, we must develop our bust. Great recap, James. Seeley's are my favorite pillow hands down. Have a great evening. 🤗🥰
5:19 I really love your guys’s pillow reviews. I like that you all have different pillow preferences and still come out with similar favorites. Really gives a good insight on what you’d like according to your preferences! Wish we could do the same with mattresses lol
Chely your response here means a lot. I really like taking part in the pillow review discussion. Thank you so much for tuning in. I am very happy to have you here.
without seeing your review on the no tie shoe laces....I bought several pairs in both black and white and have them on several of my former lace up shoes....love them! As you get old, bending over to tie shoelaces is a hassle....I like my hassle free shoes! HA HA
Silicon (con rhymes with "on") is a brittle metal used to make semiconductor chips, silicone ( rhymes with ice cream "cone" is a rubber type material. Thanks for the reviews.
I actually found out recently that the ninja creamis way of making ice cream comes from a restaurant grade expensive machine, as in you have a frozen puck that gets shredded to pieces by blades. I think that machine was over 50,000, making the ninja even more value for the price
It's about 15,000 I don't know where you got 50 from. And the restaurant version is a lot more powerful. But yeah, the original patent ran out and Ninja produced a cost reduced version almost immediately. It you have a use for the Nija Creami then they're more than worth any money. Amazing machines.
Yeah I actually remember/found out that I was leaving comments ripping on the ninja creami for being useless only to find out it was based on an expensive professional and a UA-camr even tested it only to find that the creami is nearly as good mostly just a weaker motor that wouldn’t stand up to constant industrial use. But 50k is kinda nuts from what I heard the pacojets were around 3-8 thousand dollars. Not even 15k like the other commenter said
I miss the OG PVA 10x mop. These things were AWESOME! I still have the OG one and found replacement heads and that thing is still one of the best mops in the world
I got the same kitchen slicer, works very well but the time and effort needed to clean the small bits stucked inside really make me consider just taking out the knife and chopping board sometime
The Sealy Pillow is THE BEST I have ever had in my 60 years on this Earth. I also do not use the cool side, but the opposite side is so comfortable. It is just soft but firm. Something hard to get just right. I think I got mine at Big Lots, and it was reasonable. If you haven't tried one, it's worth the risk.
Thanks for the review! I bought Ninja Creami only because of your review. 😊 Here in Texas, the hot weather lasts so many months cold foods feel better to eat than hot stuff. It works very well to make all natural ice cream, easy to add even veggies to children's ice cream. Most store bought has too much additives and sugar. I have multiple kitchen gadgets and slicers, but if you still use your slicer that much, I believe it would work for me also. A second one I think to buy after seeing this is that floor mop. I use steam cleaner, but it requires more time to heat it, power cord etc. This mop could be handy, just a quick kitchen floor cleanup after kids drop something.
And one of my neighbors daughters used to work for a cleaning company and says you have to be careful with those steam mops because the heat can lift the linoleum tiles off the floor. I wanted to keep using my steam mop because I have pets in the house and don’t want to clean with any cleaners So I try not to stay on any area for too long
Thank you James for reviewing what kept and what you didn't keep. It helps tremendously ! I to cannot believe you've been on for 39 years, you must have awesome young gene's in family 😊. Thx again, looking forward to the other one's. Happy Sunday.
I use that dish brush (without soap) for general household scrubbing where I don't want to risk damaging any surfaces. I like it quite a lot, especially the ergonomics. I haven't actually ever used it on dishes.
I have three of those cable organizers (desks at home and at work and my nightstand). They have held up incredibly well, and they're heavy enough to stay put without adhesive unless you really yank the cables.
With all of these mop videos, have you ever done one of these “vacuum mops”? For example the the Bissell CrossWave. I know you shouldn’t use Steam Mops on Wood Floors, but these are gaining popularity and with dogs I do a lot of mopping.
The washwow 'might' have worked better with a handfull of salt in the water as that would produce some chorine but even then it is still probably about as useful as a road drill to a canary.
Brushes with built in dispensers are sold to increase sales of liquid soaps. Some ninja products seem quite gimicky, such as their bbq you can load with wood pellets for added smoke but others like the creami are domestic versions of restaurant/catering machines.
