I have a lot of sun damage on my left arm from driving with the window open and my arm hanging out for 40 years. The arm covers actually work and keep my arms from getting burnt or torn up when I work in my yard. They actually work well for me. I did buy mine from Amazon though. I can finally work in my garden without long sleeves!
I’ve always had silk (100% real) thermals, socks and gloves for all outdoor activities in the winter. I never knew they could be used to stay cool. I’ve silk nightgowns that I don’t sweat in so it makes sense. The non silk has me sweating like a sinner in church! 😂 Cheers for the reviews from Belfast area 💚🍀
I have 2 pair of leggings that are absolutely hair/fuzz magnets. They were cheap ones like $3 a pair in black Friday. Lol. We wear them under jeans in winter for warmth lol but they are awful
It's hard to see but I think the line in the cube tray is a latch to help keep the tray together, not a fill line. From other products I've seen like this you fill the tray partially full, close it, then fill the top slightly.
@@WTM.23 Do you? Y'know, kinda helps to fill in that part, and not just make claims. It was the wrong angle; The ring holder was too high up, so he ended up basically stabbing the fruit. But this is based on the pictures, it could still be very much crap at that price.
@@thorbre577 You hold it the other way around. Think of giving a thumbs up and tilting your thumb back towards you. The blade needs to be pointing towards you. The ring is to help hold it this way. I havent had any issue using mine this way.
Hair catchers: The shorts act as a better hair catcher than the actual products do. Can protectors: It works for people with dexterity issues. For someone that can't open a can normally it is a better alternative.
@@anubizz3 Misleading, as the lead is sealed away in the cup behind stainless steel. None of the parts of the cup that come into contact with you or your liquids contain lead.
@@knightwolf3511Do you understand what "shill" means? Because I don't think you do. A shill is someone who promotes and defends a company, like you are doing for Stanley right now.
I do a lot of weeding jobs for customers, but often end up with poison ivy on my arms without realizing that there is poison ivy in their gardens. Those arm sleeves would work wonderfully for protecting your arms from things like poison ivy, or even bug bites in the summer. Definitely think I’m going to try them out. Thank you so much.!
The sleeves are brilliant and were going for 7p last week! Basically, they are stockings for arms, and I find them brilliant in the winter as they make a huge difference under my coat. Love them! x
I have brand name fur zappers and they ONLY work in my dryer, not the washer. I bet those knock offs would work in the dryer instead of the washer. They aren't sticky when wet.
That spiralizer reminds me of school 22:15 when you are given a cheap pencil sharpener or those no name cheap pencils and you try to sharpen it, but it breaks, and then the shavings powderize instead of making curls.
I had one that looked somewhat like what he tried, but I never used it like he did. Just drive it around with your index finger in the loop. Maybe there's a quality issue
I'm an optometrist, and the sunglasses looked like it is a pair of "fit over". They are supposed to fit over your normal pair of glasses. Also, you can check the polarization with another pair of polarized sunglasses. One pair in front of the other and move them like a pair of siccors. That is a much more accurate test. If they are both polarized, they will close out all light when you move them. Hope it make sense. Love your content.
If I’m correct, cheap sunglasses can also be a risk for uv damage to the eyes. The darkness makes your pupils open wider, and if they’re not UV filtered, it’s actually more dangerous than no sunglasses at all.
If you dont have polarized glasses how do you test them in the shop? Curious. Also how to tell tween the ones with polarizing film and the lenses with the polrizing inside them?
Hey James, to help with the heat in your car. Crack a window, my husband worked in the auto industry for a long time and he says that if you live in a hot climate, we live in TX. Crack a window, it will help with heat, but another thing the plastic on your dashboard will not crack either.
I just saw a documentary on how the army teaches its soldiers how to cook. One of the instructors said some of them don't even know how to turn on a stove. I use to have a spiraling but it was metal and did a nice job on all but the hardest vegetables.
@@hopefletcher7420 I still have the metal one and use it on potatoes to make fried potatoes. It makes thin, even spirals. I love it. The one James used looks cheap and dull.
Shoe covers are a riot! We used to call them rubbers or galoshes and everyone had them when I was growing up. I’m surprised they are not more common with the cost of shoes these days!
I am not sure if you have tried this before but I use the fur zappers and I feel that they are much more effective in the dryer. So I essentially just throw them in the wash with a load and they stay all the way through the dryer as well. They basically come out furry but my clothes are mostly free of fur. Give it a try.
