As Seen On TV Laundry Gizmos TESTED!

We TESTED "AS SEEN ON TV" Laundry Devices and Portable Gadgets that will wash and dry your clothes just about anywhere! Put a stop to the laundromat and check these out!
Links To All Products Used (below):
• Wonder Washer: amzn.to/2UNESyB
• Washing Wand: amzn.to/2CgXXSE
• Clothes Drying Hanger: amzn.to/2GwuecH
• Electric Laundry Drying Rack: amzn.to/2UOMNMc
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-More As Seen On TV TESTED-
• EGG Gadgets Tested: goo.gl/6enmER
• Weird Toilet Gadgets: goo.gl/179EMs
• Home Gizmos: goo.gl/ZFqmsB
• Outdoor and Gardening: goo.gl/jwAtJZ
• Cleaning Gadgets: goo.gl/jjQGVy
• Home Organizers: goo.gl/8sbFML
• Car Devices: goo.gl/d4vCVA
• Pest Control Gadgets: goo.gl/pSwsfp
• Cool Car Gadgets: goo.gl/Yk1NyB
• Bathroom Gadgets: goo.gl/5D1VUK
• Kitchen Tools: goo.gl/Zbyr4Y
• DIY Versions of TV Products: goo.gl/pxUKuT
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[@HouseholdHacker]

🧼👕👖🧦👟

[@bonesbones2364]

Household Hacker And hello

[@jaejae.96]

Household Hacker the hands go scrub scrub scrub

[@lilahb6231]

Household Hacker lol

[@azidthenawi4221]

Hello im 10 minutes late

[@Gaz.on.crack.]

speak English.

[@jedchan1383]

I don’t think everyone appreciates how funny you are. Some of your jokes are so clever, they go over people’s heads lol.

[@DeletedContent]

Your Right they make really good content and they are funny and helpful

[@jessicabaumann8337]

I literally always laugh and think the same thing!

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

This is not Jeopardy. You do not need to be a genius to understand basic things.

[@sdmutube]

Michelle Toxic

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@sdmutube Did you swallow poison?

[@NeutralBananaMmm]

Can't get over the digging gloves from a previous episode at 7:30

[@idkhowtoplayr6571]

Omg same

[@theKRB93]

I started crying when those ridiculous clawed gardening gloves made a cameo appearance at 7:27, I love when they sneak previously reviewed products into their videos 😂

[@skgalindo7466]

Please dont ever stop doing these! As an apartment dweller and someone who loves nifty products that could save me time, money or space I love these!

[@joebunko1146]

Love these vids

[@John-mu2js]

Look at the portable washing machine videos. I bought one and I am happy with it.

[@OndoginReverse]

I have bad news, they passed away. 😭

[@GigawingsVideo]

Wonder Washer: The only reason you actually buy this is if you live in a dorm with no access to laundry. Pretty much what happened to me 25 years ago and I wish this thing exist back then because it's hard to spend time to do laundry with hectic high school schedule. Washing Wand: The moron who invented this thought seeing Asian women whacking laundry with a two by four on the riverside is the best thing for laundry. Clothes drying hanger: You mean SHOES drying hanger? I actually want it. I own a lot of shoes and I live in a wet city and any gadget that can help dry my shoes is a okay for me. Electric Drying Rack: Why not just let them dry naturally? I mean the test ended up with 180 minutes (3 hours) to dry multiple clothing, pretty much the same as natural drying time. Go get a damn steamer that thing actually way more useful.

[@s0apys0ph1e]

The washing wand is most likely a newer version of a product from back in the day, when people still had to wash their laundry by hand

[@tripelogdarkness]

Somebody had dirty draws on in class and old socks on lol 😂 I knew I smelt someone Jkjk

[@sebbepersson6819]

You can but similar shoe gadgets that works way better for even cheaper. Just to let you know

[@Leanne_w]

Depends where you live for something drying naturally.

[@sweis12]

Wonder washer might be okay if you wanna live in a camper van for a while...

