I Tested 5 Best Selling Items From Amazon!

[@da300mann2]

Tyler is a prime example of why directions were written.

[@Shadowchamp]

Picture directions

[@gags730]

Like a cringe watch.

[@MrEsphoenix]

Why? He never reads them lol

[@gags730]

Imagine him using a Steam Iron... He would have burns on his face and a left eye that would never close fully ever again.

[@454Burban]

Which is the reason I'll Unsub. I can't tolerate morons who think they're so omniscient that they never need to read the Destructions. 🙄

[@TheRealMrRoyal]

Tyler: I don't know i might be wrong but All of us: yup you're wrong

[@mherrmann81687]

Even if we don't know either, it is the safe bet... 😅😂

[@doobydude420]

100% agree

[@brandondavis948]

Anything between -5 and -10 is plenty to preserve food. Most canning items have liquids, so it's less air to be removed, so yes -5 is enough of a vacuum to preserve food

[@tyler34r]

For short-term storage, that is correct. If you are after long-term storage, 99.5 percent vacuum is advised.

[@nomadiavan6560]

@@tyler34r Unless you're a marshmallow.

[@yanlogan]

At 9:47 you can actually see the marshmallow becoming smaller

[@Mack_Dingo]

Concur

[@jayden1000]

Ikr

[@your_name_here_1]

Can confirm

[@darlenefraser3022]

Camera caught it but Tyler couldn’t see it!

[@HashtagAbdul]

Yuppp

[@XtomJamesExtra]

Okay, so -5 bar is sufficient to vacuum seal a mason jar for food preservation. You have to understand that the mason jars are intended to be filled all the way up to just below the rim, so there's very little air to begin with remaining in the jar when you preserve food. The intended purpose of this vacuum sealer is to remove a very small volume of air, and you're doing tests with a relatively much higher volume in comparison to the intended use.

[@axolotlinanutshell7629]

I'm pretty sure the canning thing isn't meant to make a huge vacuum, just one that's enough to keep the jar/can closed.

[@goreobsessed2308]

Which is all you need

[@gearreviewwithswampy5794]

I agree with that

[@retrocompaq5212]

the best is 30 mm hg which is 0.6 vac psi

[@darlenefraser3022]

Which it did very well!

[@phatal4573]

yah mason jars are not even made to survive anything over 10 psi lol

[@scriptsrl]

As an owner of the bissel green machine, it is incredible. You also did not use it correctly at all lmao

[@David_barnes55]

He never uses any product correctly

[@AtomSquirrel]

Well, to be fair, he doesn’t know how to use it considering the state of his floor mats

[@Ianthe1]

He's just proof that if he can make a product look good it must be amazing

[@jamesreno3321]

Not him pouring half the bottle 😂 He used like 40x the amount you're supposed to use. Bro is clueless

[@dickmonti9899]

I hope Tyler goes out and gets new floor mats. That floor mat is hazardous.

[@KerbShock]

Tyler: I don’t know how to test a cup, so I’m just gonna toss it into a fire Me: seems legit

[@jacobcrozier5062]

Learning that preserving things in jars is called "canning" was a jarring experience 🤣

[@danielchavez4792]

I CAN-not believe it

[@DH-xw6jp]

Fun fact, putting food in cans for storage and transporting is actually older technology than putting it in glass jars. The Roman army used tin cans (actual tin, not plated steel). It's part of what made their logistics so much better than everyone else's.

[@anthonypfahl2877]

I was just about to say because calling it jarring would be a big shock

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

The mason jar sealer is one of those items that failing for Tyler means it’s actually a good product.

[@Baki_B]

Amish man discovers technology

[@patrickrutowski1482]

More like caveman

[@Urhmmmm]

😂😂 Too funny

[@tcdahn7]

No Amish person I know is this stupid.

[@Had22s]

Amish men don't have mustaches. The women on the other hand 😬

[@jerrywakefield6109]

Technology discovers Amish man

[@muddyfriends4514]

I have the little green vacuum, if you hold the hose closer and scrub while your spraying, it won’t be as wide. I also use oxy clean dissolved in water instead of the cleaner it comes with and it works on carpet stains really well, less scrubbing.

[@elliotalderson4568]

I have a pro heat one but there is no button or switch to turn on the heater and it seems like it does not heat at all.

