Top 30 Worst AS SEEN ON TV Items Ever

[@WatchMojo]

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[@rainbowdashsteve2068]

Imagine brush buddies with Pantera or system of a down, there would be toothpaste everywhere

[@rainbowdashsteve2068]

Why do a lot these focus on your @$$

[@rainbowdashsteve2068]

Here's a slogan of mine The back up Protect your home while at the same Risk getting your foot blown off

[@The_Legend47]

I have a BETTER IDEA for no. 1, WatchMojo: And this comes STRAIGHT from the ad.... "HEAD ON, APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD ... HEAD ON, APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD ... HEAD ON, APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD" ....repeat in ad nauseum and infinitum! This product didn't even get a/an (dis)honorable mention, which is just WRONG, **AND** a TRAVESTY!

[@OverlordZeroULTIMA]

I actually do not own an As Seen on TV item. :P I never cared for any of them, I just thought some of the ads were stupid, silly, and/or obnoxious. Though I thought about getting something like the Potty Putter for my cousin as a joke; She plays golf. I will not do the other one though, that's just gross.

[@melissacooper8724]

For the narrator that claimed that you can't wear your pajamas in public, you haven't been shopping at Wal-Mart much, haven't you? 😂

[@patriot9455]

Some of the Wal-Matrians would do better with pajameans than what they decide is right to go outside with

[@samirah4423]

especially before covid when they were opened later ;-; good times XD

[@rizpahbaker4996]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bun04y]

Aren't Pajama pants the same as Jeggings?

[@samirah4423]

yes, and im pretty sure they were a thing before pajama pants was a thing XD@@bun04y

[@lysscole1664]

As a Physiotherapist who works with the elderly, we prescribe things like the tush turner and other gadgets that allow people with mobility issues to be more independent. There are also things like electric can openers and long handled aids for when they have issues with their upper limb. Just because it sounds stupid to the general population doesn't mean it doesn't have a use

[@zephyfoxy]

I mean they say this themselves in the video lol

[@MichaelLovely-mr6oh]

This! I bought my mother the Toucan battery operated can opener because her previous can opener (which was an electric one, no less) crapped out on her after using it for years. In addition my mother suffers from Rheumatoid Arthritis; so doing certain tasks such as opening cans jars and bottles is quite difficult for her. Nowadays she loves her can opener and called it the best Christmas present she got.

[@okiedokieartichokie772]

Exactly. My grandma has a few of these and they are legit life savers for her

[@kayleighseiber5895]

I’m really happy someone made this comment

[@isabelleblanchet3694]

My grandma had that and a HandyBar to help her get out of cars.

[@PookieMaliboo]

ASpray was ahead of its time, those commercials for Lume deodorant are all over the place 🤣

[@frankieseward8667]

And they do work.

[@wnedyro]

YEEESSSSSSS

[@twistedpixie6972]

Right?! I won’t lie, when I was working outdoors 50 hours a week, I would put deodorant at the top of my but crack, inner thighs, under and between my boobs as well as my pits. This was pre Lume and other alternatives. I grew up in a poor farming area and I have always been self conscious about body odor.

[@brucedemarest3929]

And the name is so much funnier than "Lume'"

[@laceyl001337]

I got the Lume Sampler before the excessive commercials. I guess it was fine for a while. Definitely not 24 hours. Plus, in my opinion, the scents they had did not smell good.

[@drjekelmrhyde]

Pajama jeans just evolved into those stretch jeans they still sell today.

[@dietotaku]

i was thinking they looked like jeggings but i wasn't sure which came first.

[@marikothecheetah9342]

Right? I have similar pants to these and they are awesome.

[@littleladyscave376]

I loved pajama jeans.

[@bratty360-y3f]

PA-JOJ JEANS 👖

[@Mspandaninja88]

Pajamas jeans is life.

[@pariahred13]

I know many disabled people that depend on some things like these. The tush turner sounds silly but those kinds of turning pillow seats help elderly, obese, and otherwise disabled people

[@marikothecheetah9342]

Hear, hear! And hips are often the first joints to be problematic, break etc.

[@chrismayer3919]

Besides, they sell cheaper ‘turntables’ that you can use.

[@emmettcrass5239]

I agree. I would’ve loved the Tush Turner when recovering from a couple past groin surgeries

[@chrismayer3919]

@@emmettcrass5239 the boob cushion also made me laugh; what if you used the shake weight as one of those things by accident? 🫨🤣

[@user-wi8nc9wo3x]

Yo mama so fat, the friction from her tush turner lit the couch on fire.

