I love how consistent you are with follow ups. A product being great on day 1 says one thing, but when it’s still great a year later, that’s a whole other thing. These are always helpful! Thank you!
The only use I’d have for the egg cubed would be deviled eggs to bring to a party or holiday dinner for something different. Thanks for all your work. It shows that you love what you do. 🎉
I was thinking that too, however, you'd have to purchase a LOT of those cube makers or it would take forever. If the eggs have to be warm when you put them into the cube how would you keep the other eggs warm for so long?
Dang, that very last product looks so awesome and actually small enough to store away, but then it kept coming apart, so I guess it stays in the bone yard lol
I found those Go fan flips at a discount store for 5 bucks and got a couple of them. I like them to just keep in my pocket for a little fan when needed. On top of that, unlike other fans like that, it has a rechargable battery (included 😜) that lasts a long time. For $5 totally worth it. 👍
LMAO I have a few of those go flip fans, and of course guess what I did? I was showing it off to my friend and spun it up in my hair trying to cool my face, ha ha!!! She had to cut my hair out of the damn thing! And NATURALLY I did that more than once, but I still love the thing.
@@Freakinreviews LOL, I actually love those things I have 4 in different colors, I have to say I am a klutz, so it figures I would get the thing stuck in my hair ha ha!! I am still laughing about it now, that will teach me to show off won't it. I will say though, my hair definitely stopped the blades, LOL
Dang I have really long hair. Don't think I want that happening to me. Then again my hair is usually in twin braids or a bun. Always a tight bun if I'm using power tools. Although it might make the decision to go short again for me. But then I'd have to get a haircut more than yearly.
@@Nirrrina My hair was in a pony tail LOL!! Just don't get it too close to your face, unfortunately my face needed it, so just be aware of your hair with it, don't be silly and do the same thing twice like I did, but it was comical for sure.
James I paused at the 16:34 mark with the cooling items, the 1st one the fan you add water to, I know it wouldn't last a long time but I bet if you added some ice cubes to that water it would make it feel a lot colder air blowing on you. 👋🤠
The point of the mist isn't to hit you directly, but rather it absorbs heat energy from the air as the tiny water droplets turn into water vapor. However, it's something that can really only work in dry conditions as obviously it'll be pretty useless if it's very humid.
Thank you for the videos. Very interesting and helpful. I would like to point out that where fans are concerned, I am pretty much a Luddite. BUT, in the bedroom, in the summer, remote control is WONDERFUL! I don't have to get out of bed to turn it on or off or adjust air! Love it!
@@hectorg5809 Yeah, 9/10 times they really do seem like they're solving a problem no one really has, but tongs that stay off the counter, was UNIVERSAL enough that I felt worth a try. I also bought the scraping spatula, and that was more MEH... I guess, personally I don't have much need for something like that, but others would.
Haha, I totally didn't remember that sunglasses video, went and checked and I had left a comment. So weird. I remember all of these except the revolutionary sunglasses lol
That happens to me sometimes too! I am 100% certain that I've watched every video over the last 4 years or so as they come out, yet when these recap videos come out, now and then I totally don't remember a product. Strange how that happens
@@VVashabi I don't think I've ever had egg in meatloaf. But again, why would you need a cube shaped egg to add it to meatloaf? Couldn't you just dice up a "regular" shaped hard boiled egg?
usually when i make meatloaf its raw egg to help it stick together when it cooks unless you mean hardboiled stuffed meatloaf which i think was a thing back in the 60s, at least according to an old betty crocker cookbook ive got lol. i can only think of breakfast sammy sliders and deviled eggs, but i wouldnt want to go through that much effort for that.
I think the appeal you missed with the strapped sunglasses is that they're much harder to lose, like if you're doing sports or going on roller coasters and stuff.
Love these update videos. I think Dreamfarm has some cool gadgets, and I do like the Ograte grater. And, not sure that I'd use it, but for some reason, I like the egg cuber. Looking forward to more review videos and more update videos. Thanks.
I love your videos and some of my favorite ones are you and your son. I am looking into the Pair Eyewear, I know your son wears prescription glasses so please review Pair Eyewear and especially the sunglasses attachment and the others. I need this review so I can possibly save my money. Contacts are not an option for me.
How bout a review of pot stirrers? Specifically for chili, so those little vibrating ones probably wouldn't cut it. Thought about just duct taping my drill to the pot, but there may be a more elegant solution, and more content for you :D
I remember havingbone of those egg shaper thingies as a kid back in the 80s. I am pretty sure, I got it from a gadget magazine, which where very popular over here back in the day.
