@@andrelantiporda2124 Maybe it's the Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition (FE), it's a replacement for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Product. They look basically the same, just with different name and, of course, it wouldn't explode.
@Bunnyshooter 223 Even if the worms died during the cooking process it would still the worm's dead bodies inside the chocolate, i still wouldn't eat it
I think the key is the worms were alive. So the company was stating they wouldnt have been from their factory because in packaging they would have seen them immediatly just by looking. Cus fairly certain that shit is hand checked periodically. And in cooking they be dead. Dead worm are still gross but obviously means the worms showed up after the chocolate itself was made. If it was the original factory it would also mean a recall and a huge loss/cleaning session. But they would have taken the loss in that case obviously.
I didn't have an easy bake oven. What did I use to bake cookies with? An actual oven. You know who helped me? My mom. Supervision is key, people! Just because it's pink and has flowers on it, doesn't mean it's not an oven that'll burn little Suzy's fingers off.
I know right? I still use my sisters old one today for craft projects. The one in the picture with the little girl in the hospital bed is the one I have at home. I loved it so much and my parents never left me alone with it. They only stopped the supervision when I turned 11 and they knew I had the good sense not to stick my hand into a box with a heating element inside. I knew the dangers, I was careful.
I had an Easy Bake oven as a kid in the 80's. I made cupcakes once.. and then I melted everything in my room that would fit thru the window. Crayons were especially fun.
see jerks like you who have mom's saying my baby got hurt this product is no good....but she did'ent know that her SPEICAL little brat thought she was a mad scientist at the time ...hey are you one of the knuckleheaded chumps that also think that rules are meant to be broken...I bet you are and you raise your brood the very same way...smh !!!
With the no spill baby cups, it wasn't so much that people weren't cleaning the valves, it was that you'd have to physically break the valves to get them open, so you could clean it only if you broke it.
Thank you! They were one solid piece, you had to saw through it to open it... obviously destroying it in the process. I had these for my daughter before they were recalled but I threw away the valves once I saw they were moldy inside. It's a shame too because if they didn't have the mold problem they would have been perfect.
BaitMaster Been doing it most of my life haha, it’s not like I have it every day, but 10/10 times when I have cookie dough I eat it raw, and still manage to stay healthy. ez
Zac Christensen nah man it was sarcasm slamming whiners who eat it get sick then blame companies and try suing them. I've done it a few times with homemade cookie dough though, chocolate chip oatmeal raisin. Your comment hahaha love it
Zac you literally don’t know if you have salmonella or e-coil, they take a very long time and plus you can die. Your also bragging about your own death just because of a stupid action.
3:26 Can’t the parents read! There a 8 and up sign there If they read this and did not buy it for their child. That 5 year old will not get her finger cut of!
It's about strict supervision. My mom taught me to cook simple stuff like rice and boiling noodles/egg, etc when I was 7. My aunt taught me pancakes at the same age. When I was 9 they started teaching me to cook actual dishes for the family. By around 11, I can be left alone in the kitchen. It is all about strict discipline, and explanations on my 'why?' questions.
Little kids who are way to young to be playing with it. It is marketed as being for 8 and up and the girl was 5. She was still at the age when many still need to be told not to touch things that are obviously hot.
Children are all retarded that's why so many of the die. Too stupid to maintain basic life functions. I'm surprised my stupid ass didn't die when I was a kid. How I went through the day without forgetting how to breath is a mystery
Easy Bake ovens were a childhood staple. I blame the parents for those injuries. Buying them for children too young for the toy and also not providing adult supervision.
This is the problem these days, people aren't forced to take responsibility. Children are heavily neglected and anything that goes wrong is blamed on others.
Holy shit! I had one of those CSI finger print kits! Funnily enough right around then I started getting sick. From 11-17 I was in and out of the hospital with respiratory issues. While I'm sure the kit wasn't the root cause of my issues, it almost certainly added to them!
@@bagelboi8335 I have one stuck up my nose since 2003. My dentist arranged to have it removed at his expense because it stank. No surgeon wants to do the op, so it stays in until it disintegrates. It is really depressing, specially when I sneeze. I made a big mistake.
The raw material of the powder was polluted with asbestos. Both materals (Chalk ans Asbestos) are often found together in chalk mines. Make up has the same risk as the raw material is also chalk. And of couse sidewalk chalk too.