I have a nerve damage from hurting my neck due to a pillow falling between the headboard crack and may even lose feeling in my arm because arthritis has locked the nerve in place. I searched for a pillow for a while and i must say the convalescent pillows are the best I've ever used. Look em up
All the elastic laces do is turn normal shoes into slipons; which normally have elastic darts on the sides. These just make you wear the back of the shoe down and throw them out earlier than normal. Buy slipons. As for the egg 'exercise machine', it reminded me of the bullworker of decades ago.And with the pop tarts on a stick quite amusing. Updates can be fun!
My family used a brush with a soap container for many years, but it was a lot different. There was a coarse pad between the soap and the outside that wicked it out when the brush was wet. It worked extremely well.
I just came across the Presto Stuffler Stuffed Waffle Maker. It looks super interesting in both savory and sweet options. A stuffed waffle burger sounds good. Thought you might like to try it out since you've done other waffle makers in the past.
I hope those laces are not made of silicon, a crystalline (no stretch) substance used to make computer chips. But if they were to use silicone for the laces I would bet that they are nice and stretchy. Thanks for another informative video.
Love our Nija Creami although we are waiting for a warranty replacement not sure what happened but we started having issues after about 3 months of use.
@@swapnil_dl I have a solution for you…. You live in India… what’s India known for….scams…. So call Americans up.. scam them into sending you stuff off Amazon… thank me later. 😆😆😆
@@ShintogaDeathAngel He must’ve said something in the video that I did not catch because there are quite a few people who made reference to this 39 years
The WashWow seems so silly to me. I use a cheap battery-powered toothbrush with various detergents to do stain removal. The combination of scrubbing and vibration works better than anything else I have tried.
My thoughts on the waffle toaster based only on your review. If you had used the correct amount of batter, it would have worked fine. There needs to be directions on how much batter to use. Also, it should make a good omelette if you pour in beaten eggs. Thanks for your hard work!
I purchased the buttermill and was hoping it would work for me. But I couldn't get it to work. I must have gotten a different brand because it did not screw in, but it needed to be pushed in. I just wasn't strong enough to push the butter out. I ended up throwing it away. I gave it a one-star review on Amazon. I think the reason I got a different one was because the one you purchased was out of stock, which seemed odd to me at the time. Thanks for the video!!!
The waffle maker seems like a cool concept until you realize how poorly it was made. The moulds should have had a fill line, and snapped securely together.
I bought the butter mill, the sticks of butter from Costco are too wide (about ¼ inch) to fit in it. I don't know if there are different size sticks of butter. It works pretty well, but I put plastic wrap around the plunger, it was not a tight fit.
Re: Ninja Creami - the recipe, not the gadget is responsible for the taste. But it seemed to make ok ice cream. That kitchen slicer looks safer than some and I'm going to che3ck it out. I have a mondoline, but its one of those where it's pretty easy to cut yourself if not extremely careful. I really like your reviews. Your presentations are no nonsense and honest.
Pva mop, worst thing ever. It was awkward and hard to manage. It was almost impossible to get it wet in one piece. It was too large for a regular bucket. It seems like it would be great but for people with strength and movement issues, it actually became quite difficult. I threw it away after the first failed use.
Only just occurring to me, the butter mill would be annoying to use if you live in a country where butter comes in larger blocks than that. You'd have to cut it down to size.
This was my first time seeing any kind of review for Ninja Creami. I was thinking of getting one when I saw in store and/or in tv commercial (not any review). I’ll have to agree, it is quite loud. Despite noise, I would t mind getting it just for times when I’ve got the urge for certain flavors and can’t find in my local stores.
I always laugh when I see golden egg products. many years ago NightHawkinLight showed a way to scramble eggs inside their shells. what he did was put the egg in a sweaters arm sleeve and tie both ends and then spin very very fast.
The waffle toaster probably hurts every Belgian eye.... But you almost every time forget (and you are not alone) that waffle batter expands/rises when you bake it (some more then other)
I wish you'd tell us what you use for shaving and treating your head. Many of us that are new to the total bald life might like to know. Unless of course you just have it professionally done. Us average schmoes probably can't afford that.
These 1 year in review videos are always so nice to see! I use these a lot to figure out what products you've reviewed to try as I might not have as much disposable income to spend on random stuff
Anyone else ever see these update videos and think, "damn, it's been year?" 😂
Yep! Me exactly. 🤣
@@ShirlBussman these 39 videos and 39 years flew by
@@russellmz They always do, my friend.
every time and it's pretty depressing
@@sebimaurer I'll drink to that.
