25 UNBELIEVABLY Lazy Products For Lazy People

Technology has given us many lazy products. These items have made living our day to day lives a bit easier. We no longer have to work as hard (or at all) in order to do everyday tasks. Isn’t technology great! Check out these 25 unbelievably lazy products for lazy people.
If we’re all honest we’ll probably come to the same conclusion: humans like things to be easy. The easier we can make something, the better. So, we create technologies to make things easier. Some technologies even make things that are already easy, even easier. We call these technologies lazy products. Check out some of the laziest products (and our photo credits and sources) and leave a comment on the video letting us know which of these products you think is worth buying:
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How would you like a bed that makes itself in the morning? Or a motorized ice cream cone that rotates for your eating pleasure. Speaking of rotating, how about a twirling spaghetti fork (because manually turning your fork to eat spaghetti is so 2000’s). Believe it or not, products that do these things exist. In fact, you can buy them today if you want (just click on the links provided on the list on our website). Take a look at these 25 unbelievably lazy products for lazy people.
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[@list25]

I'm not going to lie. I would totally get that self swirling coffee mug...just to see it swirl. What product would you get? - Juan

[@Ningyo42]

I'd get the long fork. Not because I need it, but because of the one time that I would be able to have fun with my wide and surprise her at a restaurant. :)

[@tumainitiger4655]

A lot of these such as the scissors would be mostly used by people with disabilities like arthritis I don't think it's entirely fair to be calling them lazy

[@Davidj1776]

list25 this whole list would be pretty hypocritical if you own and use an electric toothbrush...

[@ChuckBaker]

I agree. The pour thing could be used by small children or disabled people that have a hard time lifting the bulky jugs.

[@yawn1887]

canned sandwich

[@Izwolflover]

Some of the things can be for people with disabilities

[@erikwithak6555]

Izwolflover Especially the sock sandals

[@dawnpowers7626]

That tea kettle tipper can be used by older folks with arthritis. And some of us younger folks developing it early.

[@thecutecat2561]

Izwolflover I agree! I have agressive Rheumatoid Arthritis with my hands having the most affected joints. I also have a young child who loves doing crafts with her mommy; hence the electric scissors actually are not a bad idea for my situation. Also the jug that pours for you would be so useful. I won't say how many glasses and jugs I've broken because my hands are now a bit cumbersome. I have to say I still love these guys to death though!

[@jakeg3126]

I agree I need scissors that automatically open so I only need to squeeze them, I don't need a hair dryer, but there's no way I could use one.

[@barbtowner8086]

and the batteries scissors. my mom had arthritis and it helped her because she didnt wanna give up sewing

[@DrHaydentheFunny]

A portable microwave would be useful for a camping trip.

[@joebradford7308]

DrHaydentheFunny yea, but its more fun to cook over the camp fire... or bring your grill. I get it tho. Especially if you have a little one who's still bottle feeding. Would help for a quick heat up of the kids milk.

[@TheftTv]

It still needs to be plugged in... With that in mind I would rather bring along a quality product.

[@eaglestarmartin6474]

I think this would be better for truck drivers. No more gas station food. Freeze it at home and microwave it on a rest break.

[@noahgendron7240]

The snowball maker is a Godsend. When you're in a snow war, you can make aerodynamic snowballs really fast to get the enemies. 10/10 have bought credentials: I'm Canadian

[@abattlescar]

I have like 5 of them.

[@vintagefeelsFL]

Actually Mike lol, I can't use regular scissors without my carpal tunnel cramping my hand up instantly.

[@Tsiri09]

That portable microwave could come in handy during disaster preparedness or camping. As for the electric scissors, you've obviously never cut denim for any length of time with regular scissors, have you?

[@theonlyjezebel]

Tina Gallagher what IDIOT uses normal scissors to cut denim? thats the STUPIDEST thing ive ever heard

[@WelshGingerCat]

My mum has number 16. She has Parkinsons Disease and wouldn't be able to make herself a cuppa tea without this.

[@ShellyDM57]

Some ppl are not lazy they are disabled

[@y0urs03pic]

THANK YOU !!

[@tjdalle6526]

no shit? wow, i had no idea. thank god ur here.

[@jameschaney1240]

Exactly what I was saying and some of these inventions would be incredibly helpful for those who have dexterity or other issues with physical disabilities.

[@bluegenes801]

I need a hairdryer stand! My hair's so long i scrape my knuckles on the ceiling trying to brush and dry it all. Also, i need higher ceilings.

