I Tested Weird Shark Tank Products!

[@Number5_SCP]

14 mins in, and Tyler stares in to a UV light... Guess the next video will be him wondering why his vision is getting worse

[@zezzahockey13]

Man, I thought the same thing! I love you Tyler... but come on! Everyone knows not to look at a UV light hahaha

[@PaintsvilleKentuckyPolice]

Consider his retinas burnt lol

[@methamphetamememcmeth3422]

Not really. Continued and long exposure to black lights (UVA) will cause irritation or temporary blindness. What Tyler here did is negligible to do anything. FYI, UVA is the least harmful type of UV radiation and doesn't even make it past our atmosphere.

[@BrandenMcKinney]

at least uvc doesn't penetrate your eyes deep enough to cause permanent blindness but the guy will never win any awards for intelligence

[@jessventures6172]

I gotta admit that I really didn't know this about UV lights. I rarely encounter them thankfully, learn something new everyday I guess...

[@TheLastPhoen1x]

"I mean, look at this thing." Yea... maybe, don't? That UV light is enclosed in opaque shell for a reason, you can get eye damage from looking at it, people at "ApeFest" festival got temporary blinded and had sore eyes because they had UV lights instead of normal lights in toilets. You can do whatever, of course, I am just informing you.

[@blackdragon132]

I was thinking that whole time, what are you doing stop that it's not good for you eyes.

[@daylen577]

I love how keeping your brushes dry for 'up to 30 days' implies that, in the very ideal situation, on day 31 it just instantly turns from fresh as the day you put it in to hard as a rock lol.

[@Okurka.]

Up to 30 includes 0.

[@XsaviXander]

The Fidge.

[@ModdedProfessor]

As a professional painter it did not make it past day 30 can confirm

[@travellingslim]

Don't overthink it. It's the same thing as expiration dates on food

[@ThrashTrash120]

The idea is that you press the button the Illumibowl, and it'll start to slowly change colors. Once you find the color you want, you hit the button again. You didn't give it enough time to start scrolling through. ALLL of that being said, I had to google that and they really should have included some kind of instructions because that's pretty damned obtuse for something that's supposed to come on at 2 am when you just really need to pee.

[@Okurka.]

It probably comes with instructions.

[@charlesl21]

He never reads the instructions so how would that help?

[@agrsvbutterfly]

I got a cheap one of those off Amazon for my toddler that didn't come with instructions. I had to press and hold the button to get it to start changing colors. I, too, was impatient at first and thought it was defective 😅

[@jagfanbb]

ours came with instructions and even though its odd we had no issues changing the color modes

[@Onlythesassiest]

As if Tyler would read the instructions

[@NinjAsylum]

15:00 UV light is invisible. What you are seeing is the filter lens that they put over the light so that you can see it is on and dont think its broken. The ACTUAL UV is completely invisible.

[@jamesbyrd3740]

assuming it does anything

[@cannibawlz]

@@jamesbyrd3740 to sanitize or in general?

[@tatsuya2112]

Not exactly, some people have been able to see uv light after getting the protective film, name escapes me atm, of their eye removed due to eye conditions, they describe everything, a famous painter even did a few pieces to show people what the world looked like to him after the surgery. Also alot of animals can see UV, a housecat for example can see uv, i believe humans are one of the exceptions to this.

[@robdidopp7769]

There's no filter. It's just what the visible part of the spectrum of a mercury vapor lamp looks like. The main part of it is not visible, which is why it seems dim - and can still damage your eyes. Most of it is UVC, which mainly damages the surface, so your eyes can become itchy.

[@jamesbyrd3740]

@@cannibawlz both. The uv might not be strong enough to do anything.

[@lordcorgi6481]

If you wrap a paint brush in the plastic bag and throw it in the fridge it will work even better. It'll be stiff when you take it out, but after it warms up to room temperature it's like brand new.

[@rayvanwayenburg998]

I do the same, only I use plastic wrap sometimes to get a better air seal.

