"This drain basket helps keep your sink clear, drains fast and prevents food from falling out." so does a regular strainer... and if its metal it wont warp and melt on contact
But it takes up sink space.... I have a similar item and love it...sits out of.my way and I can run water in the sink for other tasks and not rewet what's drying in a metal strainer in the sink
Not true. Silicone is tasteless, what you're actually tasting is dish soap, which is why the taste gets worse over time. When you wash silicone at high temperatures it expands and "traps" the soap inside, and it's difficult to get out once you do this. Always wash with cold water and DONT put it in the dishwasher like she suggests.
Why not just use a bowl as a microwave cover? Or a large microwaveable container? I guess it depends on how large of a dish you’re putting in the microwave.. but I mostly microwave things straight from the fridge that are already in microwaveable Tupperware, so it seems silly to buy another entire product just for that purpose, it’s just more large clutter, with nooks and crannies that are annoying to clean.. and for the ‘steaming compartment’ I just add water to the dish before I put it in the microwave, or you can use a small cup and fill it with water. There are also purpose built microwave plate covers with vents that have been around for years - they’re great for containing moisture as well as ‘splatter’, and so much easier to give that a quick wash/ rinse after each use than wiping the entire inside of the microwave.
As a person with a PhD in polymers, YES so true not to use plastics for food if you can avoid it (transfer to a plate before microwaving a meal, for example). BUT if you want to, silicone is honestly not bad for you. Silicones are basically the same material building blocks as sand ... and don't burn into anything, let alone anything bad for you, on head contact. Whereas, plastics are basically made of the same building blocks as gasoline which you def don't want to eat. So when in doubt, choose silicones and don't be afraid of it (they take forever to wear out, so buying 1 silicone spatula might be more sustainable than buying like 4 wooden spatulas)
@@chelsmeister what you say is true about the basic material of silicone. But silicone as we know it, such as silicone molds for baking, silicone stretch covers, and other silicone kitchen items, are not made from silicon alone. They are a mixture of silicone and plastic. They unfortunately have the same harmful chemicals in them as plastic and should not be used in heating food. 💗
@@ShellyCline This is what worries me. Silicone by itself seems ok but why is it textured in one place and shiny in another? Why is it this color? What makes it hold this shape etc? There are just a lot of additives that I don't want to risk. And plastics with hot food? No thank you!
That stirring cup is horrible. The glass is so thin. I put it down gently on my counter, and it broke as soon as I got it. It’s very cheap don’t get it.
Keep in mind please that often transferring food into a different 'aesthetic' glass container can often lead to the product spoiling before it should. And refrigerate some sauces after opening...read the bottle's instructions!
And some liquids decompensate or break down when exposed to light. They need to be kept in dark glass or opaque rather than clear containers. Other than vinegar and oil… I cannot think of any other cooking liquids that can survive without refrigeration.
I am happy that people in comments are actually intelligent and I would like to add one more thing ..a lot of these products have a lot of plastic used in them so jusybsay no to plastic itbis bad for health as well as environmenta
Friendly reminder that those with disabilities that find these useful, good on you, pls buy, with abundance! Anybody else, please remember you don’t “need” these products. It’s her business to get you to buy things. You can be sustainable with using a lot of things you already have!
@@anastasiaokwuchi4035I mean it would be if it wasn’t cheaply made. I had that same one and it lasted about a month before it broke. Tbf my household uses a lot of ice but still it’s just a bunch of plastic with a bit of silicone, I find that all silicone ice cube trays work a lot better and you can just empty them into another container
Disability ain’t the only reason that makes people being in need of items. Sometimes, depending on the item, it’s going to help that person in some kind of way (disable or not)! It does tho depend on which item, of course!!
Overuse of your hands can lead to disability soon or in the future. Retail management in my 30s gave me Carpal Tunnel Syndrome which is still sometimes bothersome. Working with my hands resulted in arthritis in both of them. If I had used tools like these when I was younger I would still be more able than I am. The trick is to avoid impulse purchases, buying something because it's trendy and only buy products you will actually use on a regular basis.
The silicone liners are the worst, the point of an air fryer is for the air vents to crisp up and fry your food and let the grease and fat drain off… otherwise your food just cooks in oil/ fat. Gross
@@DieGurkenfresser I mean to each their own 😂 be my guest, if you want wet soggy fried food, use the liners. Or don’t be lazy and clean out your air fryer between uses, it’s not hard. Most of these products are stupid and wasteful
yes, thank you! most of the comments are like "you dont need this, it just clutters your home, nobody needs this" when there are disabled people, people with mental illness, people autism or adhd who would very well have an easier life due to such gadgets. i mean, for most autistic and adhd people their executive function of their brain doesn't work as intended, which makes it difficult for them to stay organized, on task, strategize, pay attention to details, and manage their time.