[@cannedmusic]

I could see the hanging drier as being totally convenient for something that's labeled "delicate wash, hang dry"

[@MortyKaiShalom]

As someone who hand washed clothes, for a family of three, for well over a year, I can tell you the only one that is probably any real use is that plunger like device: Agitating clothes by hand, is not only difficult, but tears up/dries out, the skin of your hands.. Come to think of it, that drying bag, too, if you don't have much to do, at once. **Incoming tips for anyone stuck in a position to hand wash clothing.** Otherwise, properly soaking clothes, and periodically agitating, is what I found most effective. Multiple rinses to ensure you get the soap out, otherwise, it causes rough or oily-like spots, in the clothing. Wringing every last drop of water out, you possible can, is a necessity; rubber gloves can help protect your hands from being scraped to hell and back, but will inevitably rip if you're doing it right. I do mean, every drop you can muscle out without ripping your clothes. It is exhausting and time consuming. Air drying isn't what most people think; you can't just hang you clothes in open air; it requires some amount of heat. I had a directional space heater, and a large piece of cardboard, that essentially created an open topped box around my clothing drying rack, or any improvised rack I used. (did I mention I had no choice but to dry everything indoors?). Without heat, and (relatively) quick drying, clothes tend to either shrink back irregularly, or not at all. This is also why it's important to wring the clothes with the might of fucking Thor. Another drying tip: do not air dry shirts on a hanger as he did, unless you like your shirt shoulders stretching out. Target sells pretty sturdy, standing, folding, drying racks. Would recommend. As I recall, only about $15-$20.

[@HouseholdHacker]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@blubablubafasel]

I don't know what you are doing that your clothes shrink back irregularly or whatever when air drying but we exclusively air dry all our stuff just hanging it in the living room or where ever there's space for the rack and never had any problem with that. It takes 1-2 days until everything's dry but that isn't an issue at all.

[@signalsoldier]

Use your feet! Many indigenous people around the world use their feet

[@MortyKaiShalom]

@@blubablubafasel That's interesting. Even during the CA drought summer seat, and our apartment sat at 85F all day long (our insulation and A/C were... let's say old), I sometimes still had an issue with irregular shrinking. In fact, in the winter, I had to start ironing all the clothes after wringing them out, just to get things relatively normal, again. Perhaps, it's how I was wringing them out? Maybe something in our water? am intrigued.

[@MortyKaiShalom]

@@signalsoldier I didn't really have a space where I could've done that, but it makes a lot of sense!

[@minkcoat6906]

WHERE DID THIS MAN GET RED OCTOBERS?

[@soggyrats]

he gets it from blue october

[@bootyjuice3646]

They're fake

[@bootyjuice3646]

@@soggyrats they're called blue decembers

[@brownpower9229]

The old VHS isle at the thrift store

[@Heliyum]

AliExpress. Shits fake, of course.

[@Jaybi_Haider]

So did you find out what cothes are?

[@HouseholdHacker]

Unfortunately, no. THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE

[@Ramsiccletzz]

But, life find's a way [Edit] In my country drying and ironing clothes r sheety

[@negativefour21]

did you forget what an l is

[@negativefour21]

Yousif Kh115 "YoU tAlKiNg TO mE"

[@frankiechi17]

Yousif Kh115 this is an r\whooosh im sorry

[@bluephreakr]

Fun fact: 3D printing (you know, that fancy space-agey sometimes DIY stuff) _may_ help with the Wonder Washer's water woes. If you can figure out how to create a seal to be made with a flexible filament you can have it printed and sent to your door, so you slip it on and never worry about overflow again. *Maybe.*

[@GombasGirl]

I legit loved my wonder washer when I was in college. I did usually tie it down to something to prevent it from sliding around. Jeans can only be washed by themselves with no more than 2 at a time but it worked best for a good chunk of underwear especially if you start to run out before you have a chance to run to the laundromat.

[@jordantheamazing7565]

Could you give us a tour of all the things that you reviewed and actually use

[@ayekantspeylgud]

Hey, thank you for this. Could you possibly do a “laundry part 2” with some of those small portable washers and dryers that are compact and require connection to an actual water source? I don’t mean a W/D hookup. I have seen one that hooks to a sink, one that hooks to some other hose... etc.

[@nidhishparekh1551]

Love your videos man. Been watching for 3 years now

[@lsudan2670]

Nidhish Parekh somehow me too 😎the way he shows the stuff is great 😎

[@degerussell]

Nidhish Parekh same

[@defund-the-media4763]

Damn 3 years to watch a 10 minute video? That's impressive

[@dscrive]

While researching solar food dehydration I learned that drying is less about heat and more about air movement. Case in point, I don't have a dryer but I've got three clothes lines inside and a box fan. Not sure how long it actually takes to dry everything as I usually just let it run over night, but before I added the fan my clothes would get slightly musty smelling and take over a day to dry, not any more. Towels dry completely too, and I've got the biggest fluffiest towels I could find at walmart!

[@MojitoMouse]

I kinda' want that last one, hang it in the bathroom, and use it to have warm towels after a bath.. :P

[@buoy9665]

they should've marketed it as that instead

[@blazeddddddd]

Still doesn’t beat a good bathrobe though

[@NanetteNette]

@@blazeddddddd a warm bathrobe 🥰

[@becsap9151]

There's enough space for a bathrobe and towels in it.