[@mrjake2132]

Loved the sarcasm!! But some of these items would be useful to people with disabilities, like me when I was diagnosed with MS and couldn't use my right side.

[@happychaosofthenorth]

My brother has MS and over the past few months he's been losing the feeling in his hands and struggles to grip things. It's still new to him and he's so depressed. I don't know how to help him. I agree that some of these items could be a lifesaver for people with disabilities or the elderly. I have really bad carpal tunnel and chronic back pain, I could benefit from some of these items as well.

[@mrjake2132]

So sorry to hear about your brother. MS SUCKS! I also get depressed. Humor is my best medicine!

[@igitha..._]

Nutrition can be a really big part of healing with neurological conditions - I have been running support groups for people on facebook with a very similar neurological condition to MS and Parkinsons and getting on to nutritional remedies and natural therapies has been the best thing I could have done and also testified by other patients in my groups - dietary oils also help by lubricating the nerve endings and the spinal column - I truly hope you and your brother and family find the answers and relief you seek! @@happychaosofthenorth

[@mr.boomguy]

Some of them ain't only for lazy people. Some of them are lifehacks ^_^

[@mysterion4142]

TheBoomguy64 Especially the pillow tie

[@theonlyjezebel]

lifehacks, were made for lazy people

[@deathwizard1996]

Portable microwave is useful when there is no outlet and for faraway travel in a middle of nowhere.

[@krusader85]

2 mikes? Im sold.

[@mrobscure5680]

I think the regular KZbinr is Mike. The one in this video is Michael.

[@paigescaffidi9587]

Krusader yes, two Mike's should equal at least double the likes! ;-)

[@TheCat72850]

The cat liter thing /- not a bad idea!

[@Destructocorps]

Why bother making your bed?

[@chronicallyfabulous88]

Destructocorps I've never understood why people make their beds every morning, either. I just leave mine with the covers flung back (as happens when I get out of bed) and leave the blinds open during the day, so the sunlight can help kill bacteria & keep my bed environment healthier between washes ☺ #BiomedStudentHacks 😜

[@MeCooper]

Until I was in my 20s I thought everyone else in the world made their beds. After being in quite a few bedrooms (shut up!) I'd say most people actually don't, they just drape it over the bed.

[@keelyharris1081]

If I don't make my bed in the morning, it's made before I go to sleep that night. I can't get comfortable in an unmade bed.

[@DoctorsSong]

@@chronicallyfabulous88 Not to mention it helps kill dust mites

[@chronicallyfabulous88]

@@DoctorsSong Good point! 👍

[@nickfletcher9955]

I'm so lazy I'm watching lazier people to feel less lazy

[@brunsta234]

nick fletcher that takes too much effort

[@backfaced]

I actually own 7 of these products. No regrets!! :D

[@mysterion4142]

backfacedchannel 😂

[@DoctorsSong]

Which is your favorite product?

[@erickahall7787]

So you're saying you've never had an injury, love handling animal feces, and don't know any people with any kind of disability? Didn't need a 25 list to say that.

[@tjdalle6526]

so ur saying ur a fuckin moron and thinks he dont know what the original intentions of said inventions were before making the video? yea some of these can be listed as a disability aid, but still doesnt deny the fact that lazy fucks buy them to further their lazinesd. just shut the fuck up and stop getting so butthurt all the time

[@Expat47]

Mike, where'd you get this list?? I just saw the same things on another list show yesterday? 25: One armed people can't hold the dryer AND comb their hair. 24: Rheumatism makes working scissors almost impossible. 18: Refer to 24

[@MrFlyingsquirrel19]

Okay but the remote beer bottle opener will make me complete

[@Ayaforshort]

I have a bone disease that makes my left hand almost useless. I challenge you to try blow drying your hair or pouring from a heavy bottle or chopping/pealing veggies or washing dishes with only one hand. 😔 But some like a tv remote bottle opener and ice cream cone weird. And animal poop is kinda gross so I think those products are cool.

[@Crondo420ReFrEsHe]

Tj Dalle Your an idiot

[@Jim-so3zm]

Christen Himself He's spamming the same types of comments on every thread of his nature because of his hatred of the disabled. Wouldn't be surprised if he supports genocide and eugenics as well.