@@tinybattyboy That's true, however let's be honest : none of these products, nor this video (and the other thousands like it) are created or marketed for people with disabilities. It's really great if they can help, but the fact that these products are made very cheaply to satisfy our consumerism and some kind of esthetics for social media and NOT to help with disability means that possibly they will break quickly or won't even exactly satisfy the people who need them. They are also possibly made in the worst environmental and labour conditions. All in all, it's really important to allow people with disabilities to get things that will make their life easier, but I don't think we can label these cheap plastic stuff as inclusive.
@@mathilde569 oh, yes of course, I was simply concerned with the comments claiming nobody could get actual use out of them, these cheap plastic items wouldn’t be able to hold up compared to items on the same site that contains more dedication and is more durable, but typically targeted items may cost more than these cheaper alternatives, so it would really depend on the disabled individual’s needs when assessing such products.
I haven't fact checked but to the other commenters VOC stands for Volatile Organic Compounds. The same thing responsible for some off gassing in wall paints.
For these specifically, it's for things you use very frequently so it can be used without opening a lid & on a moments notice. Though these dispensers seem a little small for that even. It can also be convenient when you buy certain items in bulk but need a smaller container for dispensing or daily use (think oil, cereal, water, etc.). But otherwise it's just for aesthetics and a bit silly imo
@@youknow7553Oh, not having to be constantly "sold" on a product in my own home makes it wonderful to decant. It is also so much easier to operate when things look congruent.
I cook nearly every day. My kitchen is also very small with tight cupboard space. So I can’t fit entire bottles of product in my cupboards. Also, I have a weird grip so being able to pour from a controlled top rather than trying to unscrew a lid, and *caaaarefully* measuring.. where I end up covered in the product because of my grip… I’d rather rebottle and pour from a spout or a drizzle top.
Not sure what the point of the self stirring cup is- considering you still need to take the stirrer attachment out of its stored place in the handle then clip it into the lid then after it stirs, you take it out and store it back in the handle. 😂😂😂 you have to be some sort of special to think this better than using a regular spoon to stir a cup like a normal person.
I've got CFS: Chronic fatigue syndrome and when I saw this I thought it would be great to have but rethinking after this comment, is it actually more energy efficient? For extra price tag and minimal benefit, I'm not sure it's worth it. It looks nice and might help break up Collagen lumps but the spoon you use to measure the ingredients with is already at hand for the stirring and easy to clean. I have lots of gadgets at home to get me by with day to day stuff and it takes so much energy teaching my personal assistants how to work these things.
@@jamiejusthappenedtobehere2434doesnt seem appropriate, if you dont have the ability to hold onto a spoon you likely dont have the ability to remove the lid that seems to be pretty tight, remove the flimsy bits in the handle, remove and clean the stirrer and put it perfectly into the tiny opening on the handle.
@@PicturesSGC Yhea because we ALL have 5-10 minutes to wait for the pan to heat up and cook it thoroughly or 10-20 to wait for the oven or air fryer Some of us work honey
@@Queerlienbut what about shatterproof. It can be hard to clean the area. Especially if your disabled or if your roommates are A-holes who put the dam thing at the highest shelf so you have to balance on a chair because your 5 feet and no one sees how hard life is when your shorter than anything in your house
Trust me you don’t really need all this. Coming from someone who used to be a consumerist, i learned the value of a penny and just owning things you actually need when I experienced my lowest financial downfall. Plus it’s alot of plastic that will only end up in trash or unused after you get bored of it or when you move residence. Also, the products scream cheap-luxury
Yeah, we didn't have an ice tray so we bought this one last year - and while I love that it stores the ice, and prefer the shape of the cubes, it is NOT easy to get the ice out. Feels like I'm about to break it every time.
@@diannespalding6542 Yeah friendo, I definitely don't know what you need. Neither does the person who made the video who was paid or given free product to advertise, lmao
Lol for heating up my rice and other foods in the microwave I just use a Pyrex bowl. Add a little water according to the amount of the food you want to heat and put a Pyrex bowl, if you have one, on it in the microwave so when it’s heating up it doesn’t lose moisture and gets heated very well that’s easy.
I have the air fryer liners and bought them about a year ago . They still look like new even though we use them a lot . Highly recommend! Just make sure you order the correct size for the air fryer you have ❤
Reusable products are ALWAYS a good thing. Don't see why people are saying the contrary. It also saves you money on not having to buy those products again. Yes, fabric can have holes, but it lasts for years instead of buying those products FOR years. Some great products are: washable makeup remover pads, washable period pads, fabric pot covers, 'unpaper' towels. As well as washable aluminum foil and parchment paper. I am also trying to have less plastic so replacing kitchen utensils with bamboo ones. As well as my brush and pen holders, also in bamboo. Remember though to sell, exchange or donate anything you are replacing/getting rid of. :)
What's the first R? Reduce. Reuse is second because it's worse to buy unnecessary junk and reuse it, encouraging its creation, than it is to never buy it.