[@bobair2]

That is real UV light and yes it can sanitize the phone and hurt your eyes like a welding flash if run it with the lid not closed for a long enough time near your face. The magnets you used defeated the safty of the sanitizer .

[@tatsuya2112]

It's also proof that tyler doesn't realize that normal people can't see UV light. In all likelihood it was extremely bright but tyler couldn't see it, the blue was just the leftover heat radiation that was going through the bulb on the visible spectrum.

[@TheOfficialOriginalChad]

It draws 5W. After dispersion across 1 meter, it’s approximately 1/65,000,000th the UV from of a welder.

[@robdidopp7769]

​@@TheOfficialOriginalChadand you weld directly on your eye, or why don't you consider any dissipation there?

[@bobair2]

@TheOfficialOriginalChad the wavelength can do harm to your eyes if to close to them after all it does kill bacteria . That is why it it's operation enabled with the lid closed and not while open. I use to use UV lights to erase eprom ics back during the 80s and the light source had warnings about prolonged light exposure just 3mW lasers do.

[@bobair2]

@@robdidopp7769 read about weld flash injuries cause by light reflecting off nearby surfaces and then tell me about it. UV light can be very energetic and not much is needed to do harm. I am aware of the inverse square law and how it applies to energy distribution over distance from the radiating source . The sanitizer is met to operate with it's lid shut for a reason.

[@JustMichiganDave]

Quick tip, so counterintuitively 70% rubbing alcohols work better to disinfect than the higher 90% ones. The rest of it is usually water, which helps it evaporate slower allowing for the alcohol to penetrate better to denature the proteins and kill the microbes better.

[@greaseball9537]

quick counter tip but the reason for the 90%or higher even is the quicker evaporation and less conductivity when cleaning electronics, also note that even with high % alcohol power and batteries should be removed if possible and always allow at least 30 min of off time or battery out time before doing it to allow any capacitors to properly discharge any voltages.

[@Alpha120]

Isopropyl alcohol is used to clean electronics, but I don't think it will be good for the skin too.

[@DestinationFawked]

Only this dude would see a UV lamp and it's soft blue light and not understand he is burning his eyes

[@TS-lr7cy]

I'm impressed with how clean that toilet is!

[@Gapines23]

Hey the drum said tool wipes maybe he used them to test on that too

[@stevecollins199]

I think he stuck the UV sanitizer in there for a few X-)

[@nomadiavan6560]

I bet he just cleaned it too.

[@ruanulisses6650]

I mean, Tyler seems to be very organized when not making a video, I feel like he just plays a character for out entertainment

[@minnesotaman3]

He bought a brand new toilet just for this video. Everytime his toilet gets dirty he buys a new toilet.

[@ClouDxUK]

for the phone sanitizer you could take a swab of the phone beforehand and then afterwards, then put those swabs into petri dishes to see what grows

[@TC-th1ey]

Do we trust Tyler to grow spores?

[@jSergiu]

@@TC-th1eythat’s the real question.

[@Okurka.]

He could just look in the lamp and when his eyes start to itch it's proof it works.

[@senatorsmiles]

lol petri dishes? you remember whose channel you're watching right

[@YoursUntruly]

Why a Petri dish? Do you mean agar in a Petri dish?

[@matthuntdaug]

Everyone knows you avoid turning on the bathroom light so that you stay sleepy.

[@DozaCraft]

The first item, I just can't help but think about how disgusting that thing will get. Nobody will EVER change the batteries in that thing. Once it's done, it'd done and it'll probably stay there until it falls off and hopefully is able to be flushed

[@TsunauticusIV]

I’d hate to see your bathroom 😂

[@Uncleprepper1]

The operational side, is outside of the toilet. Easily accessible and removed. Without over exposure to bacteria.

[@LocozillaYT]

​@@TsunauticusIV I was gonna say the same thing, like if the OUTSIDE of your toilet gets so gross that you wouldn't touch this, then i'd hate to see the rest of the bathroom lol

[@huntersnyder8114]

It’s really not that deep.