The can covers are great if you have cats that regularly knock your things over. I even have the bottle covers. I will warn you, though, if it sits too long, it will build up pressure and shoot right off! 😂
I'm glad I'm willing and capable of teaching my cats. They've knocked over 1 drink in their lives. They don't get on surfaces that come in contact with food and drinks either.
I've ordered a LOT of stuff from Temu. I don't look for junk, though, so I've only gotten a couple of bad things, and Temu refunded the price no questions asked. My 2 favorite purses. My all time favorite dress ever. Tools. House painting supplies. Tons of shoes. Know your products and Temu is an exclent choice to add to Amazon and Wal-Mart.
I bake cookies every weekend for my family. I sucked at separating eggs, but I realized all you have to do is use your hands!! Don't by any of these useless gadgets. Wash your hands, separate the egg/yolk, and then wash your hands again. It's fast and simple.
Qt Cinderella showed a way to do it with the eggshell itself in one of her videos. her friend Hasan tried it for the first time and he did it perfectly on the 2nd try. I doubt I could do that myself though lol
You know how they say the glasses are polarized when they are not in fact polarized, because that's cheaper to make? Keep this in mind every time you buy "food-safe" plastic from shady stores like Temu. It's way cheaper to produce plastic that poisons you.
The grip and flip gadget is perfect for disabled people who have mobility issues. It's the only way I can fry an egg or make pancakes cause I can't use a regular spatula. It can be annoying but it works
I do have some of these items from Temu, I just opened another package I just got while watching this one, I paused at 19:45 at the spiralizer, my wife loves that thing, you put a finger in the circle and just spin it around, she uses it on potatoes and it works amazing. 👋🤠 P.S. it is meant to make the slices thin, you do not have to press hard like he did, with a finger, you turn it and the threads do the work for you.
He pushed it all in at first, so there were no 'threads' to speak of. After that, he just instantly starting pushing it down, so again, he would gouge the inside out the entire time. That being said, I'm not sure I would trust that plastic to have contact with food. The design itself certainly works (he just used it wrong), but the material may not be a good idea to use with things that may contain acids or alkali.
1. Stretch lids - I have a set, and not ashamed of them. Pretty sure I got mine from Temu & I think you just need to not fear the stretch. I think the Smallest lid would have covered the Coke cans and most of the soup cans. The one thing I learned once I got mine is, I have not needed a lid since. They are like reusable Cling wrap. All the rest are pretty much wasted plastic, silicone, or rubber.
The glasses, I think it's important to mention, you'd really want to have some certification. Having them widen your pupils due to the shading, but letting through invisible UV light unimpeded makes for a great f-ing up your retina speedrun
The steering wheel cover is pretty useless, when there's already full windshield covers which do pretty much the same job, and keep the interior cooler.
My husband drives a semi and gets a lot of sun on his left arm through the drivers side window causing sensitivity to the sun on that arm, so about a year ago I found these and bought him a few. He loves them. He only needs them for the left arm, so he can switch them out when needed. Also some of the places that he has to pick up or drop off requires long sleeves and this is a good solution to not have to go and change your shirt just to check in.
Covering your arms from sunlight is good. The trick with those sleeves is if you're sweating they multiply your surface area by about 6 on your arms from a cooling standpoint and they keep excessive sweat from just dripping off. Its a very good idea. Down here the lawn guys use cheap hoodies for coverage.
That's interesting! It seems like it should work in theory, but I've never found that they worked. I used my original Fur Zapper until it fell apart, and not once did I think, "Oh it really got all the hair off this time!"
@@FreakinreviewsI had thought that you just use them to dab on the clothes and pick the hair up. I didn’t realise you got them wet and when you said you wash with them, I thought G will that stop the stick in this working. (Stickiness)
I so appreciate how u seriously go all out for ur reviews to give real world scenarios whenever possible. The way u splashed in the muddy puddle for instance. Love ur channel & hugs to Bailey too❣️❣️❣️
With the ice cube trays and any food-related products, I'd be concerned that the plastic is made with lead and other toxic substances since there's no safety regulations over there.
I've never understood why people want 15 different gadgets that all do a singular thing each to fruits and vegetables when all you need is a knife to do all of them.