[@jamess.931]

Ever try it on sweat stain on a bed? When I saw this I thought maybe it would work on the sweat stains on mine and my kids bed lol

[@EdHadder]

That's mega helpful dude 👍🏻

[@briang9581]

@@elliotalderson4568 Hi Elliot. I have the same model. It does not truly heat but instead helps maintain the clean water temperature totally in the background. There's no manual control. No button or switch. It will not heat the water above the temp it came out of the tap. You still need to add the hottest tap water possible to take advantage of the feature. I hope this helps.

[@elliotalderson4568]

@briang9581 it does. That's disappointing though because I had the model before it that had an actual heater in it. Thanks for the reply

[@unknownunanimous2160]

Can we get a series of Tyler trying to restore the corolla

[@abou824]

Iirc Tyler is a diesel mechanic by trade, I doubt a Corolla would be much of a challenge for him

[@lordmaxiv2230]

No

[@unknownunanimous2160]

@abou824 don't challenge the Tyler within Tyler

[@unknownunanimous2160]

@@lordmaxiv2230 pweeeeasse

[@NinjAsylum]

22:05 LOL I was literally going to say you could use the weed puller to pull it out. I thought the handle would still be there too.

[@kingglizzer]

Tyler ruined a pricless piece of art with the Bissel. The marshmallow first expands under vacuum as its internalized atmosphere escapes, and then shrinks again. Releasing the vacuum allows the air pressure to further compress the marshmallow. Fun experiment.

[@ku7342]

I bought one of those Grandpa's weeders for my Mom who has a back injury. Takes a couple min to get used to, but the thing actually works really great, for all types of weeds. Especially helpful for people with injuries etc. that bending down over and over is difficult for.

[@Yea-okk]

It's enough for canning bc canning isn't the same as vacuum sealing. Canning almost always includes liquid, so the gadget has very little air to remove.

[@DinoNucci]

No

[@scottreed991]

That gadget is only used to keep food fresh. It should not be used for canning food like green beans for instance. Canning requires sterilization of the Mason jars in boiling water with the food inside the jars. As the jars cool down with the lids on the vacuum is created.

[@DinoNucci]

@@scottreed991 correct

[@_P0tat07_]

I provide my own liquids

[@lordquenntillieusiii9250]

Canning requires heat to kill the bacteria and make the food inside shelf stable the temperature required varies for different foods This is just for making things stay fresh longer in the fridge or freezer or for dry goods like rice ir beans

[@NinjAsylum]

So from what I know about canning and vacuum sealing food. That device isnt really meant for 'long term' or permanent storage like you would use for preserving food. Its made more for making your food last a little longer than normal. Its basically a 'vacuum sealer' but for Jars. As long as you know that before using it, its a pretty good product. Just dont expect what you put in it to last for years. Just Months.

[@notreallydaedalus]

It helps in a couple ways. First, it seals the jar, keeping humidity and oxygen out. A little O2 in a jar won't do much, but a free exchange of air will provide enough O2 over time to let things go stale/rancid. Any sealed container does this, but a jar is very good at maintaining the seal over a long time. Reducing the amount of air inside is a small but real improvement over typical Tupperware.

[@Chaos_Vice]

It's also very popular for uh, storage of funky substances

[@haraldolsen8313]

You should test the muddy water with the water filters you have.🤣

[@Dippedinsilver1974]

Mom loves her Green Machine. She’s had it for several years and it’s always worked great. I use it to clean the interior of my car all the time.

[@CorporalCactus-fs8ns]

A youtube channel dedicated to testing products but doesnt read proper directions of said products when testing

[@jmdean2011]

its a more true test bc a majority of America cant be bothered to read directions lol and to be fair that might be the whole world too lol

[@EDDAHLEN]

That's exactly why we're here

[@CrazySharp]

TYLER PLEASE READ THE EFFIN INSTRUCTIONS!!!

[@florihae]

Therefore reflecting the average Amazon User

[@Chaos_Vice]

He helps me understand why the product reviews I read, exist

[@aisforannihilation1662]

Really wish u had the footage of the stanley cup fire fiasco. That would've been gold. 😂 i knew immediately that u had no retrieval plan

[@gatorb8]

If I'm not mistaken it's the boiling process that makes the canning last so long as it kills off all the bacteria and the sealing process is to confirm it's sealed.