[@JennaLeigh]

@@buoy9665 for about what that hanger costs, you can buy a warming towel rack. I bought one several years ago at a flea market for $20, and it's still kickin!

[@henrytherobot]

Your voice is awesome! 👍

[@foxmore262]

1+1=2 and i’m first

[@PaiviProject]

Awesome. Now I know I don't need none of them. Thanks 👍

[@thanhcutun8227]

Don't need none of them? That means you need all of them

[@PaiviProject]

@@thanhcutun8227 Really ? Why ?

[@thanhcutun8227]

2 no = yes

[@yay842]

2:56 LMFAO look at the wall. I love his witty and subtle humor

[@berrywillberg9543]

To really truly save money...Hand wash it and lay it on a hot radiator..it gives you the best results :D

[@cryotious]

Exactly put your clothes in a natural stream and put them up in a tree to dry

[@emeguta8651]

Just be careful of fires.

[@Edgelawd]

isnt good for ur hands tho.people have been busting veins handwashing. its difficult and time consuming.

[@housecat524]

Washboards help.

[@lunasuuli484]

DIY versions of all of this! Portable washer: bucket, soap, and a bit of elbow grease. Wand thing: arms! They work better too. Hanger dryer: hanger, hair dryer. Dryer hanger bag: take a sheet from the load, fold into a bag, put wet clothes on hanger, put inside sheet, fire hair dryer through bottom.

[@AbsintheMindMatt]

That shirt going back into the water for a third time: "Hello darkness my old friend...."

[@greydu]

7:30 Nice callback to the gardening digging gloves.

[@Pressity1]

And this is why I will stick to my little antique 1946 HandyHott with it's matching wringer and my antique National glass washboard for the stubborn stains. The washboard was a hand-me-down, the washer I bought for $6 on auction, and the matching wringer I found to be a necessity to save my hands from all that wringing, but it took some hunting to track down and eventually cost $80. So when I got stuck in a flat with no washer and dryer, it saved me a LOT of trouble and money! Those little HandyHott's are going for around $100 typically when you can find them online, and I've never seen one that included the wringer, but there's a reason that they still sell for so much. They actually work great and have a much bigger capacity than all these modern plastic iterations of countertop washers. They're also completely metal, not a plastic piece in sight! While they're only safe to run through a GFCI outlet due to the old electrical design, they will likely keep going for many, many years to come because they were so well made. Yay for them predating that industry's planned obsolescence! It also only takes 90watts of power to run it, so you could use a cheap car inverter and car battery if need be! Read: great for camping, too!

[@poddime]

Still better than the college washing machines

[@ceesparxxx]

You could also go even cheaper if you wanted to be honest about it. Buy a 5 gallon bucket, and a plunger and drill holes in the plunger lol. I've washed my clothes for several months this way when our washer broke before we ended up getting a new one lol.

[@fraxomfire6657]

The ending *WOAOAH!?!*

[@John-mu2js]

I have a portable washer and it's in my tub. I'm thankful for it. There are good models out there.

[@sqidgery9960]

I want that shirt!!!! Old Gregg is best Gregg

[@OGJoDo9385]

Oh yeah boy. Old gregg is the best

[@minzxt6157]

0:35 I thought that was a mop Dryer 😂😂🤣😂🤣🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@moisezraymundo7740]

Been watching for about 4 years and the videos just get better

[@MsKiTTy1138]

the last one would be great to heat towels while you take a shower. Having heated towel after a shower is GREAT, try it some time.

[@slydesigns9691]

I'm waiting for the shoe fantics to attack you for the shoes, good thing I'm not one. 😂

[@Waynimations]

A washing blender is definitely what I needed

[@samuelpowell84]

I want this guy to read me story’s before I sleep I love his voice

[@sdmutube]

Ummm no

[@McFeetus]

7:29 uses garden genie to open lol

[@gramzzz4565]

Am i the only one who clicked on the video just because of that red octobers?? Edit:just realized its fake lol

[@catphone5399]

LaFLAME E what are TED OCTOBERS?

[@daisan1201]

Catphone 53 they’re 8000 dollar shoes

[@floppaquest4916]

Daisan YT any person who spends 8000 dollars on shoes is a complete moron

[@davidszczepan5855]

marc who tf would pay that much

[@big-boy9716]

This is what I came for

[@electronicsNmore]

Great video!

[@2012truth1776]

7:31 😂😂 easter egg action ( garden gloves ) from previous vid, Nice touch ! No punn intended.