I can’t believe how much negativity exists in this comment section. I enjoyed hearing about different items that could make one’s life in the kitchen easier. Doesn’t mean I will run to the computer to buy them all; just means I am better informed about what is available. Thank you for sharing.
Same here.....I like YT videos of any length with new kitchen, dining and storage gear. It's fun to see what creative minds have thought up and brought to the retail market, and they're interesting conversation topics as well.
@@BrookesBuys Thanks for the video and never mind the uptight haters, they are not your audience. I will consider purchasing a few of these products and it is nice to know what creative products are out there.
Guys, we know it’s “unnecessary” and whatever. But literally she’s just sharing products she recommends because it made her daily life more convenient. She’s not forcing you to buy it, she just recommends the products for anyone who may be looking for gadgets to get to make life easier. Stop saying that it’s unneeded because we KNOW. You don’t need it, but doing stuff would be a lot easier if you did. I’m also not encouraging you to buy it, but stop spamming the comments with that because we’ve all heard it a thousand times.
i know the majority of these things people dont necessarily need, but for people who executive dysfunction, excessive fatique, who are autistic or have adhd, disabled, et cetera, items like these would bring ease and make their lives easier. maybe the average joe doesnt need it. but these items could very well be needed by disabled and neurodivergent people. ps: executive dysfunction is when it feels excessively difficult to simply get up and do normal daily tasks, let alone work. to quote, "Children and adults with executive dysfunction often struggle to organize materials, regulate emotions, set schedules and stick with tasks. They misplace papers, reports, and other school materials. They might have similar problems keeping track of their personal items or keeping their bedroom organized." for those who's executive function part of the brain works, this isnt an issue for you, but it can very well be for many neurodivergent people. oh, neurodivergence is basically when your brain is wired in a way that isn't the norm. people with bpd, ptsd, autism, adhd, anxiety, down-syndrome, and other conditions are considered neurodivergent (versus neurotypical, which means your brain functions normally.)
Agree. And I’m always on the lookout for things that make my arthritic hands function better. Hate that people on here are telling other people what they need or don’t need.
The air frier things are useful. My airfrier is kind of old and the basket starts to be sticky... Those things really solve that problem and increase the years of utility of the product
1. keep the drinks in the cardboard box it comes in or stack them as needed 2. metal strainer that every kitchen should have 3. keep liquids in og packaging, hidden in cabinet if wanted 4. spoon and reusable travel mug 5. knife 6. i can actually see the use in this but im sure there is a hack i don’t know about that does this already 7. i like these but you can also use tin foil 8. ice maker in freezer consumerism is too much these days
So many of these are completely pointless. Don't you ever feel bad about trying to sell useless shit to people, knowing the cost of making those gadgets on our world? Do you never think about the people who were paid slave wages to make those? Do you never worry that the children around you won't get to grow up knowing seasons and breathable air? Does none of that matter more than making a quick buck?
A lot of these things were initially created for disabled people. People with chronic issues like muscle pain. People with mental disabilities, etc. But they advertise it to the wider audience to expand the market. But truthfully the creators are usually people who had severe issues and created these things as a solution. Most of these gadgets aren’t at fault. The over-consumerism is. The people selling these garner only a portion of the blame. The customers who have zero awareness or common sense are mostly to be blamed.
@@catIing no that’s now what I mean. I’m saying the larger responsibility lies more on the consumer when it’s given in that context. The current existence of tiktok unfortunately encourages consumerism because people just lack self awareness over what need and what they don’t. This isn’t like some kind of checkmate reply. This is just me bouncing off of your comment with my own thoughts
I pray you receive this message in love. No need to be mean. Have you considered that your negative comment can cause someone else emotional stress? Think about if you posted a video that you'd hope a few people would enjoy instead, your inbox is flooded with negative commentary. There is enough hate in the world. I actually like all of these items, while I wouldn't buy all of them, it's my opinion as to why. When we encounter material that we feel isn't beneficial to us, we can choose to entertain something else- no need to offer negative feedback if it wasn't solicited.
@@danielle3735 Have you considered that consumerism can cause much worse than "emotional stress"? You aren't advocating for kindness, you're advocating for willful blindness and selfish individualism. If this woman trying to make money off of advertising questionable products online didn't ask for my opinion, then I'm curious why you think I asked for yours.
Item: 1. unnecessary 2. Just a weird, also you already have strainer, if you don’t-use a lid. 3. Your olive oil comes in a bottle(usually they are also pretty aesthetic) 4. you have a cup, you have a spoon, you have a hand- It is unnecessary dishes and honestly somewhat stupid. 5. Harder to clean than a knife, if you have so dirty hands you cant chop a banana(which you can do only touching the peel) you should just go and wash them. NEXT! 6.Ice cube 7. Parchment paper 8. takes up to much space, there are silicone ones that are easy too which you (or somebody you know) probably already have.