[@vensakarakorwien5768]

both. Boiling will kill the bacteria that are there, but the seal will prevent any new bacteria entering. Technically that old boiling technique is also there to help with vacuum, as bottles are closed right after they are filled and then they should be slowly cooled down (to prevent glass shattering). So that cooling down of the liquid part will make the weak vacuum and finish off the proper sealing process (the covers will slightly bend inwards).

[@luisillo1987]

We missed out on the best part, you trying get the cup out of the 🔥. 😂

[@JoshJackson13]

I bet he was cussing that whole 25 min. That's what watching the news and believing it will get you.

[@APatriotRevival]

@@JoshJackson13 What?

[@AtomSquirrel]

@@APatriotRevivalhe’s taking about the cup surviving with ice in it. It was probably a click bait news article

[@APatriotRevival]

@@AtomSquirrel Oh I see what you mean LOL I had no clue what he was talking about, it seemed completely unrelated. And yes, that story, if it was an actual 'car fire', is definitely fake.

[@taidjemullen5723]

​@APatriotRevival There's a KZbinr that proved the Stanley cup can survive car fire and still had water in it lol

[@NinjAsylum]

11:10 No, you are correct. Putting a Marshmallow in a vacuum chamber does make them expand. If you watch the video, it did double in size but then quickly shrunk again.

[@TS1964]

"I realized I have nothing to retrieve it with"😂

[@MuttTheNoob]

Tyler is putting things in jars again… about time

[@g_s.a.p.o]

18:53 if you ever wonder what straight piped Tyler sounds like

[@pmrsfr]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jasonservary477]

And thats how Tyler found the irrigation lines lol

[@John-wh4cg]

With canning i believe I was told you fill the jar as much as possible the less air the better the hold and the longer shelf life. I believe the lid just gets pulled enough to pull it to the lid

[@Beatle4]

I've never seen anyone use the Little Green Machine like you did Tyler and I've owned one for about 12 years. They are made to clean upholstery and small area mats.

[@farmsimaussie1992]

a vacuum jar sealer is not to make it so much as a full vacuum but to remove the air and stop the air returning, very much like the bag sealers

[@wesronczka3182]

I’d say the auger shovel shovel is geared toward looser dirt and the gardening community. Looks about the size of a solo cup which a lot of people start seedlings in

[@BigBoyJay_69]

Tyler not having washed his car mats in 12 years in so line with his character lmao

[@VoVilliaCorp]

Tyler: chucks the stanley cup into the fire ... Tyler: oh wait...

[@Claymore166]

Tyler, love your videos man, always entertaining. The marshmallow… the canning vacuum was probably a little under powered but it did puff up the marshmallow a little. The vacuum chamber actually extracted the trapped air in the marshmallow which is why it shrunk when restored to STP. It lost its small air bubbles puffing it up. Was cool to see.

[@JohnDoe-df2zz]

I use a similar vacuum sealer to seal all my dry goods in jars like rice, beans, pasta. We have pantry moths where I live and they will eat through packages and lay their eggs inside so a vacuum sealed jar prevents that. Also good for flour and cornmeal.

[@nomadiavan6560]

I like the weed puller. If the dandelion is large it works better. It will pull a big dandelion out of the ground roots and all. Usually the weight and moving the handle will drop the dandelion to the ground. We've done hundreds of dandelions using it. The Stanley cup works great. Ice stays solid the whole day.

[@Girlninja.]

I had the Bissell green machine for many years, and it's the best spot cleaner. I used it to clean up after my pets mainly.

[@bonneharkema2458]

17:30 So now you can plant a whole cucumber!

[@BertUnplugged]

Tyler is basically watching Red Green, but on KZbin.

[@mrnegativity7056]

normally when you do canning the food you are putting in the jar is submerged in a liquid so you don´t need full vacuum to preserve the food

[@notreallydaedalus]

You don't need a vacuum for preservation... the heat of the canning process does that. It also blows air out of the jar as it expands, leaving reduced pressure inside when it cools. This is only important as a confirmation that the jar is sealed from outside contamination.

