How Useful Are These 4 Kitchen Gadgets? Let's Find Out! 

I think a mandolin slicer would do the job of the 1st and 3rd items here, but better. Get consistent cuts, sharper, and keep your fingers away from the blade with the separate grip piece that most mandolins come with.

get a cut resistant glove

I have a similar pan organizer works real well mounted inside a deep cabinet, wouldn't work in a shallow cabinet. Also good for storing multiple chop block.

Unnecessary items and waste of money

I had a big feeling of déjà-vu with the crinkle cutter knife and it all made sense when you pulled the second one out lol

You should have done the jar opener with your left hand because it's not as strong as your dominant hand. So you can see if it would help.

Great video! When we clicked on it it said 36 seconds ago,we were looking at ur channel,my partner and I,we’ve been checking like everyday,and we were so excited to see u posted!!

Personally , I would never open a jar with mostly fingertips , I would put it round horizontally and grip it that way, I know it won't go all the way around , but it should provide enough grip to open it

The bottle gripper could be used to thumb the self-bag plastic bags at the register in the WINCO grocery store, probably.👍🏼

If you hold what you are cutting as close as possible to the handle,it should cut down the required effort,especially for the carrots.

That knife is dangerous and all around terrible. You can get a mandoline to do this much easier.

Take the ring off...

The wavey blade would make slicing harder to do because the blade IS wavey. Another problem would be how to sharpen the blade.

Crinkle cutter was $16?! I am in the U.K. and paid $9!!! Why is everything so expensive in the U.S.?

I use something called a “jar key” for my jars and it’s not made in China.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="247">4:07</a> I'm surprised that they can use name MiniGrip and even have TM after that when there has already been product named MiniGrip many many years.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="149">2:29</a> That product is trash how the heck are you suppose to sharpen it not worth wasting money

I’d want somewhere to place to place my hand on. Because I know that I’d unintentionally put my hand on it

That first knife must be fun to sharpen.

That knife is about as sharp as my wit.

Cut Strips of the "Rubbery" shelf liner, the one with tiny holes, WORKS GREAT. I have these strips all over house, work, in car, suitcase, and my purse. I have had issues opening lids for over 25 years, before items like you shared were available. These strips work great for me because of pain and lack of ability to grip. The little gadget you demonstrated would be great for a key chain and I agree small lids. I can even use my left hand to open lids with this. Thank you. RKH

Instead of using the jar opener by putting it over the lid, try wrapping it around the edge of the lid instead. When I have trouble gripping a lid, I just put a wide elastic band around the lid and that gives me all the extra grip I need, so I figure this could work the same way. Instead of the SafeGrate, just use a cut glove instead. Those are much more useful and do not get in the way. They are also much safer and easier to clean. The pan organizer is OK, but I just hang my skillets on my kitchen wall or on the inside of my under counter cupboard doors. That way I keep the rest of my space for pots and other larger items.

best & cheapest jar and bottle opener: Plain ol' rubber band. Cost next to nothing, takes zero space, has multiple uses & reuses, no need for another "specialty" item to clog up the junk drawer. You're welcome.

I’m buying that knife. I’m going to sharpen it. I bet it performs well afterwards.

The reason crinkle cuts have that shape is because of the invention of serrated mandolins. To make it back into a knife is to defeat the purpose lmao. "Lets give it the appearance of being efficient, without it actually being efficient!" "....my god, Derrick, this is your most devious sham yet."

I like the pan organizer for my few nonstick pans so the bottoms don’t scratch the next pan down. It definitely doesn’t save space, though. It’s good if you have a large set of pans and need one in the middle or bottom of the stack.

Why not use a fork to hold things while you slice or grate them? Would save money and space since you're already storing forks. I have a similar pan holder, but mine has very wide openings for holding pots. I have barely any storage in my kitchen and this was a total game changer! I can store 4 pots neatly and don't have to take all of them out every time to get the right pot. Also IDK if I'm using the word pot right... I call everything a pan 😅 But I'm talking about something you would cook soup in.

Not sharp and crinkles aren't deep enough for waffle fries...

Hey James, As dumb as this sounds when gripping a knife you should pinch the top (dull) side of the blade with your index finger and thumb and the rest of your hand should grip the handle like normal (I would google what it looks like) . It will feel weird at first but it is more natural and will give you more leverage when cutting. The reason I bring this up is because I think the crinkle knife would work a lot better being held like that because you would get more leverage. Just a thought

Unless you're plan on putting the jar opener on a keychain, I'd just leave it off. Personally, I use those stretchy silicone bowl covers to open jars it works just fine and has a duel purpose.

The knife has to cut through maybe twice as much as a straight edge blade, so I expect it will feel less sharp than it actually is.

the real problem with the first item is how exactly do you sharpen that knife without loosing that crinkle cut?

The design of the crinkle cutter is wrong. It is a chopper not a knife. The handle (as you proved) should be more central. That said , if you use your other hand to push down on the other end to give even force it should work better.

The major problem with the mini jar opener is that you require 2 good hands . there is a much better solution and that is an under the counter award wining opener called Magic Twist.

You're holding the knife awkwardly

I’ve thought about getting one of those pan organizers but nesting them inside each other with a rag in between saves so much more space.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="645">10:45</a> that made me cringe a bit 😬

The hardest container to open is a nacho cheese container, after you eat some and put the jar in the fridge. I have debated throwing it out but Nachos are gross without the cheese

wonder why he got baby food if he got no girls in the house or children

I like the crinkle cutter that looks like a half moon.

I didn't see much cutting at the beginning. More pushing 😂

Who has trouble opening peanuts and peanut butter?

I have the crinkle cutter that they handle is over the blade. It's a lot easier to control and press down on

The ring the ring the ring... Remove the ring..

you should do a video of As Seen on TV items Vs. TicTok/Viral Hacks. (I.E. Jar Opener Vs. Where you squeeze the lid with both palms to let air in... love the vids

Given what you have opened an cut, dinner is going to be interesting.

You cut your thumb...

You really shouldn't grab a knife like that

SO instead of an handle, or using common sense.... you get metal shavings with your cheese? No thank you. And anybody who bought it is a likely candidate for the Darwin awards.

Have you done a video of counter top ice makers?

FIRST!!!

I was watching a short of yours for the first time in over a year and then this gets recommended during the short, freaky

Hey James, do you think you'd do a video of the Best / Worst Products you have ever reviewed? Like a best of the best or worst of the worst.

your beard is getting thick.. needs a trim

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