The Washwow looks like a food sanitizer that Ann Reardon just discussed on her channel How To Cook That. As a food scientist, she was able to explain how electrolysis works and why a device this size isn't going to be effective. So no surprise it didn't imress you. I didn't see your original review for the food slicer, but that certainly peaked my interest!
electrolysis can also remove rust
My mom has a food slicer like that, it's perfect for slicing so many things. She mainly uses it to make dehydrated fruits and they come out super consistent.
I think I want that slicer as well, way safer than a mandolin.
That gadget is just a water separator. I’ve used them to power potato cannons as a kid as well as a simple demonstrator
Piqued*
I have used a dish washer handled dispenser for years. I hate sponges. I keep packages of refill scrubber heads. We have a dishwasher, but I wash pots, pans, and knives by hand. Best thing ever.
I bought one of those pump slicers because of your review and I love it! I use it almost daily for sweet potatoes. I've used it to cut carrots for soup and had so many compliments on how super thin my carrot slices were. I absolutely love that slicer and if it ever breaks I'll run right out to get another one
Yes I just put that in my cart on Amazon. I have a slicer from over 20 years ago and you have to keep changing the blades and it’s a little bit scary. I probably would have more salads for example if it didn’t take forever to cut things
I have k e of those slicers but as yet (more than a year) I haven’t used it. I’ve had a V-Slicer for more than 30 years (a mandolin) and it works perfectly - maybe I need to give my slicer like the one you showed just to see how I like it. One big thing is that I can use larger diameter veggies (like potatoes) that won’t fit into the push slider.
@@sandybruce9092 that’s the kind that I have what you called the V slicer and I have this one in my cart on Amazon because even using the little holder with the prongs I still feel like it’s too dangerous
@@dcwatashi I’ve never had a single ooops with the V Slicer. Sometimes I use the holder and sometimes I don’t % but I’m very careful. Yes, I do need to change blades but it’s so much easier,to clean - just wash any individual,blade used. There are some really nice sliders available and if a person finds one that works - great! I do,love kitchen gadgets so I sometimes need to be careful about buying the newest item😄😄😄😄.
@@sandybruce9092 thank you Sandy, and if you follow James for any length of time the fact that he even still uses this one year later is amazing. I wanted to get it when he first did a video review on it but at least with Amazon if you don’t like it you can return it within 30 days
LOve the reviews and the recaps make me want to watch your older videos again. Thanks for the great content.
I've been watching all your vids since some years now and i'm still getting surprised by your dedication. I don't know any other channel doing similar long term updates and these do a lot for your credibility. Could even do a video on products you kept using for the last 5+ years.
19:50 scrubbers and sponges that suggest you put soap in them actually work better if you put water in them and drizzle a little soap on them as normal. Instead of having way too much soap, you get just the right amount of soap for a lot of dishes and it is optimally hydrated. Works much better than the intended use of the reservoir! (I usually use the one with the sponge end) Edit: I change the water after every washing- you don't want it to sit and grow things.
The golden egg thingy made me think of "we must, we must, we must develop our bust.
Great recap, James. Seeley's are my favorite pillow hands down. Have a great evening. 🤗🥰
5:19 I really love your guys’s pillow reviews. I like that you all have different pillow preferences and still come out with similar favorites. Really gives a good insight on what you’d like according to your preferences! Wish we could do the same with mattresses lol
Chely your response here means a lot. I really like taking part in the pillow review discussion. Thank you so much for tuning in. I am very happy to have you here.
Have u tried that pillow? I use coop pillows and it's decent
Bought several pairs of the shoe laces after the official episode. We love them
Seems like the Pop Tart maker would be good for making savory pastries or something like pizza rolls, meats, cheeses, and veggies.
LOVE YOUR reviews!! It's a great help of what to buy and NOT to buy!❤❤👍
pop tarts arent particularly good, they are just fast and easy. once you take those aspects away, whats the point?
Still use my butter mill almost daily. Great device!
It’s so crazy when it’s like oh I remember these!
Thanks for all the work you go thru to save us money! It's really appreciated!!
I was recently wondering if I had missed a review of food slicers, and this one is the very slicer I was looking at. I’m glad it’s held up well!
Love this type of reviews 👍🏻
I love these, now I’ve been subscribed for a while it’s cool because I’ve seen all the original reviews too!