[@gwendolyn7411]

also the self scooping litter box is a good idea, you have to scoop a cats litter box AT LEAST twice a day or more especially if you have multiple cats. if you have a full time job, are a full time student, etc you may not have time to constantly scoop litter. also if you do not keep the box clean you run the risk of tapeworms, which are a serious health hazard, especially for children or pregnant women.

[@mysterion4142]

Gwendolyn ` I would love to have a self-scoop liter box if I had a cat

[@gwendolyn7411]

im one of those pwople that always gives thi gs a chance, such as what if the teapot is for an old person who no longer has the arm strength to pick up the pot without risking spilling hot water all over themselves...obviously this could be true except that would be a very small target audience

[@pms4906]

Portable microwave would be AWESOME at work. I work for a class 1 railroad on through-freight, sitting on a locomotive for generally 12+ hours at a time.

[@ladyvincenza]

I remember reading that the TV remote control was originally designed/marketed for people with disabilities who really did have trouble getting up to change the channel. Then people discovered the remote would enable their laziness and it became for *everyone*! Now it's not even considered "lazy" anymore. Win!

[@heidimelendez5623]

Mike I have an idea for you to try. Sit in a wheelchair with your back braced straight and for kicks and giggles put socks on your hands (to understand muscle weakness and fingers that just don't work properly) I have sat in a wheelchair and been to weak to pick up a gallon of milk. I have seen way too many feet that due to swelling or deformation that can not wear a shoes. Try wearing casts on both arms and discuss the merits of self twirling anything. I get that able bodied people using these objects sounds ridiculous but who can look at someone and see all the disabilities they have. The disabled have enough stigmas to deal with. Now items that make things easier are for "lazy people".

[@Jim-so3zm]

Tj Dalle You're the one spamming the same comment on every comment of this type. Either you're a seriously offended fanboy who's actively seeking out comments of this nature to complain about or you actively hate the disabled and are using this comment section as an excuse to ridicule them for the 'self-pity' of explaining how these items can be used to help those with disabilities.

[@njpham]

@@Jim-so3zm I also think it is unnecessary to use an abundance of foul language. Thank you for defending those of us with disabilities.

[@tippy651]

I swear I should have taken a selfie of myself when the cannedwich came up 😂

[@cadenfinch4813]

I have to do constant paper projects with my kids and have to cut for hours, the scissors are useful

[@AngelRasmus3]

I've seen the prices of these so-called self cleaning self scooping cat litter boxes and some of them are ridiculously expensive! I was looking for a fully enclosed litter box because my cat is really messy and saw them

[@christinaduvall815]

Anyone who watches Mike's videos know that his sarcasm and things he says are all in good fun. In fact without this video you might not have known some of these products that would be great for someone disabled even existed. Go easy on him. Keep up the awesome videos Mike

[@Hatch61]

That microwave would be great for the "Glampers" out there. Personally, believe it or not, I enjoy the more difficult way of doing things. With real chores, you don't have to go to the gym. (Cutting firewood, shoveling coal, growing and raising (and hunting and fishing) your own food, and maintaining your property.), plus it's fun.

[@ArthurAnymoredonuts1]

I couldnt get through this video without thinking of my former elderly patients. This spin the bottle game is a device of its own, i have no comment on that. Lol

[@rachelk7555]

Some elderly and handicapped people have trouble maneuvering their hands. The electric scissors really help them

[@thrundawolf187]

That portable microwave is actually a good idea

[@joebradford7308]

Now wait a damn minute here my good man! 🤤 A sock buddy!? I'M SOLD!! I got 2 boys who CONSTANTLY steal, sometimes borrow, my socks, leaving me sockless in Seattle. It gets wet up here, and chilly too! I need my need a sock buddy! 😂😂

[@garion4374]

while watching this my roommate came in and watched with me at the end he jokingly said "i could use some of those" laughed and looked at his self stirring coffee mug and said "Oh my god" and causally left the room i found him filling out applications later that night

[@Ningyo42]

The tilt pouring things.... I can see them being helpful for older folks or those with physical problems... But pretty much everything else? Awesome for a list like this, but wow!! hehe

[@renatoe9648]

22- damn I expected that sandwitch to come out of the can already assembled

[@rydag11]

After spending all day hauling compost buckets I find this video hilarious

[@duragaang8525]

Love how he's trying to sell the products😂😂

[@Buddha_Klaus]

Sock buddy sounds handy who hasn't lost a sock in the dryer

[@Minivanmusician]

I'll buy the self-making bed. Right NOW. I haven't made my bed in ... ever.