People with poor motor skills, lack of dexterity, arthritis... plenty of reasons why someone might want a tool over trying to use a knife (where the knife will need more actual work than some of these tools). Also, these tools are made to peel/do just the skin. A knife is easy to take "more of the flesh" than you mean to. Like peeling potatoes with a peeler vs a knife - peeler will get just the skin more often than not.
These tools, or rather, tools like that, do it faster and easier. For example that spiral thingy. In a restaurant that decided to use such spiral design for a popular dish, using a knife can bring largely different results. Using a (good) tool for that will give out consistent result with little skill and quickly. It's exactly how you don't really need a bunch of different wrenches, instead using just one adjustable spanner. But anyone that does any serious work will prefer wrenches because once you do have the right wrench, it will make the job easier and better. If someone has the space in their kitchen and likes doing various stuff in it? Sure, why not. But for anything sharp (and in fact, anything in contact with food), it's better to not buy anything super cheap. Buy at least 'entry level' quality, like the stuff you can find in actual specialty shops like Ikea. Plastic has such a vast variety to it and vast majority of them are extremely toxic and actually dissolve when in contact with some food (like fruit juices!). You're already drinking plastic when buying bottled drinks. Avoid eating even more (and more toxic version) by buying extremely cheap stuff like that. Likewise, for things meant to be sharp, it is far easier to cut yourself with the 'sharp' things that are not that sharp. The sharper the blade is the less likely you are to cut yourself, since you can use less strength, and that means, you will have more control over it at all times. So...All the food products here? Probably a pass, even the ones that work as advertised (due to likely toxic materials). Products like that, but made from food-grade stainless steel for example? Sure.
The Soda Topper thing is only good if you can backhand the soda it covers off the counter, and it doesn't pop off and send coke flying when it hits the floor. That's extreme, though, maybe lightly knock it on its side and leave it like that for 10 minutes. Otherwise, it's not superb for children's parties, much less their rooms... Also, the whole plastic stuff from Temo for humans to fix to the top of their soda cans kind of means the rest of what I said was redundant, because you don't want to have that plastic touch any of your orifices, or swallow part of it. 10/10 I know what I'm doing for Christmas.
I have a similar pair I use for gardening - the little hairs on squash plants give me a rash, so when I'm harvesting or cutting back I stick them on. Not so much for cooling, though.
@kathykrisko3228 I have 2 thicker arm sleeves that are printed with "do not draw blood or take blood pressure on this arm" from the hospital lol. I had skin grafts and some some bumps removed from one arm they constantly wanted to use it for pressure and blood and the so one nurse grabbed a sleeve. I too them home and use then inside out to keep my arms from getting all scratched while I'm berry picking. I have several spots of wild black raspberries and they have big thorns. My wild blackberries do too. It's cooler than wearing a long sleeved shirt yet still protects my arms. Now if you had old t-shirts you don't wear you could easily make tubes for sleeves
I used to use a clean Dominos garlic dipping sauce container to seal my pop can while I was fishing to keep out the red ants after one bit my lip. It snaps on like it was made for it
Those sunglasses would be great at the dentist to block their bright light and keep the bits they fling all over off your regular glasses. Rather than wearing heavy shirts with sleeves or using those things, get some hiking shirts from a store like REI, they have super light weight breathable shirts that offer sun protection as well so you have long sleeves but they're made for summer.
4:53 this seems like it would honestly work best to combine the two pieces and submerge it all underwater to fill it and make sure all the air bubbles are out then freeze. I feel like if you do it this way there won’t be those nasty looking edges on it like there is now.
I would think the steering wheel cover will work better when put on before the wheel is hot, because putting it on when the wheel is already got well... The cover is going to act as more of an insulator. It's doing anything to actively cool things.
The stretch lids if you look at the circles on the lids that shows how big of a diameter of bowl or whatever you are trying to cover it fits. The smallest one will fit the coke can and soup cans and some smaller bowls. The larger lid will fit many larger bowls. I have a set I love it.
I don't think it does work. I think it's so cheap it won't cut unless he puts pressure on it. The real ones are metal and sharp. Temu is cheap and plastic.
@@ASMR-Arboretum It does work. He literally showed it does. He just pushed it with force all the way in, so the threads had nothing to grab onto the first time (hence why the first spiral broke of after two circles...the spiral had nothing to hold onto if he squashed it all). After that, he would instantly wreck the center again by pushing it in at an angle. Plastic can be very sharp. More than sharp enough to cut things that you bite into. Now, whether this plastic is safe for contact with food and how long it would last...that's another debate.