[@eeeemmmmm]

Please don’t ever stop making these videos 😂 I love them so much! 💕

[@xRaoriex]

The marshmallow got bigger with both contraptions

[@bjornkohl5922]

1 minute after I have looked to see if there is a new video, I get the message. The night is saved. Greetings from Germany at 11pm.

[@maxheadroom22and26]

Now it's 00:14 ;-)

[@rexcrazywolf5844]

Geil, geht mir auch so. Grüße aus Jena

[@thorvenalvarskjomisson95]

Wie viele Deutsche kriegen wir hier noch zusammen? Jetzt ist 01:01 Uhr, bin gerade von der Spätschicht nach Hause gekommen. Grüße aus Heidelberg.

[@gernhartreinholzen3992]

@@thorvenalvarskjomisson95 Meddl

[@haywoodyoudome]

@@thorvenalvarskjomisson95 Wenn Sie noch ein paar mehr zusammenbekommen, können Sie Polen erneut erobern.

[@elvisburton6199]

Vacuum: Try a slightly filled balloon or ice cream!

[@HeyJables1]

a normal day of just throwing my cup in the fire...😂

[@HyphenDude]

I used a chamber vacuum sealer with a mason jar attachment to vacuum seal jars full of rice, coffee, etc. It is great for keeping dry goods fresh for longer. Also, it is awesome for doing marinades for meat or veggies.

[@smmmokin]

This is actually the best way to use a product. It's weird how so few people don't understand that you should let something soak scrub and then you start spraying and giving her.

[@johnbarber7952]

I need a tee shirt with Tyler quote "I would just leave the dandelion there, because who really cares?" 19:40 golden moment absolute masterpiece

[@MyBeardBetter]

Bump 😂

[@AndrewMoffo-cb8mt]

Im so glad it wasnt just me who was screaming "YOURE NOT DOING IT RIGHT!" at the TV 😂

[@PhoenixStrykers]

The fact that Tyler didn't put the fire out, THEN try to get the cup back. X'D

[@123457chevy]

The shovel is for planting in flower beds and gardens. Not hard dirt. But yes the one on the drill works way better.

[@valeriereneeharper]

Yes, especially bulbs like ditch lilies and day lilies

[@MM-bd3vr]

I have the little green machine, just a tip I don't use the cleaning solution in the water tank, I use the cleaner mixed in a seperate spray bottle, depending on the stain I'll use a stronger cleaner (folex). Also don't add too much cleaner it leaves a residue if you dont rinse properly, so rinse with plain water a few times until you get most of the water up. Make sure you rinse out the dirty water container and let everything airdry before putting it away.

[@erics.7942]

As long as it's a vacuum that's all that matters. When you're canning food the only thing that matters is the air removed. -5 in/Hg is fine.

[@edlafond1]

Don't those pressure gauges work off of differential pressure..... (dp)? I don't think you can get an accurate reading like that....please correct me if I'm wrong engineers!

[@-Jethro-]

I expected to see no reading at all, since both sides would be at the same pressure. Apparently that’s not how these gauges work after all. It must be sealed and reads relative to about 15 psi.

[@edlafond1]

@@-Jethro- I made that exact same comment to my wife.....I was surprised when the needle moved......

[@SensitiveFernn]

Protip for any carpet cleaner/shampooer; after you're done using it, be sure to fill the clean water tank with just water, the run the nozzle for a bit to get all the shampoo out of the system. The shampoo they use can be kinda corrosive over time and will gunk up the lines inside the cleaner

[@Papierflugzeug95]

The reason the vacuum sealer doesn't pull a full vacuum is pretty simple, and you'll see why if you put water in there. If you put water in a full vacuum, it will boil - until enough vapor has been created to bring the boiling point of water high enough again (i.e. it will increase the pressure). With mostly liquid in there, creating a full vacuum is impossible. The liquid will just keep evaporating to keep it at an equilibrium anyway.

[@42TY.Gaming]

If the shovel actually seemed to function properly then i could see it being good for planting in the garden.

[@Thurston86]

My grandma has had a Bissel “Green Machine” for over 20 years! The thing comes in super handy. I’ve never had to buy one for myself because I just borrow hers.

[@lynx50187]

The gramps weeder is amazing once you get used to it

[@ohboah320]

For the marshmallow thing you need to fill half the jar. You will notice the difference. IIf you're canning, the items put in the jar are warm/hot. Pulling a small vacuum with the canning sealer, it will increase the vacuum as the item cools.