[@KayPrescesky]

I would use that hanger dryer for my big blankets. I have lots of floofy blankets that can't really go in a tumble dryer but need to be hang dried. Another great use for that would be warming your clothes before putting them on in the wintertime if you have sensory issues with temperature.

[@KellyanneKashaS]

I kinda like that thing that dries the shoes

[@GigawingsVideo]

Me too. Maybe because I'm a sneaker head and I want something that can dry my shoes fast.

[@itsmeiguess6311]

Same. It would be nice for winter boots

[@degerussell]

8:09 the way he says “heater”

[@Spyk13]

8:11

[@ahah1785]

Well here im again wtching about dirty laundry at 3am in the morning...way to spend friday evning=)

[@babyroxasman]

Would actually buy that last one just to warm up my clothes before school. I set my first alarm an hour early so i'll be awake enough for the second one XD pretty convenient cause I usually resorted to sleeping on the clothes i'm planning to wear

[@PrasadUchil10000]

All that's cool, but have you tried using a floppy hammer for increased kinetic energy?

[@originalfish240]

7:29 LOLOL like if you remember

[@guydino.]

Gardening Video

[@dhruvjat8150]

No

[@bertiewhopple3949]

Original Fish no I won’t

[@ayshafaseemmohamedfarook9319]

Original Fish yea h I d

[@buoy9665]

dislike

[@chantelleventer4678]

i love it when u use that garden glove lol always make me laugh :D

[@dontworryaboutit8445]

😂😂😂" portable cothes dryer"😂😂😂😂 this is why I love these videos

[@michellemcknight4185]

the plunger one is just a modern version of the old copper possers that were used when you did your washing in a tub, before washing machines... (UK)

[@Shiibbbbyy]

This series is surprisingly funny, long time viewer :)

[@gigiemma3192]

My absolute favourite series 😭

[@kjpbeauty]

I saw an old metal version of the washing wand in the display of old washing implements (Along with the typical wash board and carpet beater) at my local laundromat

[@CinemixVFX]

Am I the only one who saw that ending? 😂😂

[@rottyrotten2139]

No

[@josiahvatsana]

WHEN TF DID YOU GET RED OCTOBERS. I guess years on KZbin do that to ya

[@kanweyest153]

Juewey they’re fake lmao

[@jacksalisbury1618]

Yeah buddy those are big fake

[@jmd_9203]

That's what I thought for a second, but they're very fake

[@DeviantDespot]

I wanna know where he got the fake ones lol

[@TinyMafioso]

Why is everyone exited about SHOES?!

[@suzanparrish3560]

Thanks for the info! Very useful. Merry Christmas!

[@micavanderbasch1280]

“I’m Old Gregg!” Shirt is Awsome!

[@micavanderbasch1280]

I think I seen a MoterHead shirt too.?

[@foxwoodrobins7926]

But the real question is....... *_What does it smell like?_* I'm sorry

[@chillmushroom6016]

Im not gonna use the *Personal clothes dryer for my clothes* im gonna use it to *sleep and keep me warm*

[@caliremus]

I use this chanel to sleep, strangely relaxing

[@BroManz37]

i love these segments

[@ProTreeVideos]

Hey random person scrolling down the comments.. Happy Holidays :)

[@nicomedespalafoxjr732]

Do more Overcomplicated Lifehacks! I loved those series.

[@wigglebiggle1811]

I could see the bucket and the last dryer being helpful for a person in a dorm or small apartment.

[@MasterHalo012]

Who doesn't love watching these?

[@dipfedcamaro1645]

That click bait with those fake red October’s

[@6loscar448]

do you even know what clickbait is?

[@porschedude7687]

@Sniffylocket 151 it's a joke, duh.

[@porschedude7687]

@@6loscar448 it's a joke, duh.

[@technosharp3356]

How many people are actually getting whoosed

[@justinl2009]

I don't think it's a joke

[@JeriAnnHenson]

These seem great for RV living if you have shore power or really good generator!

[@null4174]

good use of the garden gloves

[@Yazeedoo]

R.I.P

[@derpydoopieUnT]

Woah, are you a sneakerhead, Household Hacker?

[@gramzzz4565]

Fake red october

[@derpydoopieUnT]

😂 really?

[@gramzzz4565]

@@derpydoopieUnT no red octobers have crocodile type leather red october have like tiny triangles

[@james_big_balla3002]

Slavic Derp and don’t even get me started on the texture i have never seen croc skin on them my aswell call them feezy croc October’s

[@itsme123t3]

Loving your videos,thanks for taking the time to help people out mate ;) I was wondering where I could get one of them buckets at 1:53 with a wringer built in from or what to search for online can’t seem to find them ones anywhere? Thanks

[@pugking1897]

Gotta love that air drying action

[@b_nnett]

Who else was hyped by the Red Octobers in the thumbnail?