[@jeffm9770]

When my son was little we bought him musical toothbrushes because the music was on a timer and it helped him know how long to brush

[@pariahred13]

My nephews still use them for that reason

[@piperbird7193]

To be fair, many of these products are actually intended for disabled folks, but since you can't really market things like that and be successful, we end up with these 'oh wow! you can't use toothpaste! ads. The reason people pick fun of them, is because in many cases, the abled can't see any reason why THEY would need them, so they can't see any reason why ANYONE would need them. If you can easily do all of these things without thinking twice about them, consider yourself lucky. That may not be the case one day.

[@TeroTheShortOne]

Yeah, like I could see the butter cutter one as good for people who don't have the dexterity to handle a butter knife. I didn't think of a lot of stuff until I had a chronic condition get so bad I couldn't get out of bed for more than 5 minutes at a time at one point. I'm in a better place with it right now, but now whenever I have a knee-jerk "who needs this?" reaction, I stop to actually think about it. (Except the Booty Pop. Seriously, wtf.)

[@leezahbat]

My thoughts exactly when I saw them bring up the Tush Turner and the Comfort Wipe. My mother was physically disabled and I could see several of these items being helpful for her while she was still around. I feel it isn't fair to treat all of these items as hopeless jokes when they definitely could improve the quality of life for many disabled people.

[@usagi32211]

Agreed! As the video went on, I started cringing at some of the ableist comments they were making. My sister needed the Comfort Wipe for the last couple years of her life, and we were glad it was an available product to help her keep some mobility and dignity.

[@jblazer9804]

I think u capitalized the wrong words in your short rant there. I would've, coincidentally, put both of the "would"s in caps. Relatively valid thought process with all these originally being for disabled people, hate to burst your bubble, but that really isn't the origin story of most of these products. Certainly nice to think that's the case if you'd like to.

[@0Pinger]

was about to post the same, I am riddled with osteoarthritis in knees/hips/pelvis and lower back, now review that Tush turner. just wait 20-30 years and you will eat your words @watchmojo

[@EsmeAmelia]

Yeah, you might think dispensers for butter and toothpaste and rotating cushions are useless, but they could be a godsend for people who don't have full mobility. A lot of weird-looking products like those are actually designed with disabled people in mind, but in order to sell well they have to attempt to market to a mass audience. Now the Potty Putter and the Uroclub and the talking toilet paper roll - those are just stupid gimmicks.

[@haydendegrow945]

I hate to be the one to tell you all this, but number 21, the Tush Turner, DOES actually work in certain aspects. My mom, who is disabled and has a hard time getting in and out of cars, DOES like the Tush Turner and uses it when getting in and out of my car. It may not seem like a realistic product to most, but it DOES work...

[@marikothecheetah9342]

As a person, who has been through all stages of disability (bedridden, wheelchair, crutches) due to my hips problem I agree. It's not a dumb thing, if it helps. Unfortunately, hips are the first thing to go in elderly and rotating them can be so painful. If it helps with getting out of the car - hey, I'm all in. In fact, I'd even encourage an elderly person to use it at home.

[@FBodStudios]

Yeah, they remembered that some people have mobility issues when it came to the Comfort Wipe, but full on mocked the Tush Turner. Not all people have healthy joints.

[@charlayned]

Glad to hear it works. I'm dealing with not only old age stuff but MS and fibro and getting in and out of the vehicle is a big problem. I may be investing in this to try.

[@marikothecheetah9342]

@charlayned defo consult physiotherapist or neutologist on this because there might be similar products that ease the difficulty even more.

[@Miss_Kisa94]

Agreed! My first thought was how helpful it would be for seniors and people with disabilities.

[@kriscynical]

I really don't think the toothpaste dispenser or especially the tush turner should be dunked on. Those are obviously intended for people with dexterity or mobility issues, like how the Snuggie was originally invented for people in wheelchairs. Products like that just have to be marketed to the masses in order to make enough money to exist.

[@SPAnComCat]

Actually; I can Agree with you!

[@julzrulz11111]

100% I was coming here to write this. My mother has really bad rheumatoid arthritis, and bursitis, in both hips and struggles severely to get in and out of a car - the tush turner would be a great item for her!

[@kriscynical]

@@julzrulz11111 It would be great for my mother, too, actually. She needs both of her knees replaced (surgery for the right knee is in April) so getting in and out of the car is really painful for her, too.

[@calise616]

Well, then this reason should have been included in the commercial, don't you think?

[@utterbutter08]

As someone who grew up using wheelchairs, the snuggie still blows my mind and i really wish i had one.

[@matthewpaul6904]

Pajama Jeans? You mean jeggings? I've seen those before.

[@danderson8431]

I had a Brush Buddy toothbrush that played “We Will Rock You”. Here’s where it makes sense, that brush ensures that you brush for the full 2 minutes that’s suggested by dentists. You don’t have to watch a clock or guess how long you’ve been brushing.