[@KoalaKoala00]

Yeah the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. Turn on the lights instead of using that nasty light

[@sergioisuhmazin]

My boy Tyler’s refusal to read instructions is pure gold 😂😂😂

[@PrimaryToSecondary]

Lava hand bars soap does the same thing. Never had a bad washing with it.

[@SamTheBattleshipp]

Yep! Works really good for me. And as a side note, when you don't have anything to use...I've used dirt to clean oil and grease of my hands too.

[@ruanulisses6650]

28:25 what is the blue light that just turned on behind him?

[@rogerstlaurent8704]

Good question ???? maybe Tyler could tell what it is

[@ruanulisses6650]

@rogerstlaurent8704 I hope so, but he barely replys to coments. Just realized tho, it could be a mosquito trap.

[@rebelvette1]

He is sanitizing his property, lol. 🤣🤣

[@nicnacs_w]

bug zapper probabaly

[@alexdmd]

These videos make me realize how dumb the Shark Tank judges are

[@sauceless6666]

the soaps with "grit" in them are really nice, gojo is a big brand of it iirc works amazing if you are a marine mechanic and get a lot of oil on your hands

[@robert.adamek]

Gojo is incredible. Done steel fab before and it’s your best friend for washing up

[@xXushalldieXx]

My favorite is cherry bomb, but gojo is a second best for me

[@frankmfeb13]

I love gojo, I've had the big pump one for a couple years now. Always use it when I get home from work or when I'm done working on the car

[@robdidopp7769]

Yes they're great - but it's surprising how many contain plastic particles as the grit. The brands mentioned in this thread use pumice, that's fine, but many seem to be very into increasing the amount of microplastics in the world.

[@welephant2013]

Dish soap and sugar does the same thing?

[@daylen577]

Lots of fishing line can be used for 3D printing. Same for string trimmer string. As long as the diameter is consistent and fits in your printer you can tune the slicer to work with it. It's usually nylon so you'd need a heated bed and a heated chamber for your printer, but it does work.

[@Kinoko314]

A heated chamber would be ideal, but you can get away with not having one for small parts at least.

[@WOMANIZERJERRY]

That back flap on the tent, is there in case you got to go to the bathroom.

[@chrisjvas]

0:34 turning on the bathroom light in the middle of the night is getting first-world flash bang’d lmao

[@commenthero2514]

This perfectly describes it.

[@HangryDadGaming]

Those wipes.... you should try it with Pine pitch/sap and see how they do.

[@Tingatron69]

clicked on this thinking it was an old video just to see it was posted 14 mins ago😂 glad to see you posting more man, we all love the content

[@MotoVengeance]

First clip is Tyler showing everyone "This is where my poop goes, guys" Also I love the Grip Clean! I use it when i work on my motorcycles! Works pretty good!

[@Tiktokdontcall1]

15:48 bare hands no towel or napkin what 😭 I use 91% rubbing alcohol but not with bare hands to clean stuff or phones 😭

[@jakejohnson5584]

Tyler been putting out the work the last week. Love to see it

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

As a painter, it doesnt matter with your enamel or vinyl wet brush, just put them in a container of water.And next day theyre fine.

[@rayvanwayenburg998]

Enamel paint doesn’t wash out in water. It’s oil based.

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

@@rayvanwayenburg998 Exactly, so theres no air to dry the paint, so the next day the brush still has wet paint on it.Ready to continue.

[@Molly-ey6lq]

I'm always surprised how many people don't know you're supposed to wet your hands with water before applying hand soap for it to work properly.

[@nutbastard]

Some industrial hand cleaners like Goji Fast Orange you are specifically not supposed to wet your hands first. I have to imagine the dirt soap is a direct competitor and it may be the same case, or it could be Tyler falling back on habit from his mechanic days where fast orange is the de-facto hand cleaner.

