Top 10 Surprisingly Dangerous Things You Have in Your Home

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Top 10 Dangerous Everyday Things in Your Home
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The kitchen. The living room. The bedroom… Nothing and nowhere is safe! From dryer sheets, to dryers, to electric blankets, be wary of these killer devices! Kidding, just be wary. WatchMojo counts down the Top 10 Dangerous Everyday Things in Your Home.
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#10. Dryer Sheets
#9. The Dryer
#8. Electric Blankets
#7. NonStick Pans
#6. Plastic Food Containers
#5. Kitchen Knives
#4. Carpets
#3, #2 & #1???
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[@MichaelJayValueInvesting]

I keep hearing baby powder causes cancer, but then again, what doesn't cause cancer these days?

[@thereisnothing9165]

Commonsense. OH WAIT, NONE OF US HAVE THAT.

[@samlung2724]

Boco Corwin The greatest plot twist in life.

[@sgabriel4038]

It was really fucking irritating when I got diagnosed with leukemia​ and we still didn't know where it came from? Can't wait for science to be a little more accurate in that department so future patients know and we can better correct ourselves.

[@bronzetoothbrush6825]

Michael Jay - Value Investing While some chemicals and products may be said to " cause " cancers it is often just loose ends and theoretical data , organizations like peta say meat and dairy cause cancer it's usually a whit lie because cancer cells are created everyday , that's why you can get it early if it's part of genetics or later in life as your body isn't as efficient at killing bad cells,but the cells need to feed and prefer feeding on sugar and meat like products . I do not claim to know if baby powder can cause cancer but considering its chemically made it might , also aluminum is now being linked to aultimers ( don't know how to spell ) because data show that one aluminum is not naturally found in the body and can cause neuron blockages .

[@MoonLoonie69]

Oh god I'm so sorry. :(

[@518ashtray]

Threw a dryer sheet in the dryer, turned it on, sat down for a shit and started this video. GREAT

[@eliwinx147]

Your not the only one washing and drying your clothes and taking a shit

[@Custerd1]

White vinegar is a viable alternative to drier sheets.

[@OurFoundingLiars]

1.Alexis 2. Siri 3. Web cam 4. The mic on your Apple ear buds 5. The tag on your dog’s collar 6. The chemicals in your water 7. The Russian imported Mr coffee pot 8. the digital clock on your oven that says 911 on it sometimes 9. Oil (chem trail) diffuser 10. Anything that’s a tin foil substitute Keep asking questions

[@salvadorcorona2603]

Our Founding Liars EXACTLY

[@DavidRay39]

Our Founding Liars um...how is Alexis dangerous? Or Siri? Or web cam? Are you being sarcastic?

[@star_bricks3115]

David Ray he’s probably talking about government spying on us theories

[@denniscleary7580]

So would I be safer just digging a hole in the ground and living there like a hobbit

[@eliwinx147]

Yes if you don't live in a place that rains much

[@kaekaze2809]

@rwsthedemonking lk

[@couragekarnga8735]

Wonderful. Now I'm afraid of my own house. Thanks!

[@eliwinx147]

Don't worry you will be afraid of the outside soon

[@Raph___A]

"Nothing and nowhere is safe" Jeez,that's kinda dark '_'

[@civilwildman]

Yeah, this video should probably be linked to developing paranoia.

[@user-dv2ge2mt7b]

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell that knives are dangerous

[@Predaking4ever]

Knives are dangerous! I’m shocked!

[@jamalsampson3923]

This list is very informal. Thank you!

[@ThangYT]

Definite a list for people who don't have common sense

[@revaschuller2918]

Thanks for the advice 🙂😍👍

[@James-cu9ul]

So you want us to be homeless? 😂

[@tableprinterdoor]

No, just live in a box with no dangers

[@shallowgod5539]

"Surprisingly dangerous" "Knives"

[@904Phoniex]

I thought bleach was Edible

[@bunsproutt]

It is, once.

[@bunsproutt]

I was actually crying with laughter by the time they mentioned knives because of how ridiculous this list was, and practically sobbing at bathtubs because I had made a joke earlier on about how they probably put bathtubs on here because you can drown in them

[@amybraun2105]

Good thing to watch as I clean my house, dry my clothes with dryer sheets, and cook.