[@lotuswraith]

I can see that portable microwave being a useful addition to an emergency kit; you could use your car to power a small microwave to boil water or heat up food when the power is out during after an earthquake or other disaster (assuming it works in the first place).

[@Hadra568]

The self cleaning litter box is amazing

[@TrioHorrorProduction]

That Billy Mays joke was great! Wonderful reference!

[@deathwizard1996]

5 office people need this because lack of sleep for work overtime.

[@rebekkajohnston7821]

As with a lot of people, you did not consider the uses many of these products have for disabled people, I just wish people would be more thoughtful when making videos like these

[@adamtcoughlin]

Low key, but not so low key though - that self making bed sounds awesome.

[@shwangy4112]

im really hoping the self pouring products and the electric scissors r for arthritic people! lmao

[@eaglestarmartin6474]

#4 would be great for people with developmental disabilities that can't pour for themselves.

[@rickperryjr851]

I would greatly accept the portable microwave and the bed that makes itself ! My wife bought bedding that's luxurious lol, and there is multiple sheets, inner blanket, 1 comforter, 1 extra blanket that sits folded on the foot of the bed. There's also multiple pillows as well as decorative pillows and pillowcases and shams. It takes forever to make it everyday, and she wants it perfectly made everyday. So definitely yes on the bed maker.

[@leads823]

Hairdryer holder. I miss being able to style my hair since blowing out my shoulder.

[@wolfspirits78]

The scissor would be good for ppl who have disabilities or older so they won't hurt themselves but have some sort of independent things to be able to do.

[@HoV326]

number 17 just looks a bottle sitting on a fidget spinner

[@chatboxguy3363]

Canned sandhiches. What if you just Oh bring the bread, a couple butter knifes, a jar of Peanut butter, and a jar of jelly along with a plate. you can assemble it from your coffee table?

[@jameschaney1240]

That is what I was thinking with this invitation

[@TheZaceriar]

I want the ice cream cone one. Imagine just sitting there tongue out, ice cream twirling, justvcreepily staring at people. Lol

[@RealmRabbit]

The spin the bottle actually looks like it'd be interesting for a party... :O

[@robindobson3872]

My step dad is a truck driver so the portable microwave would be perfect for him and all truck drivers who might not be able to go to the store all the time.

[@renatoe9648]

12- those glases better come with a book stand so i don't have to hold it

[@cazt766]

Omg i laughed my head off at them u are bloody hilarious😂 dripping in sarcasm. nice1👍👍👍😀

[@chatboxguy3363]

The fact is the scissors actually help I find to improve game play. You lift types of weights to improve your arm reflexs and for gaming you need better dexterity to the tendon muscles in your fingers and hands for better reaction timing. cutting paper can help improve your gaming timing as its lifting weights. But don't do it all day or your fingers will hurt like hell.

[@ritamiller4536]

A few of these items could be very helpful for people suffering for RA or other disabilities.

[@matthewdrummond1340]

The mechanical ice cream cone seems like a good idea till you try to eat the plastic. Mmm.

[@thechristiancowboy6967]

What's wrong with being a Janater. One of my best friends was one, he was very intelligent you know. My father owned a cleaning business and I worked with him throughout High School and started since I was about ten. It taught me the work ethic. Point is, someone has to do it in any society and they are just as important as anyone. I think when people don't get that, they watch way too much TV and Movies...

[@lydiacarroll2743]

some may be helpful for those with diabilities. just saying.... y'all rock

[@phils4634]

Obviously you've never worked in Millinery: Electric scissors are both common, and an essential tool to avoid RSI. "Commercial" models have a far more powerful cutting capability than anything "hand-powered"!

[@KatieB968]

Babe, it takes way longer than 30 seconds to blow dry my hair 😂

[@PipsKay]

I love the idea of a self making bed ....ever try to make your bed with your cat around...😊 🐈 the self cleaning cat box is a great idea if it didnt cost more then my years wages

[@eman59461]

Motorize ice-cream cone had my on the floor. Great Funny video.

[@LordJingleFish]

I personally think the electric scissors, sock buddy, auto bed maker, toilet lifter (its sanitary), book reader, self stirring mug, litter box, pillow tie, pour thing, cat toy and automatic potato peeler are really useful.

[@mizbuggy]

I realize that this was pretty tongue-in-cheek but as someone who’s dexterity is limited (also someone who’s a massive klutz & prone to dropping things), several of these inventions look like a God send to me.