People complaining about getting these it helps organize your kitchen and everyone is out to make money that's how you pay bills so stop hating on her.
Dispenser bottles look pretty but it's difficult to clean the metallic parts effectively before refills. Thought about it but now I just purchase the most elegant olive oil brand I can buy.
Look for single source olive oil which means it only comes from one place. Many brands use low quality olives from many different places and there's a good chance they were moldy olives. Read the label. A good olive oil will say product of Italy or Turkey. If it lists more than one county of origin, I wouldn't buy it.
Every time the algorithm pushes one of these videos towards me, I can’t help but think of making a game out of what I can use as a cheap or accessible or reusable substitute compared to this. For example, For boxed containers that have cans that are already lay on their side, if you tear off the edge of the perforated edge, and perhaps wedge something behind the back side of underneath the can box, every time you pluck a can out, it will adjust itself and roll forward just the same.
The only useful thing is the oil dispensers. They're great if you buy big bottles of cooking oil. The dispenser bottles make it easier to add the right amount of oil to your pan when cooking
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It says that the link is no longer available 💔
Or just search it on google
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@@micaelaproano9101🤦🏻♀️
This video legit made me realise how much I actually don’t need these things
this is what i was thinking the whole time and i have a clutter problem so it gives me anxiety lol
Especially a self stirring cup! FR????
I just finished spinning salad dry (that takes up way too much room) then there’s all this stuff. 😹 no way!
Plus, this is working harder not smarter. I will pour the soy sauce from its bottle, thank you
It’s called 💰 and junk 😂
"This drain basket helps keep your sink clear, drains fast and prevents food from falling out." so does a regular strainer... and if its metal it wont warp and melt on contact
But it takes up sink space.... I have a similar item and love it...sits out of.my way and I can run water in the sink for other tasks and not rewet what's drying in a metal strainer in the sink
i have a really small sink and would love a strainer like that
Yeah my only issue is the material
This did catch my eye but I love my metal strainer and have a plastic one when more than 2 people are eating at my place which is NEVER lol
@@tourmiithey sell them for 94cents and ship in three days
So glad these comments are real af
❤
I feel like she's rage baiting at this point
Warning: Those silicone air fryer liners sometimes make your food taste like silicone. The microwave food cover is kinda intriguing though.
And also makes air fryer be less effective
Not true. Silicone is tasteless, what you're actually tasting is dish soap, which is why the taste gets worse over time. When you wash silicone at high temperatures it expands and "traps" the soap inside, and it's difficult to get out once you do this. Always wash with cold water and DONT put it in the dishwasher like she suggests.
Like that makes it any better 😂@@camillegee9430
Why not just use a bowl as a microwave cover? Or a large microwaveable container? I guess it depends on how large of a dish you’re putting in the microwave.. but I mostly microwave things straight from the fridge that are already in microwaveable Tupperware, so it seems silly to buy another entire product just for that purpose, it’s just more large clutter, with nooks and crannies that are annoying to clean.. and for the ‘steaming compartment’ I just add water to the dish before I put it in the microwave, or you can use a small cup and fill it with water.
There are also purpose built microwave plate covers with vents that have been around for years - they’re great for containing moisture as well as ‘splatter’, and so much easier to give that a quick wash/ rinse after each use than wiping the entire inside of the microwave.
Endocrine disrupting
Guys dont buy plastic for eating please say no to plastic especially in eating
Especially when it involves HEATING the plastic. Yikes.
As a person with a PhD in polymers, YES so true not to use plastics for food if you can avoid it (transfer to a plate before microwaving a meal, for example). BUT if you want to, silicone is honestly not bad for you. Silicones are basically the same material building blocks as sand ... and don't burn into anything, let alone anything bad for you, on head contact. Whereas, plastics are basically made of the same building blocks as gasoline which you def don't want to eat. So when in doubt, choose silicones and don't be afraid of it (they take forever to wear out, so buying 1 silicone spatula might be more sustainable than buying like 4 wooden spatulas)
Thanks for that!
@@chelsmeister what you say is true about the basic material of silicone.
But silicone as we know it, such as silicone molds for baking, silicone stretch covers, and other silicone kitchen items, are not made from silicon alone. They are a mixture of silicone and plastic. They unfortunately have the same harmful chemicals in them as plastic and should not be used in heating food. 💗
@@ShellyCline This is what worries me. Silicone by itself seems ok but why is it textured in one place and shiny in another? Why is it this color? What makes it hold this shape etc? There are just a lot of additives that I don't want to risk. And plastics with hot food? No thank you!
That stirring cup is horrible. The glass is so thin. I put it down gently on my counter, and it broke as soon as I got it. It’s very cheap don’t get it.