[@RandomHandle837]

An electric blanket???? WHAT UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRY DO I LIVE IN????

[@halolime117]

Nah that's an American thing xd

[@StarSunYT]

I didnt know paper roll was dangerous 😱 (thumbnail)

[@PhantomQueenOne]

You forgot heaters (whole house), space heaters, water heaters, and electric kettles. Burns, explosions, fires, and carbon monoxide poisoning.

[@jcfrostycheesebugga8681]

Pretty sure i cause more danger in my home than these products

[@UndernetChara]

Number one: Siri at 3 AM. Seriously, just watch any 3 AM challenge and you know what I mean.

[@cryFgc]

This is the first time ive been early on a watch mojo video

[@richardhamilton9936]

Dryers aren't dangerous, poor dryer maintenance is.

[@ShayTheValiant]

2:35 **sleep-talking** 9 by 13 inch pan... **being woken up suddenly** NON-STICK PANS! Anyone get the reference?

[@ThatOneMotherfucker]

If toasters are that dangerous than the Brave Little Toaster just got darker than what it was.

[@loganmalough2379]

Thanks a ton watchmojo, now I’ll just stay away from my house. Unless that’s dangerous.

[@AroundIndiana]

So basically everything in your house will kill you eventually. Cool.

[@2dead2smile]

who tf likes burnt toast?

[@UltimateInkling]

Goth Moth stupid people

[@robindobson3872]

My father figure. He likes almost anything burnt. His wife and I call him crazy but at the end of the day, yea gotta love him.

[@shesnoangel7197]

watchin this to see what'll end me quicker when school starts

[@emighalissa]

You say suprising; however, I knew every single one except the dryer sheets.

[@iguess7299]

Damn so close

[@joshuachristiansen8209]

We have become so reliant on these everyday household items that we don't even realize that we are endangering ourselves. Strange isn't it?

[@DragonKazooie89]

What about large furniture like tall dressers and entertainment centers? They can fall and crush you if you're not careful or fastened them to the wall.

[@cjc0102]

My mission is now clear. My house must be destroyed.

[@thedragon138]

OMG I was here before 100 views

[@scott8919]

Heated blankets are so pathetic now. I bought a Sunbeam blanket a couple of years ago and from day one, even on the highest setting, I could not feel any heat. Turns out new ones are made to not get nearly as warm as older ones.

[@serpentstudios7768]

My parents complaining is dangerous! XD

[@foughtstatue1023]

I have to get rid of all my knives, I had no idea they were dangerous! Who would have guessed?!?!

[@loganmalough2379]

When I was like 5/6 years old, I tried to use a knife to peel an apple, but I ended up slicing my thumbprint wide open. It was to bad, that a drop of my blood landed on my sock. It healed ok, but I still have the scar to this day. Caulk it up as a lesson learned, people, never peel an apple, a potato, carrots, etc with a sharp knife.

[@dirtyperson1527]

What about the roster in the bath trick

[@gianmendez1921]

do a top ten dj list

[@BrandonRelkamOfficial]

Yep, WatchMojo has run of ideas. And have gone down the crapper

[@UltimateInkling]

Brandon Relkam they had great ideas but now they’re less interesting but I still love them

[@BrandonRelkamOfficial]

SonicShinobi I'll watch their vids on occasion if they really catch my attention. I'll always be subbed to them though

[@UltimateInkling]

Brandon Relkam same

[@droidx24]

Literally everything, even living, will kill you.

[@JustinY.]

#1: anime

[@DavidRay39]

Justin Y. NO.

[@maripaws]

Justin Y. your a anime of comments

[@itsxavier395]

#0: offbrand anime

[@shallowgod5539]

Why are these comments so unfunny?

[@purplecatangel1376]

Dude, not cool😠

[@robertofenloch9595]

"A dull knife is a dangerous one." Then you tell us to regularly sharpen them, so it becomes even MORE easier to slice and cut things. Yeah, that seems safe. Also, this list said SURPRISINGLY dangerous things. Neither knives nor chemical cleaners are surprisingly dangerous.

[@dcbfan1231]

Geez, I feel like I can’t live in my own home anymore.

[@pythonkatie1985]

Dryer sheets also clog the lint trap adding to the fire hazard.

[@what.380]

MY god tHIS has gone haywire!

[@inoberey8282]

15 house cleaners dislike this video 😂

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

I've grown up realizing that everything can give you cancer. I accept that.