[@jonesclash792]

Good point! I’d have to go back and check, but I don’t think the video mentioned that as one of the selling points. They just dunked on it as being dumb/uselss.

[@akaLaBrujaRoja]

@@jonesclash792 they didn’t mention it, I was waiting for that to be said because it’s so obvious. I remember seeing similar concepts for toothbrushing aimed at kids.

[@jerseytomato100]

I think most people brush for about 30 seconds, at most

[@MichaelLovely-mr6oh]

While it seems like Brush Buddies was marketed for the UK; here in the US we had something similar: Tooth Tunes.

[@Kiara_Kat]

Brushing for 2 minutes or even for 5 minutes isn’t going to do anything unless you brush properly. It’s not how long ou brush, it’s HOW you brush. And guess what? Doing it properly doesn’t take 2 minutes anyway.

[@starshipjive411]

The Tush Turner is clearly marketed towards people with limited mobility.

[@JYJnKumi]

As someone who has thrown out their back to the point I was nearly bed ridden, that Tush Turner would've been nice. Twisting to get into my car had me in tears until my back healed. It would've been nice to have something to keep from contorting my lower spine.

[@zenfrodo]

Some of the products make sense if you realize that they were initially designed for disabled and/or elderly people, who *would* have issues handling a butter knife or getting out of a car. However, the marketing & advertising people never seem to realize that. They always aim for a general (ie, "young & healthy/stupid") audience in hopes of $$$, instead of the older and disabled who aren't considered to have money to spend.

[@nannynan5893]

So predatory to offer a gimmick as help for disabled/elderly

[@AgnesC1111]

tush Turner would have been helpful in the miniskirt days.ladies are supposed to turn with their knees together to get out of car.

[@Hitsugix]

@@AgnesC1111 fun fact: if you are a female professional mortician in germany, you are supposed to squat with your legs closed and twisted to the side when you lower the urn into the hole in the ground. if you are wearing a skirt or not doesn't matter. twist and keep legs closed. two of my former classmates got points deducted in the corresponding exam because of this.

[@HurricaneGamer]

Honestly would buy the Cami Secret. Sometimes you need that coverage, but it’s too hot or you’re too prone to sweating to wear a cami under your shirt.

[@Terahnee]

I had them. I had a number of low-ish v-neck tops. At that time, I was spending a lot of time performing for many different churches and some had more strict 'dress codes'. I was also travelling and 3 Cami Secrets took up less room in my bag than even one full camisole.

[@mtbaker13]

They wore down after a while and never fit on my bras properly. It was so annoying to wear. I had to keep readjusting them.

[@oakstrong1]

I have a bra with sewn-on lacy cami-secret. It works, but I don't think I would buy one that's separate. What's wrong with buying a top that is not too revealing in the first place?

[@saraloking5993]

@@oakstrong1 Agreed. It's not like she wouldn't change clothes after work, before she goes to the club, anyway.

[@MichaelLovely-mr6oh]

Mm-hm. Women who live in places that have warmer weather would consider the Cami Secret a Godsend because they could wear low-cut blouses and not roast to death from the heat.

[@twistedpixie6972]

The Tush turner is designed for disabled or mobility limited people. A lot of as seen on TV products are geared towards the disabled community. Most of these aren’t, but the tush turner is.

[@Amita8505]

Was going to mention to mention the same thing

[@Bishop228]

Who cares? It’s a terrible product no matter who it was intended for. Same with 90% of “as seen on TV” junk products. Don’t try to be some white knight here & defend garbage products.

[@nohandle1028]

I personally have not used any of these products. However, the Tush Turner would be perfect for my sister when she's getting in and out of her car as she has mobility issues.

[@gorgha3988]

When my mother was still alive she had extreme difficulty getting in and out of vehicles due to mobility issues caused by a degenerative disease. My father had to constantly try to shove her in and then manually turn her, and neither of them were young. It was very difficult and exhausting for both them. That Tush Turner would have been a godsend for them, assuming it actually worked.

[@oakstrong1]

They do, and they are still in the market! Maybe just with less insulting name. (They're great for men, too.)

[@sheenaadams6638]

Agreed. This is a great product for people with mobility issues.

[@gkvaderwolf06]

I actually still use the Cami-Secret. 😅 I get overheated really easily, so wearing a full camisole underneath another shirt is uncomfortable for me.

[@elizarraras123456]

Exactly. I buy the cheap ones from shein. They’re very comfortable. More than wearing another piece of clothing underneath.

[@jessicamonticelli6462]

I love my wearable towel/towel robe. I can stay in it while brushing my teeth, doing my skin care routine, when I take my hair towel off, I dont get my shirt or myself wet brushing my hair. Also I can walk downstairs in it & start my coffee. Yes, I can just towel off, but this is simply more convenient for my -after shower routine-

[@englishatheart]

I always brush my teeth before showering.