This!! Thank you!
An actual useful comment instead of the ones just nagging about the gadgets 😂
Think stirring it by hand is what makes ur coffee or drink ❤
Ikr just use a fucking spoon lmaooo
i read some other comments and it makes sense that these might be more designed for people with disabilities
@@yup_its_ME.512 but really the glass is cheap it will cut them so I wouldn’t recommend that
Keep in mind please that often transferring food into a different 'aesthetic' glass container can often lead to the product spoiling before it should. And refrigerate some sauces after opening...read the bottle's instructions!
And some liquids decompensate or break down when exposed to light. They need to be kept in dark glass or opaque rather than clear containers.
Other than vinegar and oil… I cannot think of any other cooking liquids that can survive without refrigeration.
@@robinkaye9763 if the oil or soy sauce s already in a clear container, why should i put in a black container?
The according to Amazon reviews clear strainer evidently warps and melts even with just hot water and pasta.
Exactly which is very bad for your health, plastic should never be used in any hot dish
You could tell it was extremely cheaply made. 🤦🏻♀️
You'd think they'd take that into consideration. Whh would the make that?!
Top 10 kitchen utensils you DEFINITELY DON'T NEED
But you WANT (vs need, is what sells)
I am happy that people in comments are actually intelligent and I would like to add one more thing ..a lot of these products have a lot of plastic used in them so jusybsay no to plastic itbis bad for health as well as environmenta
Friendly reminder that those with disabilities that find these useful, good on you, pls buy, with abundance! Anybody else, please remember you don’t “need” these products. It’s her business to get you to buy things. You can be sustainable with using a lot of things you already have!
The ice cube thing is really good. It's way easier than forcing the ice out
@@anastasiaokwuchi4035I mean it would be if it wasn’t cheaply made. I had that same one and it lasted about a month before it broke. Tbf my household uses a lot of ice but still it’s just a bunch of plastic with a bit of silicone, I find that all silicone ice cube trays work a lot better and you can just empty them into another container
Disability ain’t the only reason that makes people being in need of items. Sometimes, depending on the item, it’s going to help that person in some kind of way (disable or not)! It does tho depend on which item, of course!!
Overuse of your hands can lead to disability soon or in the future. Retail management in my 30s gave me Carpal Tunnel Syndrome which is still sometimes bothersome. Working with my hands resulted in arthritis in both of them. If I had used tools like these when I was younger I would still be more able than I am. The trick is to avoid impulse purchases, buying something because it's trendy and only buy products you will actually use on a regular basis.
Yes maam 🫡
The silicone liners are the worst, the point of an air fryer is for the air vents to crisp up and fry your food and let the grease and fat drain off… otherwise your food just cooks in oil/ fat. Gross
Karen, Most products dont have the oil/fat you are whining about 😂
@@DieGurkenfresser I mean to each their own 😂 be my guest, if you want wet soggy fried food, use the liners. Or don’t be lazy and clean out your air fryer between uses, it’s not hard. Most of these products are stupid and wasteful
@@Itsallbolognapotatoes don't have oils so...what soggy are you talking about?
Also, I enjoy the natural oils in food🤷.
Honestly, I 100% agree with you. It’s disgusting 🤦♀️
@@DieGurkenfresser ''karen'' She was just giving out advice
REMINDER: This is not realistic! No one actually buys so much. She does because it’s her job. She makes a living with this. YOU DO NOT NEED IT.
Did she demand you buy these things???? These comments are ignorant. Why did you stop by, you saw the title.
REMINDER: THESE ITEMS ARE USEFUL FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND/OR KIDS. You are not the target audience, gtfo.
@@lmiller6675 exactly,if you don’t want it just scroll
@@lmiller6675people like you are the reason this content is so popular
Um, I actually do need these things. Go be useless somewhere else.
Most of these are a convenient for those with DISABILITIES. If not, its an absolute waste of money and plastic.
Grow Up karen
@@DieGurkenfresserget some help
yes, thank you! most of the comments are like "you dont need this, it just clutters your home, nobody needs this" when there are disabled people, people with mental illness, people autism or adhd who would very well have an easier life due to such gadgets. i mean, for most autistic and adhd people their executive function of their brain doesn't work as intended, which makes it difficult for them to stay organized, on task, strategize, pay attention to details, and manage their time.
@@tinybattyboy That's true, however let's be honest : none of these products, nor this video (and the other thousands like it) are created or marketed for people with disabilities. It's really great if they can help, but the fact that these products are made very cheaply to satisfy our consumerism and some kind of esthetics for social media and NOT to help with disability means that possibly they will break quickly or won't even exactly satisfy the people who need them. They are also possibly made in the worst environmental and labour conditions. All in all, it's really important to allow people with disabilities to get things that will make their life easier, but I don't think we can label these cheap plastic stuff as inclusive.