[@jacobasuncion5749]

When your little brother has a knife in his hands

[@karlleego2513]

I'm little scared now

[@SerGarciaInfinitiG35Vlogs]

Karl Leego aww don’t afraid it’s okay

[@mrsandher7385]

Watch out for those surprinsingly dangerous knives

[@SerGarciaInfinitiG35Vlogs]

Balraj. Singh Sandher I know very dangerous knifes ask an adult can use knives as well

[@mrsandher7385]

SerGarcia InfinitiG35 no shit

[@tfpradgirl9537]

What if that was the point, to scare. Don't watch videos like this. They're designed to implant fear into your mind. Don't be scared of these things.

[@murakumo65]

i thought this was supposed to be surprisingly dangerous things? who the hell is surprised that chemicals, things that make a lot of heat, or are sharp are dangerous?

[@thetruth7251]

DO TOP 10 SUPER SOLDIERS

[@Wessel1109]

Number one Shrek

[@Tamaldo]

I live in the UK and I say bollocks to the "burnt toast gives you cancer". Just give it a scrape and you're good to go

[@alyssawilson8781]

7:40, why wasn’t that guy using gloves for the “hot/burnt” turkey?

[@FlyingPinguin88]

It was very "surprising" that knives are dangerous.

[@beatziegraham6928]

I'm terrified of electric blankets. I was before knowing this. I always felt like it was gonna malfunction and explode on me. I tried it ONCE and my body was shaking in fear.

[@beatziegraham6928]

game vidio bro I did because you asked nicely lol.

[@mscloudherder329]

Beatzie Graham I had one burn all the way up to where my feet were while I was sleeping! It was charred and flakey. Never used one again.

[@beatziegraham6928]

Lucene Olivera jeezh! That's insane. At least you survived to tell the tale.

[@e4r281]

I'm so glad you can leave voice messages as comments now!!! I can't spell the word, so I am dropping a voice note.😳 ▶ 🔘──────── 00:11

[@pityfulpyro]

WatchMojo presents: Fearmongering!

[@JORISGUY7XD]

They forgot sugar and highly processed foods

[@redpanda416]

Your smart appliances are connected to skynet!!

[@SerGarciaInfinitiG35Vlogs]

3 Chemical Cleaners I do use rubber gloves and towel too that my favorite part number 3

[@Wisconsin222]

WatchMojo maybe no one should bath too you could risk drowning in your bath tube and/ or ingesting your soap you are using.

[@komaedakat1583]

After my mom watched this she got the washer and dryer removed.

[@OwenIsAFilmaholic]

CROCK-POTS!!! (This Is Us reference)

[@tableprinterdoor]

I drink bleach everyday *drinks from my ichigo kurokasi bottle and drinks

[@z3roo0]

2# I remember when I was like 10 or 11 can't remember, I put in a knife in there to line up the bread correctly and accidently hit the sides. The power went out in the whole house. Pretty sure it's safe to say i'm lucky to be alive now.

[@starstepstoheaven]

So not to enter kitchen ever again?

[@Simoncressey99]

Where’s the chip pan or deep fat fryer

[@wilfridolopezthecrazymistery]

Wait a minute did the guy on the last stock image was grabbing the smoking pan with his bear hands

[@mscloudherder329]

wilfrido lopez bears have paws, not hands. 😝

[@kevinworytko1099]

Was honestly expecting them to say #1: Guns

[@robindobson3872]

Which is better: gas stoves or electric stoves?☺️

[@lilbunny9833]

I always said told my sister to clean out the lint trap after every use smdh

[@bunnehontherocks]

Everything is a chemical!! Water is a chemical. Oxygen is a chemical! Stop saying chemical cleaners. Non-toxic chemical cleaners are what you want to clean with.

[@lukky6648]

What the fuck ? I am not even safe in my own house .... Than where to go ??.. Wait I know ....The most comfortable place in the world ! Bathroom

[@porkchop6045]

I feel betrayed by my own house😭

[@MaD0MaT]

Knives are surprisingly dangerous? You serious? Isn't it obvious that knives are dangerous? No?

[@bluelobsterart]

Knives are surprisingly dangerous?

[@markusvarusk4643]

We don't have more then half the things in this list in our house and we use an electric oven

[@austinseymour8953]

How is a knife or chemical cleaners or a stove surprisingly dangerous??????