Sometime times I have nails and sometimes not so opening a pop top can be “interesting”! I found that a soup spoon from my regular utensil set works perfectly to open a pop top! Ans it really works well for people with hand issues (like older people, etc.). And it’s not a piece of cheap plastic!
Put a long spoon handle, spoon end up, through the hole on the egg separator handle. Hange the spoon handle off the edge of the counter. Now you have an anchor to keep the separator on the bowl. I hope that makes sense.
I uave multiple of these, in various sizes, all the way up to ones that make D20 shaped cubes the size of a billards ball, ALL work the same way, you fill it through the hole to actually make the shape.
Those ones are designed to be filled from the top. These smaller ones aren't. I can only imagine how long it would take to fill this one from the top. We had some when I was a child (25ish years ago) and the written instructions actually said to fill and press. Granted, it also said how much liquid was required so it didn't squirt out the top at force
I thought with that spiralizer you put your finger in the hole and turn it that way instead of turning the cucumber. Not sure if it's make any difference (probably not much) but I am pretty sure that's how Ive seen people use them. Don't have one so can't confirm...
I'm the exception that proves the rule with Temu, I guess. I've purchased a sweater, a purse, and a set of tote bags, and all are top quality. No CC issues, either, which I can't say for either PayPal or Amazon. I think ordering online is always going to be a crapshoot.
These are what I call banana box specials lol where I live, where you go to a flea market, there will be people who sell cheap Chinese products and they are always in banana boxes in rows on the floor with cheap knockoff items you would find on temu and wish lol. Every time banana boxes. Not knocking it, I've actually found a few things over the years like the knockoff lint brush for a couple bucks. Don't know why it's always banana boxes, but it is lol
The steering wheel cover wasn't a valid test since you started out with a hot steering wheel and the cover only trapped the heat in. You needed to start with a cool steering wheel and see if the cover kept it from getting hot. The spatula is for eggs with no broken yolks that you need to flip and not break the yolk. My mother bought one in the 70s which I have now and just used last night. It works great for what it was made for which was flipping eggs with an unbroken yolk.
The wine bottle stopper has been on sale since the beginning of the 1960s since plastics became available. Grandma had an assortment of them as well as ones that you could plug into like oranges and lemons to get the juice out of them.
Obviously it's to be expected from Temu, but incase some don't know, their products can be very toxic. For example some of their products were found to have high levels of heavy metals in them which can cause serious health problems. I'd be sure to throw these products out afterwards, especially ones that your wear or come in contact with food.
It had crossed my mind that many of these items could be from China, which has a very bad reputation for contaminated foods and products. I have lead testing swabs, I'd test everything.
Why would you think that was a vegetable peeler? It's a wavy slicer, why would you peel with a wavy blade? That green spiralizer outwitted you too, you're supposed to hold the veg in one hand and put your finger through the hole on the end and spin it around that way. Give it another go, best of luck :)
The stretchy lid covers I use all the time to cover bowls, pots and cans in general. The small one does fit dog food cans and cans in general, why didn't you try it on the other cans. You just put it on the red bull can.
I was thinking that spatula would be pretty useless. Once something is cooked enough to not stick to it, you don't need to flip it anymore. Great video!
my problem with the silk sleeves is that they may not be UV resistant, they may still let in quite a bit of UV rays so you could still end up getting sunburnt through the sleeves
The lime green spiral cutter you used on the cucumber give that a redo, cut end off cucumber press in till the threads start touching, screw into cucumber insert finger at the other end start a spinning/screwing till the end. I've had a metal one and plastic over the years. Potatoes cucumbers are easiest. Maybe a zucchini.
You don't need a fur catcher. You just need to place your pair of shorts into the wash with all your other clothing every time you wash your clothes. Genius!
Good luck with those sunglasses in Vegas! Hope you suffer no eye damage!And forget those cooling sleeves. Try Coolibar sleeves (hold your breath at the cost)to protect from sun damage! Great review and video!
The sleeves seem to be ice silk which is a new material the Chinese came out with several years ago. It’s a more breathable material. They also make underwear with it and they are very comfortable and you don’t sweat as much and they dry fast.