[@SmokeyW]

I think it's great that Tyler refuses to read the manual, that way when he tests the product we all can see how accessible the product is for the target group that's being sold to. It really shows how accessible is the product and how well was it engineered. Keep up the good work!

[@Neon_Koopa]

I never thought a Stanley cup review would be the most entertaining part of the video 😂 wish we could’ve seen you trying to get the cup out of the fire lol

[@f.k.burnham8491]

I have one of the weeder tools that is like 60-65 years old. The only difference I can see is that the lever is different than the one you bought. It would remove dandelions somewhat, but almost always broke the root off, so the dandelion would grow back. This was in clay soil. In sandy or loam soil it might work better, but I always thought it was a gimmick.

[@addicted2monster88]

Same. I have an old one from my grampa. Never tried it on dandelions, though. I use it on thissles, and it works great. Always assumed dandelions were to small

[@Thrognir]

The canning guy isn’t supposed to be a full vacuum. It’s like the food saver bags, where you pull the moisture out of the air and preserve food better. That’s why you can keep a jar of canned greenbeans and a vacuum sealed steak for years in the freezer rather than a few weeks in the fridge

[@lukeminety6941]

Air tight seal isn’t the same as a low atmosphere vacuum. When you can food you’re not pulling a vacuum. Just an air tight seal. That’s why they never implode.

[@DamicoP0161]

22:58 lol the way you said that reminds me of the part in barnyard where the farmer says “its a cow farm, you’re gonna find cows outside”

[@arlenebrooks5163]

As long as the Jar is sealed, and it was, your food is very safe! The food in a jar that is canned regularly also doesn't change. Of course I'm not sure anyone would seal marshmallows in a jar.

[@superhawk20002]

Carpet cleaning -> should try to set a baseline somehow -> maybe see if its any better than just spraying off the mats at a self service car wash and then vacuuming them dry. The car wash works very well when you hang the mats on the wall clips/hooks and power wash them, plus you don't have to deal with tanks of nasty water when you're done.

[@robertvien5693]

Lemme ask you this about canning. When was the last time you had to use a can opener to get that lid off? When you open any jar from the store, when we're you worried about the jar imploding? That seems to be plenty adequate.

[@sixdfx]

14:10 I was almost screaming at my screen that you put on safety glasses thank you for listening

[@TekedixXx]

I have an older little green cleaner and I used it to clean the interior of my old minivan. Did the seats, the floor, and the headliner. Let's just say the van no longer smells like something decided to move in. Great for seats and what not.

[@catamacko1313]

The electric vacuum sealer worked only you needed to let it work for 5-10 minutes in order to properly make the marshmallow inflate or get big. You can see the marshmallow deflates when you removed the lid.

[@RonzHigh]

The moment I saw you pull that vacuum out I knew you would be impressed. It's a beast. I used it all the time. It lasted me like 7 years before I left it behind in a move. It probably would have lasted a lot more years.

[@dh-no2ke]

That digging tool is meant for gardens for planting bulbs etc, not drilling through grass, but softer garden soil. It is dumb, you can buy just an auger and a battery powered drill and do the same thing. I suppose if you don’t own a drill and not a handy person, buying an all in one unit might make sense. When planting bulbs you can have a lot of small holes to drill, you can get package of bulbs with 75 or more bulbs so an auger can be very handy.

[@mrnegativity7056]

the electric shovel is likely made for flower beds which are less dense than your lawn

[@mom42boys]

Absolutely!!

[@Hendlton]

On the box it says track maintenance, camp site and whatever it says about fire pits. If it's just for flower beds, it shouldn't promise all that stuff.

[@gearreviewwithswampy5794]

Yea I that’s what I was just thinking

[@brycers0619]

18:51 the throttle response on gramps dandelion picker is insane!

[@Tha_Fidge]

So how much vacuum do you get when you do the traditional boil canning method. Easy to test with the gauge

[@ilikefood1609]

Every video, there’s bound to be at least one comment that calls tyler out for not reading instructions but when you think about it, unless you need to build it and it’s simple afterwards, you shouldn’t really need instructions. If I personally had 15 steps of setup before each use of the product, I’m not gonna use it after the first week or two. Keep up the good work tyler, you’re doing alright

[@mattthemouse1]

Tyler, they call it canning because they used to use actual cans, which would rust out (they were not coated to prevent corrsion. They switched to glass but the rest of the process remaine the same.