[@jessicamonticelli6462]

@@englishatheart I've met people who brush their teeth while showering 😳

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

Living in a very warm and humid part of the country, the cami secret is actually useful. Adding another layer is sometimes extremely uncomfortable. Thanks to those who defended a few other things like the tush-turner and the toothpaste dispenser. I can definitely see that one being helpful in teaching a child dental hygiene routines.

[@Hitsugix]

the cami secrets are also great for if people don't have many different clothes for special occasions. have to wear something black for a funeral, but there's too much cleavage for the occasion? put one of these thingies in and you're good. (yes, many people have shockingly few black clothes and only own 1 or 2 pieces)

[@SunBunz]

Working as a caregiver, several of these would be excellent for the elderly who struggle with everyday mobility like people with Palsy and Parkinson’s.

[@Mister6]

#20 Pootrap has been used with service dogs (particularly Guide Dogs/Seeing Eye Dogs) for decades. Imagine trying to clean up after your dog if you can't see. It can be done (and the dogs are trained for it) but accidents often happen. My Wife has had a Guide Dog (#3 now) for almost 25 years

[@geofjones9]

There were diapers for horses in Red China. The horse poop was recycled in the garden as fertilizer.

[@user-tk5th8ov9f]

As a medical/ mobility aid the tush turner is a necessary item and are expensive from medical suppliers.

[@MrsGogo]

I used to work in durable medical supplies and yes, we did sell something similar to the tushie turner and they were quite expensive,as is anything you buy through a home medical supply company,even with partial insurance coverage.

[@christophermerlot3366]

As a man in his 50s, I could go for pajama jeans when I'm at the grocery store.

[@Jenny010132]

They’re awesome! I love mine!

[@cynicalgenie]

You could also try Jeggings 😗

[@jewelcopeland8440]

So funny you left out all the food makers and blenders mixers and thigh Master and tummy wheels but I'm still laughing 😅😊

[@vikkibrown2023]

@@jewelcopeland8440 Me too~~I love to watch funny videos like stupid crazy dogs and cats, lol~~But this vid really got me goin nuts~~A couple of those items I must say can be very useful~~Gotta go now~~I think Walmart has a sale on poop traps~~lol~~Have a nice day~~🤣🤣🤣~~~

[@lizanna6390]

We call them jeggings now

[@ReesieandLee]

Oh to be so able bodied to make fun of a device used to help people in and out of car seats! I have a spinal cord injury, the most painful thing I do is get in and out of the Jeep.

[@DawnDavidson]

Definitely. My mom is 90, and getting her in and out of a car - any car - is very difficult these days. I’ve injured my neck and could have used one of those on occasion, too. There are plenty of things to make fun of in this world. I wish people wouldn’t find it necessary to make fun of disabilities.

[@user-wi8nc9wo3x]

Get a lower car for one thing. Secondly, please keep your 90yr old mom off the road. Thirdly, even able bodies are sometimes temporarily disabled. When something is funny, it's funny. Not everybody needs to agree but that doesn't mean you're a bad person for saying it.

[@danitho]

​@@user-wi8nc9wo3x Please, please remember this comment when it's you and realize how ignorant this comment was.

[@heididepotter8136]

I would never buy it on line thow, I bought mine at the medishop. For shure good qualaty. Caring hugs sweety. I can relate XXX

[@michellecoleman5577]

Honestly, the Aspray just had the wrong marketing. Unless it just plain didn't work because I never heard about anyone actually using it. But seriously, look at the success of Lume and now Secret has an all over spray too.

[@craigclitherow8254]

I used to love watching those stupid commercials when someone acts so clumsy and weird when trying to do something that’s pretty basic but fail and as soon as they use the product they suddenly smile and act like they achieved something with it 😂

[@FreddyKurganNimmo]

The only "As Seen On TV" item I ever bought was the Super Slicer back around 1992. And I still have and use it! Worth EVERY penny *just* for slicing onions & potatoes👍

[@kimgatlin8371]

I love my Salad Shooter so much that I replaced it when part of it broke. I mostly use it to shred cheese. Tastes so much better.

[@brianarbenz1329]

A Talking Toilet Paper roll is a better way to break up with someone than propose to them.

[@SuperMonaLisaBros]

Wendy, I know the baby isn't mine. We're through.

[@MrsGogo]

I would love to get one and have make gagging sounds.

[@HeroDadGames]

Although 99% of these products are trash I have to defend the toothpaste dispenser. That thing really does help eliminate a lot of toothpaste being wasted

[@marikothecheetah9342]

It would also seem to really squeeze the tube hard, which is problematic for most people.

[@HeroDadGames]

@@marikothecheetah9342 I could see how that would be a concern but it's actually pretty gentle. My 6-year-old uses it every morning.