New parts timestamp:
Mail Time : 2:28
Pillow Comparison : 5:19
Waffle Toaster : 7:22
Ninja Creami : 9:20
PVA Mop : 11:03
Kitchen Slicer : 12:29
Mini Pop Tart Maker : 14:09
WashWow : 16:01
Golden Goose : 17:35
Kitchen Gadgets Under $15 : 19:51
Looks like these are off now. Maybe a section was removed?
The times are correct, they skip the “recap” phase for each product.
@@zakaluka ah gotcha thanks
without seeing your review on the no tie shoe laces....I bought several pairs in both black and white and have them on several of my former lace up shoes....love them! As you get old, bending over to tie shoelaces is a hassle....I like my hassle free shoes! HA HA
Gotta love the "All hail Geezer" t-shirt!
🤘 🤘 🤘 🤘
I want that butter device real bad!!!
I love these videos after a long days work. Something so soothing about his videos, thank you freaking reviews :)
The worst one should be that laundry washer thing!
Creami is awesome. It's loud because of how it works no avoiding it. I mix fruit and juice for sorbets. Great for allergies or diets.
Sounded like a jet take off.
Thanks. I've been thinking about that slicer. Yep, gonna get it.
I have those silicone laces for four years. They work great and come in many colors!
I bought the kitchen slicer and LOVE ❤IT!
Silicon (con rhymes with "on") is a brittle metal used to make semiconductor chips, silicone ( rhymes with ice cream "cone" is a rubber type material. Thanks for the reviews.
I actually found out recently that the ninja creamis way of making ice cream comes from a restaurant grade expensive machine, as in you have a frozen puck that gets shredded to pieces by blades.
I think that machine was over 50,000, making the ninja even more value for the price
It's about 15,000 I don't know where you got 50 from. And the restaurant version is a lot more powerful.
But yeah, the original patent ran out and Ninja produced a cost reduced version almost immediately. It you have a use for the Nija Creami then they're more than worth any money. Amazing machines.
Yeah I actually remember/found out that I was leaving comments ripping on the ninja creami for being useless only to find out it was based on an expensive professional and a UA-camr even tested it only to find that the creami is nearly as good mostly just a weaker motor that wouldn’t stand up to constant industrial use. But 50k is kinda nuts from what I heard the pacojets were around 3-8 thousand dollars. Not even 15k like the other commenter said
Thanks for the clear defined update on the products.😊
I miss the OG PVA 10x mop. These things were AWESOME! I still have the OG one and found replacement heads and that thing is still one of the best mops in the world
This is weirdly interesting. Seeing reviews of things most of the time I haven't made that much thoughts about.
lol I remember the waffle toaster. that was a disaster and seems even less convenient than just a regular waffle maker
Even if the silicone is completely non-toxic, it probably makes the waffles taste horrible.
@@ramdom_assortment Yeah he didn't mention a silicone test but might as well add that to the pile of reasons why not to ever get this product
that was a great video thank you so much to share with me james white.
I bought that scrubbing brush after seeing this review when you originally made it. I love it.
I got the same kitchen slicer, works very well but the time and effort needed to clean the small bits stucked inside really make me consider just taking out the knife and chopping board sometime
Butter mill ALL day long. Spreading block butter fresh from the fridge is near impossible...great product.
The Sealy Pillow is THE BEST I have ever had in my 60 years on this Earth. I also do not use the cool side, but the opposite side is so comfortable. It is just soft but firm. Something hard to get just right. I think I got mine at Big Lots, and it was reasonable. If you haven't tried one, it's worth the risk.
Thanks for the review! I bought Ninja Creami only because of your review. 😊
Here in Texas, the hot weather lasts so many months cold foods feel better to eat than hot stuff. It works very well to make all natural ice cream, easy to add even veggies to children's ice cream. Most store bought has too much additives and sugar.
I have multiple kitchen gadgets and slicers, but if you still use your slicer that much, I believe it would work for me also.
A second one I think to buy after seeing this is that floor mop. I use steam cleaner, but it requires more time to heat it, power cord etc. This mop could be handy, just a quick kitchen floor cleanup after kids drop something.