Do you know what works great on blacking out your address? A big fat Sharpie marker! or a shredder. I purchased one of the juicers after seeing your review video. I LOVE IT! My husband even stated it was the best juicer that he had used. The mini chopper would be cool IF it locked. I'd be afraid the blade would fly off across the room. Thanks for all the follow-ups!
lol, sugar bits flying around that you cannot see, all of a sudden one day you see a bunch of ants in one place and wonder, what the heck is over there that they are after!! You can't see it but they can right!
I didn't know about the foldaway fan when I purchased the venti, but I did get a good deal on their website and snagged the black on for 60.00, I needed it for work, its awesome for your desk or stand up, I am retired now so I use it at home. Also, the Venti came with a zip around case with a handle to carry.
Oh yes that Venty carry case is pretty nice, too. Do you ever use the power bank feature? I never do, even though there are times it would probably come in handy - if I remember to use it!
@@Freakinreviews Yes, if fact I have used it!!! When I was working at a desk all day, I had the fan going because it was stifling in there, and plugged my iPhone in at the same time, it worked really well!!!
I think the ombre glasses ha e a specific purpose. Well, two. But they help people with sensory processing issues who can't handle things with hooks over their ears. And for people who ride rides and want a strap over arms on glasses.
I feel like every year there's some new sticky roller that eventually isn't sticky after a while. I'll stick with (pun intended) the peel off sticky paper rollers.
I always appreciate that you wear your hats like an adult. It always makes me laugh when I see idiots trying to wear a hat like an exhumed Vanilla Ice. Oh well, I just got to the Bionic lens... ha, ha, ha...
13:29 ahh yes I need my remote so I can turn my fan on that’s across the room from me as it’s massive and blows tons of air so I have it far out of reach from me and my important documents…. 😂😂😂 like why would you ever need the remote for the fan that’s barely moving air???
Can honestly say I have never bought any of these products. I thought about the O'Grater and the whisk just never got around to it. More I just watched and forgot. 😂😂
Don’t bother with that rice cooker. It’s works on the same principles as the cheaper rice cookers. If you eat a lot of rice get a good cooker from Zojirushi. The Aroma cheap rice cookers will do the same as the Rice Robot.
8:38 I have one of these nostalgia cotton candy makers that comes with the two reusable cones and stuff mine looks like a push cart, and it didn't work as well as yours did there It worked but not very well. And the first time I used it I was waiting for the web of candy to start developing so that I could then start using the cone but there was a slight breeze coming through the room that I was in and I ended up with nothing on the cone and the air was just filled with little tiny bits of cotton candy It ended up taking forever to clean up the room because everything in the entire room was sticky. The second time I tried it I set it up in the bathroom and closed the door so that the only thing that could get on was the tile walls and bathtub and stuff but the second time it worked much better and I ended up with about the same kind of cotton candy that you got which was enough for the three kids that were there to each get a taste and then go Okay now make a real one. I don't know how much you paid for that one but mine was $60, which was a lot for what little bit it did. About a year and a half ago I went online and check to see what it would take to buy a real cotton candy machine and $160 later I had a cotton candy machine that was like you would see at a county fair, it did cost me another $100 to get the big plastic bubble to go over it so that it would contain all that flyaway stuff, but now I can turn out a professional sized cotton candy in about 2 minutes after warming up the machine for about 5 to 10 minutes, and I can turn them out one after another. The problem is nobody needs that much cotton candy unless you've got a big party or you're at a fair or something. But now if I have a party or I hear that there's a kid nearby that's having a birthday party or something I offered a let them borrow the cotton candy machine and I provide the sugar in the cones and everything else because that stuff doesn't cost that much and I've got a lot of it now. And I'm making a point of setting it up twice a year and I just realized I didn't get it about a year ago I got about 3 years ago, but that way it gets used at least a little bit and I'm getting better at making them. Get a professional cotton candy machine if you like cotton candy They aren't very expensive and they work a thousand times better
Be EXTREMELY CAREFUL with the Sharple!! I've had to take my Wife to the ER twice already for slicing the tip off her finger while peeling carrots. Spending dinnertime at the ER, instead of eating dinner, is not very enjoyable. 👍
wouldn't "bladeblocked" be a verb..? also i thought it was like a football, or sports move just before reading... sort of like a tackle/block, or something...