[@marikothecheetah9342]

@@HeroDadGames What I meant is that if you look at infomercial the dispenser is gentle, but the tube that is exchanged is squeezed to the last bit of toothpaste. That's what I meant :)

[@VintageVirgo2002]

There is no need for the toothpast product tho. How hard is it to take the toothpast tube and squeeze a lil bit the right amount on to toothbrush without missing the brush? They completely missed the brush in the commercial and it fell. Also who is squeezing a tube of toothpaste like a maniac all over the damn place wasting a bunch of it? I put the right amount and put gentle pressure on it? Is it that hard? Why would this product be needed? 😅

[@TheHEROFamily]

​@@VintageVirgo2002 Kids. That's who, kids squeeze and play with the toothpaste. Same with shampoo.

[@taylordeaton6619]

How funny that people didn't like the Aspray but there's now Lume all over deodorant......

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

I was gonna say the same thing.....now its becoming popular. Guy was way ahead of his time I guess!!

[@nicksoapdish157]

I never thought of that, well said.

[@TeamPaul17]

Mando is also a thing now. Other minor brands such as Dude Wipes and Fresh Balls are in the all-over sanitation space. Even Old Spice is in on the act.

[@Chaos89P]

Maybe it was the commercial? For some reason, I didn't think of Lume when I saw Aspray on World's Smartest Inventions.

[@Yaya2sweet82]

Instantly the same I thought! Even dove jumped in the game. Aspray walked so others can walk😂😂

[@cynicalgenie]

Some of these seem like they would work for ppl with disabilities/ mobility issues. Maybe turning to get out of your car isn't hard for you, but my elderly mom could use a tush turner.

[@DawnDavidson]

I have some As Seen On TV shoe-free arch supports, called Strutz. I LOVE them. I had plantar fasciitis, and needed arch supports. But was also taking belly dance lessons, and we were supposed to dance barefoot. The Strutz were really helpful. They look a bit silly, but I didn’t care, since they let me keep dancing! Also, there are now about a dozen different kinds that I saw when I searched for them just now. Clearly many people find them useful. My mom has a Cami secret. As others have said, it makes sense here in TN. It’s more flexible than having a bra with a built in camisole front, too, since you can move it from outfit to outfit. And really, it’s just a different version of the garment/accessory known as a “dickie”, which is the top part of a shirt, without the rest of the shirt. People have been using versions of these for literally centuries. They are still useful. And I am in agreement with everyone here who has said that things like the Tush Turner are excellent adaptive tools. Making fun of them is, in a word, ableist. You won’t find them as funny when you get older and/or lose some ability. We are all of us only temporarily abled, as I’ve heard it said.

[@holliewheatley5723]

In fairness after having a stroke my Nan really struggled getting in and out of the car (passenger obviously) and she had something like the tush turner and it was actually really helpful with her limited mobility. Quite a lot of people with mobility issues find them really useful

[@ShirleyABurton]

I actually got the Cami-Secret, and it really has done its job for me.

[@goodcommunitylife]

I use the cami secret at times myself, and I do not want people (including men) looking at my breasts! Males and females need to know that there are times and places to wear certain clothing, and anything that shows a lot of skin and/or body parts is not appropriate and/or acceptable in public places, includingworkplaces!

[@user-wi8nc9wo3x]

If you look good, look good, no matter where you are. If you don't, don't get mad at those who do.

[@treeoflifeenterprises]

my wife used to have some as well. usefull if the garment has good fit but the person doesn't want to be as exposed in public.

[@richardbardell6754]

Okay I'm guy saying this not a woman.. But isn't the point of those lowcut VNeck top things to sort of show off more skin.. If you are going to cover up more why not just wear a normal top with color where you want to cover upto in the first place ?

[@treeoflifeenterprises]

@@richardbardell6754 yes, that is what fashion tends to promote (showing more skin), so finding clothes to fit that are more modest can be challenging when the stores only stock lower cut garments, which is when this addon comes handy. the idea is allowing a bit more range of styles, while keeping clothing light. you can layer, but it gets warm in summertime, and i've found women like more variety in styles than the typical T or shirt that men wear,.

[@eden_mermaid]

Im disabled and have limited movement in some joints and the tush turner sounds wonderful

[@rdizzy1]

That tush turner thing worked well for my disabled 85 year old grandmother, as she had issues swiveling to get her legs into the car, made it much easier. I suspect that is who they were targeting.

[@harviebone]

Little known fact: Lumi was inspired by Doc Bottoms's Aspray.

[@jonathangwilliams6825]

To be honest, I quite like the idea of wearable towels. Ever had to dash out of the bathroom in a hurry to handle something, so you wrap the towel around you and kinda tuck it in? Then you're halfway down the hall and it starts to come untucked and you have to grab it to prevent it ending up in an embarrassed pile on the floor? Why NOT have a wearable towel? Wassat? Towelling dressing gowns? Never heard of 'em.