And one of my neighbors daughters used to work for a cleaning company and says you have to be careful with those steam mops because the heat can lift the linoleum tiles off the floor. I wanted to keep using my steam mop because I have pets in the house and don’t want to clean with any cleaners
So I try not to stay on any area for too long
Thank you James for reviewing what kept and what you didn't keep. It helps tremendously ! I to cannot believe you've been on for 39 years, you must have awesome young gene's in family 😊. Thx again, looking forward to the other one's. Happy Sunday.
Where in the world do you figure that he’s been on UA-cam for 39 years do you mean the planet?
UA-cam started in 2005, soo
I use that dish brush (without soap) for general household scrubbing where I don't want to risk damaging any surfaces. I like it quite a lot, especially the ergonomics. I haven't actually ever used it on dishes.
That Ninja Creami can REALLY let someone explore frozen recipe possibilities (I for one would experiment with frozen peanut butter ideas!) 🥜☺️
Right? I want one so bad 😢
We use the Ninja Creami EVERY DAY. We are low carb. Keto Chow Ice Cream!
I have three of those cable organizers (desks at home and at work and my nightstand). They have held up incredibly well, and they're heavy enough to stay put without adhesive unless you really yank the cables.
With all of these mop videos, have you ever done one of these “vacuum mops”? For example the the Bissell CrossWave. I know you shouldn’t use Steam Mops on Wood Floors, but these are gaining popularity and with dogs I do a lot of mopping.
I'd like to see a review on a newer model. I have an older one and wonder how they compare.
The washwow 'might' have worked better with a handfull of salt in the water as that would produce some chorine but even then it is still probably about as useful as a road drill to a canary.
Brushes with built in dispensers are sold to increase sales of liquid soaps.
Some ninja products seem quite gimicky, such as their bbq you can load with wood pellets for added smoke but others like the creami are domestic versions of restaurant/catering machines.
I have a nerve damage from hurting my neck due to a pillow falling between the headboard crack and may even lose feeling in my arm because arthritis has locked the nerve in place. I searched for a pillow for a while and i must say the convalescent pillows are the best I've ever used. Look em up
That sounds really horrible, but I’m glad you found something that helps, even if it’s only a little bit.
Interesting. What brand of convalescent pillow do you have?
Thank you
All the elastic laces do is turn normal shoes into slipons; which normally have elastic darts on the sides. These just make you wear the back of the shoe down and throw them out earlier than normal. Buy slipons. As for the egg 'exercise machine', it reminded me of the bullworker of decades ago.And with the pop tarts on a stick quite amusing. Updates can be fun!
The James that spun the Golden egg 🥚....well kinda! Happy Sunday and great video as always 👍
My family used a brush with a soap container for many years, but it was a lot different. There was a coarse pad between the soap and the outside that wicked it out when the brush was wet. It worked extremely well.
Doesn’t that very first item - the spin thing - work just like my salad spinner?
NGL as soon as he was done with the ninja I paused the video and went and got ice cream
My dog left the room when you were making ice cream….
I love the salad spinner thing, I use it all the time
Jeez, it's been a year already???
Regarding the soap dispenser brush, I use something similar (not the same brand) and I dilute the soap 1 part soap to 3 part water.
I just came across the Presto Stuffler Stuffed Waffle Maker. It looks super interesting in both savory and sweet options. A stuffed waffle burger sounds good. Thought you might like to try it out since you've done other waffle makers in the past.
I hope those laces are not made of silicon, a crystalline (no stretch) substance used to make computer chips. But if they were to use silicone for the laces I would bet that they are nice and stretchy. Thanks for another informative video.
Silicone not silicon
Your pillow video is the video that made me pull the trigger on the coop home goods, funny it’s in this now.
Imagine pouring the batter past where the heating element would be and then get mad that it doesn't work all that well. Dim.
The butter mill is 100% something I wanna get. Looks so useful!
Love our Nija Creami although we are waiting for a warranty replacement not sure what happened but we started having issues after about 3 months of use.
The three products you use & keep using are the only three ID buy anyway,to try. Lol
Don’t be so quick to judge, I’m sure the Wash Wow works……with shirts that are already clean lol
Waffle-based handles are the future!