[@dillon41255]

You’re killing this daily holiday upload man. Thank you

[@liadsofti2203]

You should have put a camera inside the weather tent and then spray it with water to show us the POV

[@COVERZHD1]

Also need to spray the zips with water to make them water tight. Same as a sleeping swag, need to weather the zips 24hrs before going in rain

[@baconscoobysnacks3135]

It's not supposed to be water tight lol

[@ruanulisses6650]

@@baconscoobysnacks3135 then its supposed to be water what? Cuz its just an umbrealla but more complicated then

[@baconscoobysnacks3135]

@@ruanulisses6650 it basically is an umbrella that covers you from being directly hit with rain from every angle lmao. For it to be water tight it would have to be air tight, and people need that whole breathing function so.

[@daytona1212]

Tyler, Tyler. Try reading the manual. 'To set the color on your Illumibowl, press the side button and Illumibowl will freeze on whatever color is visible when you press it. To resume color-cycle, press the button again.' you had it on one color and pressed twice, which will set it to one color again. No wonder the color didn't change by itself.

[@edzusozolins007]

Always use a 70% isopropyl alcohol solution, as higher concentrations can damage the phone's oleophobic coating (the layer that repels fingerprints)

[@SamTheBalloonMan]

I use the weather pod xl for my work as I'm often put outdoors in late fall and early winter for hours at a time. A little electric heater and a jackery and I'm comfortable all day. Idgaf if it looks goofy to y'all. Its been great for me

[@JonniP1]

After reading the message and seeing nickname 😂

[@SamTheBalloonMan]

@JonniP1 not nickname. Professional name. Where I live, it seems everyone does outdoor gigs year round and 20 degree weather is a pain in my hands

[@jessventures6172]

As a seamstress, the leaking Weatherpod blew my mind.... All waterproof items should be made with taped seams, when something is sewn by a needle, the needle leaves little puncture holes for the thread, and that is NOT waterproof. Genuinely shocked at super cheap construction.

[@PerplexEnigma]

Bro you are my wife with the logic. "The picture shows a chair... no chair...thats stupid" then followed by a 5 minute rant about it, just for me to keep playing osrs and say "product display/marketing" merry Christmas everyone!

[@mavzdog]

As a soccer player who has played at a decently high level, parents who brought these things 25:10 were always given weird looks

[@blovelet3]

As a parent of kids who played soccer and baseball/softball in Vermont, the weatherpods are very common. I think you got a lemon, they usually work very good.

[@kevinkerr2847]

Braided line is notoriously difficult to cut so I’m very impressed

[@slinixz2173]

I love when he uploads daily ❤

[@fspicy]

braided line can be frayed by teeth and eventually break if you catch like a pike, monofilament won’t but it’s more likely to snap than braided is, ppl often have mostly braided and then have a foot or so of mono or steel at the end on the line

[@krackergrit]

I do believe braided line doesn't stretch like mono and has more strength and mono does stretch depends on what ur fishing for

[@JB-eb6zh]

Braided line has a smaller diameter compared to mono. Like 50 pound mono vs 50 braid, the braid is much smaller. It also has almost no “stretch” to it, leading to firmer hooksets. It also won’t get pinched and create weak points like mono. Only downside it that if you’re fishing docks or rough habitat it is prone to fraying and breaking. Usually used specifically for worm fishing to help with the hook set. It needs to be firmer to help with the resistance of the hook having to force itself through the worm before getting to the fish.

[@Bostonmobster03]

I don’t know if you’ll see this or not i know you sometimes read comments but id love to see you try different animal products for your dog i know you did it in the past but im sure alot of people would like to see the dodge since we hear him in the background

[@OutWestKenny]

11:30 I use a bag and put it the refrigerator. Using something like the brush holder would only make more clean up

[@Blue93splash]

2 uploads in 2 days!? We have been blessed!

[@Goujiin]

The illumibowl light button is a colour cycle/freeze. Press the button once, it will change to cycle every time the sensor trips. When you press the button on the colour you find, it locks it.

[@welephant2013]

Sharktank is the American dragons den isnt it? So a toilet torch actually got investment and deemed a brilliant invention? How? Why? Now I've gotta find the episode

[@ekdeimos]

Honestly, the toilet light i kinda liked. Set it to red so it doesn't muck with my light acclimation to darkness and I can use the bathroom and go back to sleep easier.