[@mmc0224]

Did You Know - A large number of "as seen on TV" ads are created for people with disabilities and limitations and to make it appear more normalized in an ableist society. The reason that the actors are so "obviously ridiculous and over the top" is because they wouldn't sell as much if they used it for their inteded purposes - to help disabled and old people with limited mobility.

[@remyoconnor3141]

How exactly would having a golf club to pee in help disabled people or people with limited mobility?

[@Abbenxena]

after I slipped and fell down my front porch steps, I looked for one of those wiping wand things because I was unable to wipe myself due to my injuries, I'm sure my wife would have appreciated it more though, since she got stuck with the job.

[@TheReaperofHades]

“Though on a real golf course, you likely won’t be going to the bathroom at the same time.” UroClub: allow me to introduce myself

[@michellecoleman5577]

7:30 Hi, we're Watch Mojo and haven't said anything insultingly ablest in... oops

[@ChiKk116]

Some of These produkts are great for people with dissabilities but the are marketed so meatheaded

[@dietotaku]

wait wait, did that potty putter ad say that it's WORSE to poop quickly? if you spend too much time just sitting on the toilet you develop hemorrhoids. the last thing we should be doing is encouraging men to take even longer in the bathroom.

[@ShayTheValiant]

I really hate commercials that make people look like idiots by showing them unable to do basic everyday tasks, like with the EZ Butter and the Slobstopper, or any commercials that have the footage in greyscale and start with "are you tired of" or "has this ever happened to you".

[@n3onstars]

Reminded of the ones where they'd essentially throw their plate of spaghetti or massive bowl of cheetos on the floor.

[@pjaypender1009]

So...disabled people are idiots?

[@cathoderaytube7497]

The "slobstopper" needs a better name.

[@HiThereHeyThere]

Disabled and elderly cant do those tasks... They're not dumb.

[@maxmeidl4909]

The pootrap makes me glad on why I own a cat and a self-cleaning litter robot.

[@SPAnComCat]

Luck for you! And if I ever Adopted a Cat I would Buy the same thing as you!

[@maxmeidl4909]

@@SPAnComCat plus, it really works

[@SPAnComCat]

@@maxmeidl4909Excellent! That's what I want to hear!

[@melissagrant4178]

I alway pick up my dog poop when she go

[@AudreyC379]

Be careful with those self-cleaning litter boxes. Some cats get caught in them and aren't so lucky. 😢😢 I'd love to not have to scoop my cat's litter everyday, but I wouldn't trust one of those automative ones. Her safety is the #1 priority for me.

[@DawnietotheMax]

Oh no, I loved my pajama jeans, especially during the that time of the month and had to go to work.

[@KillaD69]

After seeing that thumbnail, I should call my ex

[@supergohan244]

😂

[@SPAnComCat]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Zer000Naught]

Explain

[@Taka-Kevz]

​​@@Zer000Naughthe's tired of using his hand

[@MsAppassionata]

You know, there are devices that you can purchase for that purpose. No need to call your ex. 😂

[@GuessJess]

If I used that air curler on my frizzy hair, I would look like the bride of Frankenstein! 😊

[@MrsGogo]

Same here, I already Look like Larry Fine!

[@daniellemarcantel2487]

We didn't have Brush Buddies. We had Tooth Tunes. 😂 For real, I actually had one. Played music for the amount of time you were supposed to brush.

[@MichaelLovely-mr6oh]

From what I could gather from the commercial; Brush Buddies was marketed for Ireland and the UK whereas Tooth Tunes was meant for the US and Canada.

[@brontewcat]

The fart blanket looks like something we need for our elderly dog. Are they still available?

[@MrsGogo]

I don't know why but this makes me laugh 🤣🤣🤣 I'm a very visual person so I guess that's why, all I can picture is a dog ripping a loud fart and it's human throwing down the blanket on it to stifle the smell!😂😂😂🐕‍🦺💨

[@mamacindyrogofsky495]

But just flash forward 30 years when your grandkids ask you how grandad proposed to you via talking toilet paper roll ...😂😂

[@BeLoud13]

19:45. Occupational Therapists at the hospital I work at provide these to very large patients if they want it.

[@Terahnee]

Also used by many in the little people community, it's just not talked about.

[@MartyWoodcock]

Regarding the "comfort wipe", a bidet works sooo much better.

[@twistedpixie6972]

For people who didn’t have the means to buy a bidet, the comfort wipes is amazing for people with limited mobility. When I had my bilateral mastectomy (breast cancer) I used them in combination. The bidet leaves you with very wet “bits” that unless you want to go change your underwear for dry ones, the comfort wipe (or similar products), is a must have.