None of these products available in India, still watching the video without fail, as always😂😂😂
R.I.P INDIA MAN! May you get something one day 😆😆😆 go to usa amazon and see if they ship to you lol 😊
@@AverageReviewsYT they don't 😂. I get some of these products when i travel outta this 3rd world country 😂
@@swapnil_dl I have a solution for you…. You live in India… what’s India known for….scams…. So call Americans up.. scam them into sending you stuff off Amazon… thank me later. 😆😆😆
It's cool you still watch the videos though
@@hectorg5809 I wouldn’t.. the temptation followed by denial would drive me to the point of misery lol
I can't believe you've been a youtuber for 39 years. You don't look a day over 50 😉
His UA-cam channel was created in 2013 that’s only 10 years
@@dcwatashi youarehere0’s comment is a joke. UA-cam hasn’t been around 39 years.
@@ShintogaDeathAngel He must’ve said something in the video that I did not catch because there are quite a few people who made reference to this 39 years
The WashWow seems so silly to me. I use a cheap battery-powered toothbrush with various detergents to do stain removal. The combination of scrubbing and vibration works better than anything else I have tried.
That toaster waffle thing though
My god!!! I am so getting that butter slicer!!!!! That's a better invention than the airplane. Screw you Wright Brothers.
Best product here was the Geezer shirt!
My thoughts on the waffle toaster based only on your review. If you had used the correct amount of batter, it would have worked fine. There needs to be directions on how much batter to use. Also, it should make a good omelette if you pour in beaten eggs.
Thanks for your hard work!
I purchased the buttermill and was hoping it would work for me. But I couldn't get it to work. I must have gotten a different brand because it did not screw in, but it needed to be pushed in. I just wasn't strong enough to push the butter out. I ended up throwing it away. I gave it a one-star review on Amazon. I think the reason I got a different one was because the one you purchased was out of stock, which seemed odd to me at the time. Thanks for the video!!!
I have no idea , why people want a scrambled egg in the shell- that was more work than it was worth . Besides in a boiled egg, I prefer a soft yolks !
12:48 sold! 😂
Do a review on the purple pillow if you haven't done it already. That's my favorite pillow.
He has, he reviewed all types of pillows. I only remember because that's how I found him.
The waffle maker seems like a cool concept until you realize how poorly it was made. The moulds should have had a fill line, and snapped securely together.
I highly recommend you give the purple mattress a 1 year run. I've been sleeping on one and get no soreness every morning
I gave up on pillows now just using random IKEA stuffed animals
Alternative name for the channel would be:
Saint Reviews
Cause of the halo 😇
Your beard looks great!
I bought the butter mill, the sticks of butter from Costco are too wide (about ¼ inch) to fit in it. I don't know if there are different size sticks of butter. It works pretty well, but I put plastic wrap around the plunger, it was not a tight fit.
Re: Ninja Creami - the recipe, not the gadget is responsible for the taste. But it seemed to make ok ice cream. That kitchen slicer looks safer than some and I'm going to che3ck it out. I have a mondoline, but its one of those where it's pretty easy to cut yourself if not extremely careful. I really like your reviews. Your presentations are no nonsense and honest.
Chuck Norris wants his beard back
Pva mop, worst thing ever. It was awkward and hard to manage. It was almost impossible to get it wet in one piece. It was too large for a regular bucket. It seems like it would be great but for people with strength and movement issues, it actually became quite difficult. I threw it away after the first failed use.
how is that waffle toaster better than just a waffle maker? some of these inventions are just pointless
Those laces would not stand up to a sticky drag racing track. Ask me how I know. FYI Crocks are not got for a sticky tack nor are flip flops.
Only just occurring to me, the butter mill would be annoying to use if you live in a country where butter comes in larger blocks than that. You'd have to cut it down to size.
I considered getting a Ninja Creami based on your review but realized I don’t eat that much ice cream.😂
This was my first time seeing any kind of review for Ninja Creami. I was thinking of getting one when I saw in store and/or in tv commercial (not any review). I’ll have to agree, it is quite loud. Despite noise, I would t mind getting it just for times when I’ve got the urge for certain flavors and can’t find in my local stores.
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Growing the beard out! I'm getting Yukon Cornelius vibes, lol.
I always laugh when I see golden egg products.
many years ago NightHawkinLight showed a way to scramble eggs inside their shells. what he did was put the egg in a sweaters arm sleeve and tie both ends and then spin very very fast.
The waffle toaster probably hurts every Belgian eye.... But you almost every time forget (and you are not alone) that waffle batter expands/rises when you bake it (some more then other)
I wish you'd tell us what you use for shaving and treating your head. Many of us that are new to the total bald life might like to know. Unless of course you just have it professionally done. Us average schmoes probably can't afford that.