[@rex88moser]

carbon monoxide poisoning is mainly caused by faulty boilers (heating) not stoves normally

[@JonesBrothersProductionsiac]

#1: Your mother's cabinet

[@Kris-pq2zd]

I made toilet cleaner foil bomb traps so when you open the cleaner it explodes

[@Link200767]

speaking of knives, in 2013 i was working in a family owned Argentinian pizzeria dicing some romaine lettuce and i almost completely sliced off the tip of my thumb, didn't even feel it mainly because the knife was very sharp, enough to not cause any sensation of pain. obviously i was bleeding but the entire time i was laughing mostly because i was in shock, after calming down i kinda shrugged and said 'well that happened'. anyways i still have a scar and i look back and laugh it off. speaking of scars i have a piece of graphite in my right arm pretty close to a vein, how did that happened? well i got shanked in the arm and to be fair i shanked a guy with a pencil who was a bit of a bully, don't worry i didn't do it with malicious intent, it was more of a fake out and i accidentally shanked him, this was in the 7th grade, i was born in 88 so you do the math. anyways after some months we somehow became friends and we both laughed it off. in short i got some scars, one was me not paying attention and the other was payback despite it being on accident. if you are wondering if the piece if lead affects my everyday life well good news, it doesn't, its there as a memento doing absolutely nothing.

[@DanFarrell98]

So basically everything?

[@DeonChristie]

Luckily I don't use Fabric Softener, does the 2 in 1 count...? 😮 You got me with the Non Stick Pans though. But the plastic food containers no way, I prefer Glass. I'm no fan of plastic. Great point, pretty much everything you use need to be properly maintained. Preventative maintenance comes highly recommended. Seen some scary things during my time in the Mining and Heavy Industry as an Electrician. These great tools (Tumble Dryers) are assembled by people, or robotics controlled by people. Remember that, none of us are perfect. It's a man made device, it can fail! The really disturbing side of using banned substances, is that the ban may not necessarily rule out human error. What I find even more shocking is that we actually have a system that decides how much poison we may "Legally" absorb! I fully agree with the Domestic Cleaning Products. Which had become the Necessary Evil in modern society. It's a simple math, the chemical you use WILL land up somewhere. And chances are perhaps even in the Oceans along with the Plastic Masses. Your kitchen toaster clip reminded me of a certain thing I always do. At night while sleeping, and when not at home. ALWAYS unplug your kettle from the socket from your Distribution Board. What will happen when a kettle start boiling, and the (Man Made) auto off switch fails? It will boil dry, and eventually start an electrical fire! Just a thought... With gas appliances, I like turning off the gas at the primary source. And only close the valve on the appliance once the flame goes out. Just feel more comfortable when the gas supply pipe is empty.

[@JG_Parker]

4:33... THEY ARE NOT SHARPENING A KNIFE!!!!!

[@mscloudherder329]

Unfair Advantage YES THEY ARE!!!!

[@JG_Parker]

NO! they are honing a knife! sharpening involves removal of the material. honing realigns the edges of the blade

[@filipskater]

#1 cables. Three of my five children hanged themselves :///

[@Wessel1109]

Number one My mother

[@dogsarefab]

Jesus what is it with America and cancer?? Never known a country so paranoid about cancer!

[@loganmalough2379]

I’m so glad I never use an electric blanket. No cancer for me please. (Nervous chuckle) thanks!

[@NewbyINC]

I'm sorry... What?!

[@tableprinterdoor]

But I drink bleach every day *takes out my ichigo kurokasi bottle and drinks*

[@Boss-si3zz]

And yet the chances of this happining to YOU or YOU being killed by these these things is very very LOW,

[@tableprinterdoor]

Anything is dangerous, just hit it on ur head

[@rev1198]

Everything around kills.

[@DJAsHeRMusic]

Zzz what a ton of crap more chance of harm from breathing air outside. The only 1 I agree with is the tumble dryer but if you don't empty the lint filter after every use it's your fault you burned to death.

[@DavidRay39]

Daniel Asher You don't need to empty the filter after ever use. Maybe once a week is,sufficient. That's all really.

[@PanagiotisPolyzois]

#1 My basement

[@frenchfri5106]

What's bad about microwaves?