[@cijmo]

I think you live in Europe. I did too for awhile and got very used to washing. Thing is, not everyone has a bidet in their home anywhere else.

[@MartyWoodcock]

@@cijmo nope. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada.

[@twistedpixie6972]

@@cijmo Bidets are cheap on Amazon and take five minutes to install. Also, I am in the US.

[@kristashafer93098]

Pajama Jeans were actually awesome. Super comfortable and soft.

[@cijmo]

I wore the pyjama jeans on a flight and they were brilliant! I will tell you where the Slob Stopper would come in handy for me...at the movie theatre! I have one or two shirts that I wear there because no matter how careful I am, I drop buttered popcorn.

[@SilviusGaming]

The last two intruders and my late wife would agree that the 'Back up' rack works like a charm though!

[@ryandegrave8978]

Dude, where do you live that home invasions are a regular thing? I think you should move.

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

🤣

[@MichaelLovely-mr6oh]

My remark upon seeing the commercial for the Backup bedside gun rack was "If that doesn't say 'the South' I don't know what does."

[@wojtek1765]

First one that comes to mind ? Head-on applied directly to the forehead Head on how much applied directly to the forehead Head on yeah you get that they just keep repeating that it would give you a headache

[@TheCrochetmama]

I have the camy shirt inserts. They really weren’t that bad. But, I didn’t use them very often. I don’t remember any problems.

[@acenigerian3356]

Pootrap came at the worst possible time, while i was eating a sandwich

[@kenyattaclay7666]

I know this might sound weird but the comfort wipes does have some historical relevance. Romans would actually use a sponge on a stick to wipe themselves. There are other details I won’t go into because it’s just nasty by today’s standards.

[@multiversal_guardian7079]

What's crazy is that the KZbinr Unspeakable just released a video a couple days ago testing 1 star products, and some of these were in it. The products being the EZ Butter, the Facial Flex, the horror vibe Rejuvenation mask, the Shake Weight, and the Sauna Pants specifically.

[@jerseytomato100]

“Do you see how tight her neck is?” Me, repulsed by her jugular veins: 🤮

[@RNMom424]

You're right! I do! I am a big girl already but I was ill most of 2022 & gained even more. Between the extra fat, the general weakness, & the aches & pains of the illness, I was unable to take care of certain cleansing actions so I ordered a Comfort Wipe, probably by a different name. It was awkward at first, but w/ practice, it does the job well enough. Note though, I used wet wipes, not wads & wads of TP! Also I lost those 35 extra pounds in 2023 & no longer need the device. Hopefully this will continue though out 2024 & I'll be almost at my original goal! As for the Comfort Wipe, there is definitely a niche for it, & it DOES help clean areas one can't reach for whatever reason.

[@mayorb3366]

An episode of Southpark righteously lampooned Shake Weight. The writers had no trouble knocking out that one.

[@KreemieNewgatt]

"Crème Fraîche" S14 Ep14

[@lazygazzzer]

Those animatronic budgies became a thing about 12 years ago. You could get them with a more realistic look, or go the full neon flavour, but they were quite fun, cheap and popular. If you put two of them together they would sing a duet. And then a year later they disappeared again.

[@YukiSenmatsu]

I was hoping the Shake Weight was in here. In the past, I didn't find a "problem" with them, but as I got older and found one at Goodwill a month ago to see why they were bad holy cow, that felt uncomfortable to use 😨

[@cathoderaytube7497]

I've tried them at Goodwill and they weren't uncomfortable for me. But I read reviews for them and it seems they don't actually work🤷.

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

Some of these are great ideas. the Tush Turner is just what a person who had a hip replacement needs to use to get in and out of a car. And the cami strap makes a lot more sense than wearing an extra shirt. So many these items are great for older folks or those with disabilities. I think if the writer of this video looked at it from their POV, they would see the benefits. While some of these items are ridiculous, there are needs for some of the others.

[@CrazyBemaniBoy4404]

You forgot the Tiddy Bear. 😆😆😆😆

[@SuperMonaLisaBros]

The "shiddy bear"

[@kayceegreer4418]

I have a MyPillow wannabe. It's the same exact product. I'm amazed at the MyPillow did as well as it did because they had come out with the same type of pillow that had cut up pieces of memory foam that had one side of it that was hard, Florida sort of like a rind. Before the my pillow guy came out with a different color on his pillow, these pillows had some sort of bamboo cloth cover and they weren't touting the memory foam pillow as much as they were touting the bamboo cover. But I tried the precursor of the my pillow and I tried to my pillow at the friend's house and I tried the Five Below and I dearly love it simply because it didn't cost me the original price of $79 or all of the $10 reduction increments, I think I saw it somewhere for 39.