@@mathilde569 oh, yes of course, I was simply concerned with the comments claiming nobody could get actual use out of them, these cheap plastic items wouldn’t be able to hold up compared to items on the same site that contains more dedication and is more durable, but typically targeted items may cost more than these cheaper alternatives, so it would really depend on the disabled individual’s needs when assessing such products.
Friendly reminder you dont need any of this. She is just trying to make money
out of you.
and your point is?? CZcams is too one way or another yet here you are!! 😂
No you really don’t but it’s fun to watch sometimes.
@@yup_its_ME.512pretty sure their point was just reminding people it’s okay to not have these things. What’s your point
its from amazon buut alright …
@@rae7739 no, it's not a "friendly" reminder. It's a passive aggressive reminder! 😂
Silicone releases voc’s in temps above 200 degrees so consider that
VOCS?
What's vocs?
I haven't fact checked but to the other commenters VOC stands for Volatile Organic Compounds. The same thing responsible for some off gassing in wall paints.
200° C or 200° F?
I dont understand the point of rebottling.
For these specifically, it's for things you use very frequently so it can be used without opening a lid & on a moments notice. Though these dispensers seem a little small for that even. It can also be convenient when you buy certain items in bulk but need a smaller container for dispensing or daily use (think oil, cereal, water, etc.). But otherwise it's just for aesthetics and a bit silly imo
@@youknow7553Oh, not having to be constantly "sold" on a product in my own home makes it wonderful to decant. It is also so much easier to operate when things look congruent.
I cook nearly every day. My kitchen is also very small with tight cupboard space. So I can’t fit entire bottles of product in my cupboards. Also, I have a weird grip so being able to pour from a controlled top rather than trying to unscrew a lid, and *caaaarefully* measuring.. where I end up covered in the product because of my grip… I’d rather rebottle and pour from a spout or a drizzle top.
@@AroundTheWorldWithEase But didn't you already get sold on the product?
They are glass so is better than kepping anything in plastic
Ok the chopping cup was actually pretty cool
Not sure what the point of the self stirring cup is- considering you still need to take the stirrer attachment out of its stored place in the handle then clip it into the lid then after it stirs, you take it out and store it back in the handle. 😂😂😂 you have to be some sort of special to think this better than using a regular spoon to stir a cup like a normal person.
If some gadget seems too simple it was most likely originally for people with disabilities.
Well, you don't have to remove the stirrer or use the lid after you can just remove the lid and use the cup as a cup. So still easy.
LOL....only for people with special needs who can't figure out how to use a regular spoon to stir their drinks @sarahtee2953
I've got CFS: Chronic fatigue syndrome and when I saw this I thought it would be great to have but rethinking after this comment, is it actually more energy efficient? For extra price tag and minimal benefit, I'm not sure it's worth it. It looks nice and might help break up Collagen lumps but the spoon you use to measure the ingredients with is already at hand for the stirring and easy to clean. I have lots of gadgets at home to get me by with day to day stuff and it takes so much energy teaching my personal assistants how to work these things.
@@jamiejusthappenedtobehere2434doesnt seem appropriate, if you dont have the ability to hold onto a spoon you likely dont have the ability to remove the lid that seems to be pretty tight, remove the flimsy bits in the handle, remove and clean the stirrer and put it perfectly into the tiny opening on the handle.
The microwave cover actually seems useful
U can just use a plate or a bowl
Or nothing and just warm it in a pan!
Wet paper towel down ea the exact same shit. Or a small bowl of water. Just literally add water to your rice to steam it
@@PicturesSGC Yhea because we ALL have 5-10 minutes to wait for the pan to heat up and cook it thoroughly or 10-20 to wait for the oven or air fryer
Some of us work honey
@@Queerlienbut what about shatterproof. It can be hard to clean the area. Especially if your disabled or if your roommates are A-holes who put the dam thing at the highest shelf so you have to balance on a chair because your 5 feet and no one sees how hard life is when your shorter than anything in your house
Just a lot of cute junk to clutter up my kitchen. Oh wait, i really need those silicone air fryer basket liners!👍🏾😆
Then don't buy if you don't like it
There are some that lay flat and can be bent to fit a steamer or pot. I like that design more.
@@thekarmicbrat - duhhh Captain Obvious 😆🤭
Just don’t throw it in dishwasher, because next time when you cook in it the food will taste like soap..
I prefer the parchment paper ones for the airfyer. I just throw them out and no cleaning at all lol. I'm that lazy
Most of these are not necessarily to have..they will just clutter your house but a couple things will be effective to have.