[@welephant2013]

@ekdeimos I take my phone with a torch 🔦

[@c-barsadventures4135]

Shark tank been blowin up my feed lately. Now This!!!? Thanks man, enjoy your weekend.

[@6468dan]

I've seen parents bring the weather pod to kids games. It's interesting, not weird. They're not supposed to be waterproof, just help keep you out of the weather. People also use them when it's sunny, for shade.

[@panda_4g63]

Fishing string says it’s 200 pounds. Is it though time for the crane scale lol

[@jay24123]

The toilet light has 2 modes. One is same color all the time. The other the color is diffent every time the light goes on and off. If u want say blue all the time, turn lights on and off till it gets to blue. Then hit button once. Hope that makes sense.

[@Strongman0307]

Grip clean is my absolute favorite hand cleaner. I work in a oil refinery and it removes anything i get on my hands and removes the smells with it

[@aicirtkciub9167]

I liked the toilet light thing.

[@TheCardjuggla]

the first one makes sense. you can only see the light when the main light is off. hold your hand on the sensor, change color, remove hand, cover sensor, change color. i think you had it on the color rotation mode when you turned the light on then off and it was a different color without touching it but the typical call it trash before figuring it out scenario seems to be a reacurring theme even if it is funny and intentional

[@JaysThoughts-q5e]

Haha love the honest reactions to these weird products! The weather pod is just ridiculous, I wouldn't even use it as a joke. But seriously, the hand soap is actually pretty cool, I might have to try it out. Also please stop looking into UV lights.

[@glennschlorf1285]

Its obvious Tyler hasnt read the instructions...on that potty light

[@dropdoc1]

Imagine being out smarted by a toilet bowl light😆

[@SnowRaver-p2v]

You say it as if there's some hidden feature. 1 button. Which didn't do anything most of the time. Please explain exactly how the product functions.

[@TheBiggOne0]

that bowl light would really help during nighttime pisses when you don't really want to open your eyes and mess up your sleep

[@munkustrap2]

I would've thought that that was self-evident but it appears not to most people here.

[@KABAR1943]

How would it help if your eyes aren't open to see the light?

[@traBylliB]

When he put a dab of the hand soap on his finger, I was waiting for him taste it.

[@bjørnjacobsengaming]

23:28 Why not just use a rain jacket, or one of those cheap rain ponchos like all other normal people do. The only reason to use the weather pod is if you have an expensive camera on a tripod and you MUST film an outdoor sports event, then you can sit in it without the camera and yourself getting wet, otherwise it seems hopelessly stupid.

[@chrisceykovsky]

I don't personally use the pods, but my wife does and you'll see dozens/hundreds of them at baseball and softball events. Especially when it's cold. Body heat warms it up to the point it needs opened to cool off and you can just open the zipper a little as a viewing port. Waterproof....may be not, but a mist it should be fine. Typically when it's raining we're leaving the fields and/or the wind is really high anyway and you'd put it away. You sit off to the side with these too or you'll block other people's views.

[@romeolives7062]

There's a mode when it cycles through the colors. On that toilet bowl light. We must have a defective model or not using it right? I have one for years now. I love it. You walk into a bathroom in the middle of the night. You don't have to turn the light on and get blinded.

[@briangereau788]

Yeah, he reviews things without bothering to read the instructions so we can flood the comment section. Channel name needs to be changed to TylerTroll.

[@cannibawlz]

@@briangereau788 part of me is starting to believe it isnt a troll and he genuinely just does and will not read instructions unless its absolutely necessary

[@briangereau788]

@cannibawlz have you seen the Buccee's video? He's trolling.

[@Soljarag5]

Doesn't it get piss on it though?