I mean if your child isn't an idiot and teach them not to do stupid stuff like stick their hand in an oven then there wouldn't be a problem. I personally had one as a kid and used it frequently unsupervised in my spare time. This was when i was around 6. Now before you throw a fit, my parents had actually gotten the oven for sister whom was 9 but she never used it. I knew how to read therefore I knew not to stick my hand in the oven when "CAUTION VERY HOT" was written all over it.
Alice In Wonderland Exactly. I had one as a kid as well, it was the big thing growing up in the early 90s and parents knew it was dangerous but had probably already spoken to us about it and taught us better at a much younger age - you know, that sticking your hand on a hot surface would burn. This included an oven. 😒
yeah don't look at kids as adults they are still learning tey are not stupid bt don't know any better also parents who wold talk about kids even if its not tere own have no clue about kids and should probly be watced closely wit there own cause you know adults being stupid and getting there kids hrt but calling the child stupid rather then a CHILD js
I had an easy bake oven in the 80’s. I used the stick that it came with and common sense not to touch something HOT. Also, it said 8 and up. Hands off, 5 year olds.
I also really think kids are just dumber than they used to be. When I was a kid, we were taught to think for ourselves. Today, kids are taught to think how they are _told_ to think (e.g. common core, ).
I hade a easy bake oven when I was 6 and you know what ! MY MUM HELPED ME . What kind of parents leave a kid with a oven leaving them available to stick their hand in it . Plus a kid must be really young to stick their hand in a oven , my mother supervised me but I followed the instructions and LOVED the oven . Now I am 10 use a real oven (obviously) love baking and cooking and really believe it fueled my love for these hobbies and my parents are happy they bought me it plus I wasn’t dumb enough to stick my hand in it. Not saying I still don’t make mistakes like when I was eight and was peeling a apple and peeled a bit of my finger off . As well as recently I was cutting mushrooms and cut my self with the knife ( only a small cut though 😋) Like these comment if you loved the easy bake oven 🥳
I thought so about the dog food after having three dogs to die in quick succession. Vet exclaimed excess melamine , while surprised I didn't know how to approach this problem until this RU-vid event. Thanks!
A ton of these recalls happened because of people not following instructions and warnings. It's like a nut allergy sufferer plunging their hands into packet that clearly says 'peanuts' on the front and getting shocked when they start having a reaction.
@@Luckyyshot and did you read my comment...you saying "...most of these were American" proved my point that all of them weren't american..because most mean majority but not all...so, it was no point of your reply
Fiery_Eagle that was the issue. It wasnt removable. It was one solid piece of plastic that was solid white. So you could try to wash the surface but that does no good if the liquid stays trapped inside. To see the mold you had to cut open and destroy the valve. There was a seal on both sides that kept liquid trapped in there. Thats not being lazy, thats a design problem. The corrected valve is clear and snaps in half to properly clean.
Yes, I have...I always sneaked the spoon and what was left in the bowl (though it wasn't much) when my grandma baked cookie back when I was a child. Now, I just buy the chocolate chip edible cookie dough for Walmart.
It's delicious. I have to admit, I sneak some bites whenever I make a fresh batch of batter. I never tried eating the ones sitting in the freezer or chiller for a couple of days because more bacteria has grown on that.
Pathetic. Many of these recalls were due to consumer error. Most of the children ones are pretty much "one stupid kid got them-self hurt and ruined it for everyone"
Like a some kid who got hurt trowhing a fidget spinner in the air or one that ate the bearing acidently because she was "licking it for cleaning" as she said. It's wrote for three and up.that's when you stop putting things that aren't supposed to be in your mouth
Trouble with the Easy Bake oven is, that cooking toy for girls was quite popular for many years in the 1970s, and had clear warning that t was an electric toy with possible dangers. Any parent who bought it should have been fully aware that the child should use it with supervision. But when you get "too many complaints" regardless of your safety effort, that is when the product must be removed from public availability.
Funny thing, we have one of the classic ovens from years ago and I wanted to see if this danger was legit. It's like one of those spring loaded trash bin lids that can catch your hand, but if you just push in a bit and relax you can just pull your hand right out. Also, you could just unplug it.