[@amemochi9283]

🔥🔥🔥

[@spicypeppers2019]

They’re just shoes. Nothing more. Nothing less. So to answer your question, not at all.

[@rubenva1258]

@@spicypeppers2019 are you dumb

[@spicypeppers2019]

Turd Ferguson obviously not dumb enough to buy ridiculously expensive footwear.

[@Nico-jq2iy]

Spicy Peppers this man has no guap

[@shaunaksharma5605]

HouseHold Hacker notification squad!!!

[@driptopia]

do you not care he ruined shoes that cost a couple grand? but %99 they are fake as hell

[@sphdg]

You got them October yezzys? Dayum😌😌😌

[@AidenRKrone]

The foldable warming closet would be more useful to warm up coats and towels before going outside in cold weather and before getting out of the shower, respectively.

[@JustinRed624]

Tide pods...

[@GigawingsVideo]

..... is the most delicious life stopper ever

[@d0n658]

...is suicidal

[@RToddJones]

are the idiot's candy.

[@user-fn9tv2vu1d]

i clicked cause of the red octobers wait they’re fake

[@cerealgye]

7:28 Busting out the gardening gadget to open the laundry gadget.... I like it

[@Rustybear59]

A regular toilet plunger works very well for small loads, they also cost only $3.00 on average. I use a 5 gal. bucket with it

[@cloroxbleach7262]

I know that these MIGHT work, but they still look kinda dumb.

[@GigawingsVideo]

Most of them don't work. The bucket washer only have small target market, the wand is stupid, the racks only good for shoes.

[@crystalraf]

That bucket washer would be good in a camper or lake home. To wash out your swimsuit.jk to wash like NOT a pair of jeans.

[@lilahb6231]

Hi person scrolling through the comments

[@oscarkrug2295]

hi!

[@vedrantometic3252]

Hi person commenting in the comments

[@GigawingsVideo]

Hi person who put the comment here.

[@e5m812]

You mean comment section.

[@cmmc3400]

Believe it or not, there is a Washing Machine Museum and yes, I went in. I loved antiques so there is your reason for my curiosity. Interestingly, the blue hand held washing tool is almost exactly like the very first invention for doing cloths after the rock and the stick *oar*. I got a kick out of this one.

[@LairdDeimos]

Wish you had done some of the fancier twin tub washers like the DELLA compact top loader.

[@MacquarieRidge]

"As seen on tv" is just a euphemism for cheap garbage.

[@diy_cat9817]

Plenty of cheap garbage never gets on TV tho.

[@emely.holguin]

Expensive garbage. Garbage is free.

[@SNX1881]

If humans can see water and not air can fish see air and not water?

[@nickhh4475]

DatGamerBoi45 how can mirrors be real if our eyes aren’t real

[@crystalraf]

Yes.

[@joebunko1146]

Love these vids so much don’t stop making these

[@maxximumb]

A good clean video lads. Well done.

[@guydino.]

I Hate when people say like if you agree, Like if you agree.

[@tohungwongify]

Just buy a washing machine

[@Savannah_Simpson]

My apartment doesn’t have hookups for them and I don’t always have time to go to a laundromat.

[@emeguta8651]

@@Savannah_Simpson Heard of the Panda Washer?

[@bmore000]

I officially love this channel. Keep up the good work 🤙🏽💪🏾

[@Jackie89000]

The first and last seem like they would be convenient for camping. Especially the dryer if you accidentally fall in water or something.

[@Gwizdo]

I love these kind of videos

[@kingarkos5149]

Tbh I’m still surprised every time I see the digging claws or any other previous product in these newer episodes and it already gives me a little laugh

[@sethpanagapka9934]

Hello, would you do some As Seen On TV Cooking Appliance , like non stick pans, mixing tools and so on?

[@MrFmiller]

Camping I use a 5 gallon bucket and toilet plunger (new or well washed of course). I do like the dryer. A garment bag from a thrift shop and a battery tent fan might do the same thing.

[@mydogprick]

I personally think this little washing machine is amazing

[@sdmutube]

10 out of 10 would watch again

[@ayanoakamine8269]

Love this channel so helpful

[@cmmc3400]

Hotel rooms are always very dry. I often use different tricks to hydrate the rooms and one of them is to give a quick wash to a worn piece of clothing and hanging it above the air conditioner or in front of heat sources. It would be easier for me to bring along a humidifier but when you are off on an adventure you tend to forget things like this.