[@chatboxguy3363]

The self turning tea pot is well safer, but awkward when carrying. It causes problems while creating more.

[@barbarahultman3699]

The hairdryer stand is really helpful when trying to style your hair and need both hands to use a styling brush

[@ScratchthechalkBoard]

Portable microwave? Now you can have hot pizza even at a picnic! :D

[@joseantoniolago5857]

As a lazy person, I can say that who ever invented those things deserve the Nobel Prize.

[@chrispascoe8116]

These aren't just for lazy people, a lot of these inventions would be very handy for disabled folk too.

[@victoriacyunczyk]

Most of these are just plain ridiculous. While many of us are out on the rails in blizzards or blistering heat, keeping America moving, people who buy these products are just sitting around doing nothing but whining at a single raindrop.

[@michellewright6596]

As a nurse ....several of these items can be quite useful for people that actually need them.... but the the complete SARCASM of the use if these items for capable people .....that really are lazy and just don't want to be bothered with any effort.... was just hysterical.....

[@terryenby2304]

As loads of others have said, these are great for disabled people.

[@caroljomartin3051]

Some of those are downright hilarious! Thanks! I needed a good laugh!

[@deathwizard1996]

Does anyone know where to get the portable microwave in the near future. I know I'm going somewhere that I'm not able to heat my food easily because of reasons of really bad weather.

[@floridaboz1]

Well, i need some links to go buy some of this stuff. Could you provide that for me please

[@williamwalker3972]

I was like whattttt too!!! u gotta twin?! lol

[@chippedls_truck3436]

I never comment on any of these videos but I do have to say that a few of these are good products. A portable microwave would be dope ...I'm just saying if you work out of a truck or van on a jobsite it's great. We just rigged an old one in my van. Bringing food from home is so much more cost efficient, healthier and needless to say a lot more convenient than the alternatives.

[@Jedi.Toby.M]

You sold some of these better than the entire ad firm for most items on this list. Loved it. Keep it up guys.

[@aonduine7473]

The remote control bottle opener is actually pretty cool.

[@marymcdonald657]

I love you dude....watch at least once a day, some repeats, makeups. I have fibromyalgia, numbers 25, 24, and 01 are actually sometimes very useful. Also, thanks for all the awesome things you teach.

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

I would say things like the hair dryer stand, electric scissors (which are mainly for cloth), and the lazy teapot are for people with arthritis...

[@sissylynn9566]

The hair dryer stand actually looks amazing. I have fibromyalgia which causes severe pains in my arms. Sometimes even brushing my hair can be excruciating. I also have waist length hair that I love and refuse to cut.

[@copebubbles]

I can feel the sarcasm oozing

[@kryceksangel]

What's wrong with a self making bed? Don't want to pick up after your dog? Move to Paris

[@BakingFrog]

This is probably one of my favorite list 25 videos!

[@TrueInvisible]

now you only need a highly intelligence robot to live your life for you, it will eat, drink, go to school, college, work, watch tv for you, explore the net, fight your fights, and argue with your wife for you, while you stay in the bed doing absolutely nothing, and once it graduates you take all its credits because that's its job .... i hope skynet becomes a reality .....

[@heidimarchant5438]

I have the litter box deal it's super awesome, the dog pooper thing sounds nice too, I'm not lazy I just don't like handling droppings it's gross but I love my pets. Mike you would make a good salesman.

[@autumnleaf1382]

I actually loved number two. Bought it for my barn kittens. Give them plenty of play and I can still work through my chores

[@MantasticMan]

I'd like the bed maker TBVH

[@Tsiri09]

I've owned self-cleaning litterboxes. made my life much easier. That cat toy is indispensable - your cats play while you make dinner. And the cats can amuse someone who can't physically play with them.

[@TheftTv]

The bottle spinner game does NOT spin itself.

[@rachelmckitterick]

I was worried I was lazy. Now after seeing this, I can proudly say I'm not 😅 thanks team!

[@JennieWrenStar]

The hair dryer, the teapot, the toilet seat lifter, spaghetti and extendable fork, easy pour, auto potato peeler etc. were all invented for those with little if any use of their arms or hands. The glasses were for paraplegics!

[@geekytistic1245]

Okay but the self scooping litter box is not a bad idea when you have a cap that poops its entire body weight on the daily. I'm not kidding he poops more than any cat I've ever had or seen