I had an easy bake oven when I was 5, way way back in the early 2000's. Even I knew not to stick my fingers in it, because that's what the plastic stick thing was for. If 5-year-old me had enough common sense to not stick my fingers in a mini-oven, (with or without adult supervision - and yes, my mom supervised. She's not an idiot like a lot of parents are these days.) then it says a lot about how close to extinction common sense is among us these days.
+Jeremy Carter *All computers. In order to get the same amount of RAM on a computer in 2006 as the Note 7, you needed Windows XP 64-bit edition, and that was horrible. And yes, the PowerMac G5 had 8GB RAM, but still was really slow and inefficient.
"whoever thought of a toy oven for kids was an idiot in the first place." um...har har har no one in the 50s and 60s ever complained at the time it was popular.
No likely parents who don't know their kids well enough, ie don't know their children isn't safe, or responsible enough to have such a toy. It would be like giving a kid a BB Gun, when they liked shooting every random living creature around them with a NERF Gun. I say put some mouse traps out, if the child sticks there finger in the trap, odds are good you shouldn't give them an Easy Bake Oven. =D
EZ Bake oven shouldn't have been invented? How about parental supervision and reading the warnings. Around 20+ yrs without severe injuries...sad that children paid the price for poor parental oversight😥
The irony is that the severe injury was caused by changes that were supposed to make it safer. Spring loaded door to keep you from touching the bulb caught her finger so she couldn't pull it out.
the Easy-Bake oven says it's for kids 8 and up and I knew how to cook on a regular stove and oven by the time I was 8 years old. It also says pretty clearly not to put your hand into the machine to try and unjam things. People just can't follow simple instructions and don't want to watch their kids. I think the Easy-Bake Oven is a stupid idea just because I remember it being extremely overpriced, but it shouldn't be a hazard unless you aren't watching your kids or teaching them how to be safe.
yes, the parents are the reason because THEY NEVER FUCKING SUPERVISE THEIR KIDS! the box literally says Adult Supervision Required, if that doesn't tell the parents to watch their kids when they use the oven, idk what will
At the easy bake oven one, I yelled "DID THE PARENTS OF THESE CHILDREN NEVER TELL THEM TO TOUCH A HOT OVEN" and my Mom looked at me and said, "You say that like you never touched the oven before." I cook on the stove, not the oven 😂
The crazy thing is, these are the BIG cases. People don't realize recalls happen literally every week. I'm a manager at a grocery chain and at least once or twice a week we get an email from the distributors telling us to pull something off the shelf. A couple weeks ago we had to pull tuna off the shelf that had metal shavings in it and this week we had to pull some eggs that the manufacturer thought could contain salmonella. Glass particles and metal shavings are such a common reason that it's disgusting. Most recalls in food products happen because of undisclosed allergens. (Like this last week we pulled some cookie dough that didn't display that it was made in a factory near nut products or baking products that didn't disclose that it contained eggs) The FDA doesn't play with these companies because people could die due to undisclosed allergens.
Could say the same about iphones tho. the only difference is apple dosent care about people so they would never recall anything even if it killed people ( i know a few people that all had exploding iphones)
I actually had the CSI investigation kit thing when I was little. I honestly didn't even use it properly, i just ended up opening the package, blowing the dust every where around the house, lost most of the tools and stuff within the span of about 2 days and ended playing with only the little fluffy duster thing and I kept dusting my face. It was surprisingly soft.
Some of these recalls, see more to neglect of parenting then actual product problems. If you don't tell your kid don't swing that around it may wrap around your neck, don't stick your hand in an oven. This is ridiculous. I had one of the old fashioned Easy Bake Ovens, I have that little hot plate that made all the monster goo candy, and my parents sat down with me explain to me about how to use it and I never got burnt. This is a lack of parenting not a bad product. Parents just don't want to get called-out I'm there lack of parenting skills.
The Easy Bake Oven! I had so much fun with mine. But I guess kids in my time where either smart enough to use the tool or our parents actually supervised use. I mean, it does say, "adult supervision advised".
I think odwalla should be on that list, they proudly advertised the fact that they don't pasteurized their juices to preserve the taste. Unsurprisingly, this lead to an E. Coli breakout and 1 person died, while 60 became ill. They had to recall their juices and payed one of the highest fines ever in the us food market.