These are the most useless shit I've ever seen in my whole life
Trust me you don’t really need all this. Coming from someone who used to be a consumerist, i learned the value of a penny and just owning things you actually need when I experienced my lowest financial downfall. Plus it’s alot of plastic that will only end up in trash or unused after you get bored of it or when you move residence. Also, the products scream cheap-luxury
Friendly reminder Store food in glass containers as much as you can❤
you do not neeed a GLASS BOTTLE
Friendly reminder to dont try to dictacte Others which products they are allowed to use 😊
Nah, I'm good. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
No, please DONT. A lot of food is packaged in opaque containers for a good reason.
Unfortunately people don’t understand how much harm comes from plastic. Knowledge is power. 💕
I love the reusable silicone liner :) 😊
Me too! Theyre worth their weight in gold. Im handicapped and cant stand long to hand wash stuff, so i love that they go into the dishwasher. 😊👍
Same here; I use butter paper but these ones seem better
I have one! I'm happy I don't need to keep buying the aluminium liners now since they'd get misshapen.
My grandparents bought the rolling dispenser months ago I think it’s so good
Thanks for sharing, I was wondering how well it worked…
I have just got the glass dispenser bottles and look stunning! Soo many label choices
The ice maker is very hard to push the ice out. I have to bear dpw all my weight on it to push out the ice and I’m overweight
Good to know, I was gonna check that out, lol.
I actually find the simple IKEA ice cube maker the best, the cubes come out very easily!
Yes! You have to fill the cubes just right for it not to be a challenge - and while I’m short, I’m not light. So I completely agree lol
Yeah, we didn't have an ice tray so we bought this one last year - and while I love that it stores the ice, and prefer the shape of the cubes, it is NOT easy to get the ice out. Feels like I'm about to break it every time.
Yeah, they suck!!!!! Waste of money! Better to go antiquing in search of a metal one.
I don't need any of these items, but I do WANT them!!!!!😂
"amazon bullshit that I didn't need and you don't either"
And another bitter witch😂
Thanks for telling me what I need and what I don’t need. I wouldn’t have known without your advice!
@@diannespalding6542 Yeah friendo, I definitely don't know what you need. Neither does the person who made the video who was paid or given free product to advertise, lmao
@@arininquotes8396🤣
The ice cube tray is life-changing!
I love looking at new gadgets! Love these videos! Of course, I don’t buy what I don’t need but it’s nice to know what’s out there!
But let’s be honest: no one cooks that little pasta😂😂😂😂
Lol right! 😂 I have a family of 5 so I need a strainer bigger than that😂😂😂
@@ShopandMorewithKimberlyNSantosme tooo😝😝😝
Perfect for a senior who lives alone!
@@diannespalding6542 I guess so!!😁
And no one should overcook pasta that much
I think this the first Amazon finds video where I actually want all the products!
Lol for heating up my rice and other foods in the microwave I just use a Pyrex bowl. Add a little water according to the amount of the food you want to heat and put a Pyrex bowl, if you have one, on it in the microwave so when it’s heating up it doesn’t lose moisture and gets heated very well that’s easy.
I have the air fryer liners and bought them about a year ago . They still look like new even though we use them a lot . Highly recommend! Just make sure you order the correct size for the air fryer you have ❤
The water strainer nd the air fryer thing seems cool
Water strainers that aren't made of cheap plastic already exist? This doesn't do anything novel or interesting.
Reusable products are ALWAYS a good thing. Don't see why people are saying the contrary. It also saves you money on not having to buy those products again. Yes, fabric can have holes, but it lasts for years instead of buying those products FOR years. Some great products are: washable makeup remover pads, washable period pads, fabric pot covers, 'unpaper' towels. As well as washable aluminum foil and parchment paper. I am also trying to have less plastic so replacing kitchen utensils with bamboo ones. As well as my brush and pen holders, also in bamboo. Remember though to sell, exchange or donate anything you are replacing/getting rid of. :)
What's the first R? Reduce. Reuse is second because it's worse to buy unnecessary junk and reuse it, encouraging its creation, than it is to never buy it.
I can just imagine the first one making my drinks fizz up and then I only get to drink half- 😂
Love all these things ~ ordering 3 of them~~ LOVE your adorable pok-a-dot nails in the one shot!!!❤
I can’t believe how much negativity exists in this comment section. I enjoyed hearing about different items that could make one’s life in the kitchen easier. Doesn’t mean I will run to the computer to buy them all; just means I am better informed about what is available. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for your support ☺️ I barely check my CZcams comments cause people are so mean on here 😪
@@BrookesBuysYour fans need you. Keep up the good work.
Yessss I love this comment. We need more people who will show support of others.
Same here.....I like YT videos of any length with new kitchen, dining and storage gear. It's fun to see what creative minds have thought up and brought to the retail market, and they're interesting conversation topics as well.
@@BrookesBuys Thanks for the video and never mind the uptight haters, they are not your audience. I will consider purchasing a few of these products and it is nice to know what creative products are out there.
Trying to get rid of several things I have, and then I see this video 😂😂 no wayyyy
I have that last thing the ice cube thing. I LOVE IT!!