[@maestroh2986]

I bought my wife the Facial Flex. In response, she bought me the Shake Weight. Also, I think the A Spray and Sauna Pants need to be sold together.

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

🤣

[@Merylstreep1949]

Lanny F. Contractor Sure seems to be a real recommendation 😂

[@yelanchiba8818]

Less than 2 mins of watching Me: the pajama jeans resembles jeggings, and the wrap around towel is something I would wanna buy and the butter slicer is my dream gadget ❤❤❤❤

[@ukekrazy1242]

In the butt cleaning tech we must not forget "My Shiny Heine" butt brush

[@cad6th1]

Tush turner for elderly transportation after surgery getting in and out is a challenge. Many legit uses.

[@emilylarsen2370]

What do you mean you can’t wear pajamas in public? I wear pajamas everywhere! I even get to wear them to work! 😂😂😂😂

[@melissacooper8724]

That doesn't stop people from wearing them to Wal-Mart! 😂

[@jchizzle15]

7:10 the tush turner actually makes sense if you drive for a living 👍

[@tracyfontsere6388]

I actually loved the pajama jeans. I'm not really a fan of denim because i find it very uncomfortable, but had a waitressing job that required jeans. After a few weeks of bending and stretching in stiff denim pants, I ordered a pair of pajama jeans thinking if they were a bad product I could just wear them around the house. It turned out that they fit my curvy frame well and were SO comfortable! I wore those pants to work and got compliments on them. Soon several other ladies at my job were wearing them also. They were easy to move in and pretty durable, as they were still in decent shape after the two years I worked there. I may have to see if they make yoga pants because I'm a stay at home mom now!

[@enerioffutt1881]

We have more than once version of Aspray today. Secret and Lume come to mind.

[@remyasmar418]

I find the Potty Putter to be hysterical that I would love to get one to give to my friend who just started to golf! 😂

[@lilmiracletfirst736]

LOL I got the comfort wipe for my grandpa for his birthday as a joke 😂

[@pdmullgirl]

0:44 Hey wait a minute! I had a pair of pajama jeans and I loved them!! Quite comfortable. ❤️💜💚

[@MelanieMaguire]

Some of these are ridiculous, but there are some that are great for people who are older and people with disabilities/mobility issues. The narrator/channel who is scoffing at some of these is obviously a young healthy person who can't imagine being anything else. Your time will come, believe me.

[@larryk731]

I can see some of these items good for those with physical disabilities- toothpaste dispenser for those with arthritis or missing a hand.

[@caseymacmacl7463]

In the mid 90s my boyfriend and I went to the CNE and in one of the buildings they had a whole bunch of the newest 'health' items so we went to take a look. We came around one corner to see a whole bunch of people laying on cots with a Chi machine waggling their feet around with the rest of their bodies being jerked along for the ride. I couldn't help it. I burst out laughing and couldn't stop! They looked ridiculous!! I think I might have put a damper on the Chi machine sales that day!

[@sailorhathor9705]

What was wrong with pajama jeans? The baggie strapped to your dog's butt made me LOL. Dog will pull it off within a minute. And the pole that you pee in is a laugh riot. No, that doesn't look hilarious.

[@nathanclarke2501]

Pyjama jeans are successful. They’re called jeggings

[@artiev5950]

The shake weight for men got me laughing with the narrator saying shake weight for men also the jackass line got me too

[@devinfaucette]

That thumbnail alone is incredibly ridiculous. Why...how... there's so many questions....I...uh....I thought something else was going on at 21:44 and I got confused....🤷🏾‍♂️

[@myeongwol]

What's wrong with pajama jeans?

[@calamityjane4331]

Strangely enough, the Tush Turner really did help my senior Mum get in and out of her car!

[@abigailhamiltonactor]

"Tush Turner"? Yuk! In the UK, it's simply called a Revolving Seat Pad, and I'd be lost without mine. Not that I'm particularly disabled, I love it because I wear a lot of stretch fabrics, which used to bind, uncomfortably as I turned into my driving seat, -- not any longer! -- I sit; I turn! I'm comfortable!

[@Pissedoffdetective]

Tush Turner is a great product that seriously helps people with mobility issues. Spinal and hip pain.

[@nafiysamuhammad4208]

So A Spray is like Lume before it’s time…. Got it 😂 it’s amazing that aSpraY is being bashed but Lume is hitting all the spots ASpray was not appreciated for 🤦🏽‍♀️😂😂

[@TfMG539]

The toothpaste one makes sense; one, you won't have to worry about being in the way, and easy for those who have one hand in a sling or whatever

[@melindat.1259]

Soo... I still have my knock off version of the Cami Secret and I still use it. I can't wear any undershirts because I just get way too hot. The Cami secret give me coverage and some modesty without sweating so much. So not sure if that one should even be on this list...