It's not about cheap labor, there is absolutely nothing wrong with cheap labor. You get to eat rice because some middle aged woman in thailand is working her butt off to pick it, one grain at a time. There will always be someone able to do your "deluxe" job for less money, less privileges, less free time, worse conditions etc. The only thing you can do to make sure it's fair is to cut out the middle man: don't buy premium branded stuff! This video shows that you would not be spared from blunder by buying Disney/Pixar, Nestlé, and similar top tier brands.
I remember the recall on Peter Pan peanut butter. I also had a purple 90s Easy Bake Oven and was perfectly safe because my mom had enough intelligence to SUPERVISE ME WHEN I USED IT!!!
I hardly recall ANY food recalls in the 1980's while growing up. Now, in the last 20 years, or maybe even more like 10, they are almost constant. WHAT the f****???? It's getting ridiculous. It never used to happen; why's it happening so much now?
the fact that that kind of error happens often makes me not trust a lot of the info in their videos. they're more of a "money making over content" channel
I actually had the Sarge car toy and remember when my parents told me it was sick and they had to take it away. They gave me a new one and years later I found out why they took it away
7:10 "The Chinese government prosecuted many people who were to blame; executing two, placing three in prison for life, and other serious punishments were administered." Here in America, the government would help the major corporations cover up the damage and punish nobody.
There are still covering up for that, there is a documentary on how the government has paid doctors that lie to the victims telling them that they are ok when they aren't.
I remembered seeing a van's wheel pop on the highway when I was younger Idk if it was apart of the wheel issue in the video but I to remember how scary it was lucky they where able to stop safely on the side
One year for christmas, me and my cousin each got an Easy Bake Oven. I was 7 maybe 8. My mom and aunt told us to never use it without their supervision or my older cousin’s supervision. We also used common sense and i never got burned. Also, i think they sell the refills for the ovens.
Owen McNemar maybe if you have some extra chromosomes...eating raw cookie dough, even if it's home made, is a great way to get salmonella. I really have no idea why someone would do that. I literally slapped my sister for doing this once. Eat some fucking ice cream, not raw eggs you cretins.
Pink Droid Not sure if it's true, but I heard eggs are actually safe because they are pasteurized (somehow...) and the flour is the part that can be contaminated.
Pink Droid it's the flour, it can cause worms not the eggs, people eat raw eggs all the time lol. Ive been eating raw cookie doh my whole life, no issues, go evolution! Lmao
Steven Matthews That's a bit too general. Raw fruits and vegetables are delicious and good for you. Plus sushi (if it's been frozen to kill parasites) can be eaten raw. Steak is pretty OK to eat almost raw, and steak cooked all the way through is nasty.
It doesn't take a whole tub of e coli to give you kidney failure. E Coli is found in poop, in case you're not familiar. A tablespoon of e Coli contaminated cookie dough is going to make you sick. It's the food poisoning that can make your kidneys shut down, not the amount of cookie dough you eat.
Think, people. The cookie dough is an uncooked combination of what bacteria, as well as kids, like most. Even if it was produced pure and sealed with plastic, it will get contaminated as soon as it is opened, just like a can of tomato paste. In this case the dough may well have been contaminated in the production process. Cooking the dough killed the bacteria and, more importantly, denatured the poisonous waste products the bacteria left behind.That works for most bacterial contamination, with botulism being the exception because of the potency of the waste products.
My brother got the CSI crime kit for Christmas one year. I can remember us going around the house for hours dusting for fingerprints. Never knew it was recalled. Disturbing
The Bridgestone/Firestone/Goodyear thing wasn't the tire manufacturers fault, but Ford motor company. The vehicle was excessively prone to rollover due to the design, combined with the fact that they had way too low of a recommended air pressure for the tires. The low pressure caused an increase in friction within the tire, which raised the temperature to the point the rubber failed. In many if not most other vehicles, tire failure would not cause a rollover, but in the case of the explorer, it did. So while tire failure was the ultimate cause of the accidents, it is not the tire manufacturers neglect or any defect in the tire itself which caused the failure, but rather the oversight by FoMoCo to thoroughly test the recommended pressure.
5:42 - No, all the phones use lithiums. Yes, they're all potentially explosive. We live with that risk. The problem with the 7 was that the engineers were trying their hardest to make the phone thin and didn't leave enough room for the battery to expand, which they do normally when charged.