[@cannibawlz]

@@briangereau788 i haventtt, but i was also making a joke 😛

[@EnjoyedMars]

At 19:00 it was a little hard to cut because you weren’t using braid. Braid and mono/fluorocarbon line have different thickness so it that’s why it was hard

[@lordcrayzar]

I have never seen someone rub isopropyl alcohol into their hands like that ha wtf

[@heyoldman2003]

i use it for hand sanitizer since the pandemic

[@ParallaxSound315]

18:25 braided line is able to get the same poundage while being about half as thick as mono So in theory, 100lb braided line is as thick as 50lb mono line It also has no/very little stretch, unlike mono It's also harder to cut. I can cut mono with my teeth no problem, but any of my braided lines I need to use a blade

[@matthewwilliams-kg4hx]

It's great that you do what all us guys do. You get the item to test and without appearing to read instructions you just go hog wild to figure out what it does.

[@jamesk9375]

All "grit" soaps work better dry to do the work, then wet to wash it away. I use standard dirt all the time. It removes gas smell better than anything else. Dirt works!

[@AverageReviewsYT]

That weather pod is comical.. I wanna see someone use it lol

[@ValentinaRosas-i4q]

Whoa, this was insane! Keep it up!

[@jacobgamble3302]

I know this is your more “charismatic” channel but I’d love to see you rank dorito or lays chip flavors on your tier list series on Tylertube too

[@iTeddyArth]

maybe the toilet night light only switches colors everytime you trigger the sensor

[@xxPRCarlitosxxBlackfa1xx]

If u mix dish soap and dirt it's the same as a hand cleaner I do it all the time when I don't have mechanic soap to clean hands

[@Ghostly_FilmProduction]

3:00 Tyler its a blue shifting button, Hold it down to reverse shift (I think) click to shift? But anyway, it's shifting more Blue every time you clicked, Red-Orange-Yellow-Green-Blue-Purple-Pink-Red.

[@Sckloste]

The “blue” light that you see is only the visible light radiation that that type of bulb emits. The UV that comes out of a dim looking bulb like that is insane. You can only see a little bit of blue light because our eyes are unable to perceive the wavelength of light that is being emitted. 15:16

[@MrBravadaMan]

The UV phone cleaner. IF it's actually putting out any real UV, it would sanitize a phone. Also, its VERY bad for your eyes, and not great on your skin. I work in a hospital. ONE of the things they do to clean the OR's is wheel in this thing with 6 4 foot UV bulbs (which are rather expensive) around it, and leave it on for a while. They have to post do not enter signs on the door while they're doing it. It has both a start and stop timer. The big thing is looking at it. It will damage your eyes WAY faster than your skin.

[@hellhound-si5oz]

I wonder if the fishing line cutter would cut the string cord for a weed eater

[@swilson42]

Please do the long term test for the paintbrush. If the container does better than the bag after that long, that could be very handy for even the weekend warriors like me.

[@prodsxlocc]

was so happy when i saw you uploaded! love ur vids!

[@crashweekly7925]

We had one of those toilet bowl lights, it was a gimic and we got rid of it shortly after purchasing. Glad I bought it on wish for $4, I didn't lose any real money on it. All it did was attract a lot of the urines, when the grandson would come visit with poor aim. As for the cleaning wipes, there are already companies out there that sell buckets of these wipes , 1 side is abrasive the other is softer. I use them for my RV and when working on my truck. Supposed to be waterless but you do get a film on your hands after use so I always run them under water after. Fast orange is by far the best hand soap with pumas in it.

[@antx24]

Plastic bags were outlawed where I live in NY,so the paint brush cover would have to be my option.

[@munkustrap2]

I was going to say something similar. In certain towns here in eastern MA they're illegal so who knows how long it'll be before they're hard, or even, impossible to get everywhere. It really irritates me too because I use them for a variety of things. And, because I walk with a cane, it's a lot easier to carry something in one of the plastic bags as opposed to the brown paper ones.

[@Kinoko314]

@antx24 - Get a ziploc. @munkustrap2 - Get a fabric bag for a dollar.

[@joetri1970]

You probably have to hold the button down a number of seconds to change options and it might even have different functions by different times its held down for the toilet light.