[@fauxque5057]

We use the Little Green Clean Machine for kids vomit, kids spills, and pets messes. Quick and easy clean up.

[@Sublime_1]

I worked at an auto detail place. If you want Clean new like floor mats, use any kind of degreaser, spray it down, and pressure wash it. We used mean green or something like that and a pressure washer then hung it up and dry it with air compressor. You'd be amazed what will come out.

[@AB78]

These are the videos I enjoy please continue to make more of these types of review videos Tyler 👍🏻😎🙏🏻

[@dylandepetro4187]

Might I remind you that certain holidays can influence Amazon’s top five sellers. To make it a fair test, you would need to monitor the top five sellers for a year, and then pick the most frequent top fives to test.

[@ohiohouston3560]

Vacuum isn't to preserve food in the same sense as traditional canning. Its more for freshness and to keep dry foods from getting stale

[@bmfilmnut]

A vacuum should shrink marshmallow because it should pull the air out of it. Try putting a carbonated drink in it. You should see the bubbles being pulled out and the drink won't be carbonated any longer.

[@teowit4445]

Best advise ever from this channel :). Leave the dandelions. They are both dandy and lions. Nature's best friend - pretty - all is edible - children love them - bees love them, butterflies love them.

[@CwbyChannel]

Tyler, any negative vacuum IS a full vacuum 😂 it pulls the perfect amount to preserve food and also it pulls that amount so if you do store something like marshmallows they won’t shrink down. Btw my grandpas an engineer and he taught about all this. Thanks Tyler!

[@noneyabizz8337]

Yep, negative pressure is a vacuum

[@stabbinfatties9489]

Negative, a full vacuum means no air left in the chamber, negative 5 psi is no where near that, it's just a partial vacuum.

[@hunter29486]

Watching Tyler completely fail at using a carpet cleaner was exactly what I needed

[@XxTWMLxX]

I have the bissel spotclean pro petedition works really well on chairs and stuff for pets. No way near as powerful as my professional commercial grade extractors at all but for home user they work great. Only complaint is after sitting the pump motor WILL rust and the impeller jams. No more water flows.

[@Dippedinsilver1974]

Btw, if you have a jar full of liquid or whatever, you don’t need to evacuate as much gas. You have the marshmallow in a large empty jar. Also, you can clearly see the marshmallow shrink when you let the air back in.

[@mherrmann81687]

I have an auger set for my drill... it works great for planting small plants quickly. But that crappy motor has no power and the scoop seems to just get in the way

[@Haffmox]

I am not sure about the pressure sealer. But most of the time you feel them as full as possible. That would leave very little air. So it is possible it would seal enough. Also doesn’t it come with the screw on part not just the suction lid?

[@dragonofkilln9663]

21:00 please never change Tyler 🤣

[@greta-du1ib]

🤣

[@nev6662]

He's one of the best comedians n KZbin and doesn't mean to be.

[@David_barnes55]

You mean he's only going to get worse?

[@dragonofkilln9663]

@@David_barnes55 fortunately yes

[@etommy13]

@@David_barnes55 Hopefully!

[@eric9432]

Been using that Bissell cleaner for years and it works amazing when you have pets that make a mess

[@atlasgunther8947]

I prefer the rotating brush standalone models that allow you to walk away and let it self clean for 5 mins.

[@christophergreenwell2564]

Keep going man! Screw those four wheeler or motorcycle guys! You got this!

[@Invaderjim03]

Tyler the vacuum for mason jars is a little different then a normal vacuum chamber. It’s just to build vacuum enough to have a long shelf life

[@JustinGrosz]

Weve had one of the big green clean machines for 10 years. Worth every penny for sure.

[@put4558350]

Items 2 the vacuum work. it's make for food, so remove air slowly to not change food texture is correct. cheap motor and small battery is just a side effect.

[@lady_id.dixiet_dixt]

I'm sure this has already been answered. However, in case it hasn't, the minimal level of vacuum pressure for storing food is generally around 25-30 mmHg, millimeters of mercury.