[@jacobwray2933]

I usually use laundry powder after working on my car

[@zertifiedd5479]

Monofilament line can stretch, and is more resistant to abrasions. Braid is very prone to break against abrasive surfaces, but it has no stretch. And also casts much further. In my opinion braid is much better.

[@garrydobson2626]

I’d use the paint brush cover for keeping my clean brushes. No more bent bristles

[@allen1377]

Toilet light was a mouth full lol

[@Coreykaos23]

I can’t believe he thought it actually came with a chair 😂

[@Ray_Vun]

there actually is a way for you to test if the phone soap does anything. it's called an agar kit, i think. you use a cotton swab on your phone, then rub it on the little plate, then you put the phone in the device, once you take it out, you swab the phone again with another plate, then you just wait. the first plate should show what kinda looks like mold, and the second plate should be basically clean if the device actually did work

[@DoctorKnox]

Pitri Dish

[@EdHadder]

Great Video Tyler 👍🏻✌🏻

[@baconscoobysnacks3135]

The weather pod works as intended 😂 its not supposed to be water proof, people sit inside it and you know, the whole breathing thing. It will stop you from being directly rained on though. As long as youre sitting in a chair and your shoes dont get soaked youll be fine, and having the foresight to bring it with you id assume you would also prepare with the proper shoes/clothes.

[@phatpac5]

5:05 my old auto tech instructor lotions tf out of his hands so all the oil just wipes off

[@billob4285]

24:25 Try that with non-pentrating water repellent, something like Camp Dry.

[@strayling1]

I hooked one of those lights around a banister so it lights the stairs when I climb them. It lasts about a year before it needs recharging.

[@teknikal6969]

Phone soap thing is actually scientific for killing germs and stuff with UV but yeah I can't see it removing grime or anything so you'd still have to clean it normally anyway.

[@RetroKevin]

I 100% knew there would someday be a video of you just washing your hands. 😂

[@adramelek1000]

By not repeatingly pushing the button if you read the instructions it says push it once to keep consistent color. Which means if your pushing it twice it's going from changing colors to constant color. Try pushing it once if it stays same color when lights go out then turn lights on push just once more then it will rotate colors when lights go out

[@In2jeep]

No Tyler please don’t stare at the little blue light. That magnet switch is there for a reason

[@TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA]

it makes sense tyler those lights YOU don't want them to be super bright UV C light has the same danger rating as a laser DONT LOOK AT IT! it will blind you, the case is designed to not turn on until closed so its not a blinding hazard. Plus the "dim" light works because whats being sanitized is very close to the light source and the concave design behind each light reflects the light across the entire surface. If you want to test this in the future there are cheap labs that will send you peitry dishes that you can sawb a unclean phone and then swab the uv phone and send it in for results. In the future DO NOT TAMPER WITH SAFETY DEVICES OF THINGS LIKE UV LIGHTS OR LASERS THEY ARE A BLINDING HAZARD!!

[@SuperSport1966]

Be careful of cleaning your phone or other electronics with alcohol. I used to do that, but I found out that it slowly dissolves the glue and sealers that help to keep your devices rattle free and water resistant. It does take some time, but I’ve ruined a pair of AirPods, and a phone screen seal using alcohol. Just a heads up. 👍

[@jacobgamble3302]

While yes braid and mono fishing line may have the same ratings, braid is a lot slimmer by lb making for an easier cast, while mono and fluorocarbon line is more invisible in the water, also it’s cheaper to produce. Braid has very minimal stretch, while mono and fluro have a lot of give in the line. Pros and cons for each. A lot of people will go with a braided main line with a mono 6-8ft leader to get the best of both worlds. Also braid above 100lbs is kind of redundant. At that point a lot of people will just go to steel wire for offshore fishing (sharks n stuff)

[@jameshorsted5489]

Tyler: How the toilet thing works, once its on leave it & it will change colours slowly, once you find the colour you wan't press the button & it will stay that colour, they work well just don;'t knock it in the toilet.

[@johnbarton5]

When I worked at a hospital, we used a UV light machine to kill c-diff. So yeah, UV light DOES work.

[@Dan-om4ne]

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