I only liked the soda holder and the oil dispensers just because theyre pretty
Guys, we know it’s “unnecessary” and whatever. But literally she’s just sharing products she recommends because it made her daily life more convenient. She’s not forcing you to buy it, she just recommends the products for anyone who may be looking for gadgets to get to make life easier. Stop saying that it’s unneeded because we KNOW. You don’t need it, but doing stuff would be a lot easier if you did. I’m also not encouraging you to buy it, but stop spamming the comments with that because we’ve all heard it a thousand times.
i know the majority of these things people dont necessarily need, but for people who executive dysfunction, excessive fatique, who are autistic or have adhd, disabled, et cetera, items like these would bring ease and make their lives easier. maybe the average joe doesnt need it. but these items could very well be needed by disabled and neurodivergent people.
ps: executive dysfunction is when it feels excessively difficult to simply get up and do normal daily tasks, let alone work. to quote, "Children and adults with executive dysfunction often struggle to organize materials, regulate emotions, set schedules and stick with tasks. They misplace papers, reports, and other school materials. They might have similar problems keeping track of their personal items or keeping their bedroom organized." for those who's executive function part of the brain works, this isnt an issue for you, but it can very well be for many neurodivergent people. oh, neurodivergence is basically when your brain is wired in a way that isn't the norm. people with bpd, ptsd, autism, adhd, anxiety, down-syndrome, and other conditions are considered neurodivergent (versus neurotypical, which means your brain functions normally.)
True true!
Agree. And I’m always on the lookout for things that make my arthritic hands function better. Hate that people on here are telling other people what they need or don’t need.
Maybe I do need them.
Allie, not sure how I missed this but this is sooooo good. I love your open hose edging and the fine dirt was great. Awesome job!!!
the dispenser seems pretty useful
Omg I have those ice trays. I did not know that how you use it. 🤦🏾♀️
Lol I've been there! We learn something new every single day 😊
I use those syrup bottles for coffee syrups. 💯
"And then SIM-ply" the way you said that sounded like a casual pun lol
The only thing id maybe get is the can dispenser. Our fridge is small af so its nice for using verticle space
The only useful thing here is the small box that can cut in one press. Rest of them are gadgets
The air frier things are useful. My airfrier is kind of old and the basket starts to be sticky... Those things really solve that problem and increase the years of utility of the product
You are definitely entitled to your opinion. And, so is everyone else. Not an issue if someone wants to buy every item.
There are several things in this video that I would love to have
1. keep the drinks in the cardboard box it comes in or stack them as needed
2. metal strainer that every kitchen should have
3. keep liquids in og packaging, hidden in cabinet if wanted
4. spoon and reusable travel mug
5. knife
6. i can actually see the use in this but im sure there is a hack i don’t know about that does this already
7. i like these but you can also use tin foil
8. ice maker in freezer
consumerism is too much these days
Love every last IDEM !!! 💕
Great video !
So many of these are completely pointless. Don't you ever feel bad about trying to sell useless shit to people, knowing the cost of making those gadgets on our world? Do you never think about the people who were paid slave wages to make those? Do you never worry that the children around you won't get to grow up knowing seasons and breathable air? Does none of that matter more than making a quick buck?
A lot of these things were initially created for disabled people. People with chronic issues like muscle pain. People with mental disabilities, etc. But they advertise it to the wider audience to expand the market. But truthfully the creators are usually people who had severe issues and created these things as a solution.
Most of these gadgets aren’t at fault. The over-consumerism is. The people selling these garner only a portion of the blame. The customers who have zero awareness or common sense are mostly to be blamed.
@@atiqahdiyana5665 Yeah, and I don't have an issue with people using them if they need them, but that's clearly not what this short is about.
@@catIing no that’s now what I mean. I’m saying the larger responsibility lies more on the consumer when it’s given in that context. The current existence of tiktok unfortunately encourages consumerism because people just lack self awareness over what need and what they don’t. This isn’t like some kind of checkmate reply. This is just me bouncing off of your comment with my own thoughts
I pray you receive this message in love. No need to be mean. Have you considered that your negative comment can cause someone else emotional stress? Think about if you posted a video that you'd hope a few people would enjoy instead, your inbox is flooded with negative commentary. There is enough hate in the world. I actually like all of these items, while I wouldn't buy all of them, it's my opinion as to why. When we encounter material that we feel isn't beneficial to us, we can choose to entertain something else- no need to offer negative feedback if it wasn't solicited.
@@danielle3735 Have you considered that consumerism can cause much worse than "emotional stress"? You aren't advocating for kindness, you're advocating for willful blindness and selfish individualism.
If this woman trying to make money off of advertising questionable products online didn't ask for my opinion, then I'm curious why you think I asked for yours.
It's called a SPOON and it's infinitely more versatile than whatever that cup is
These are all great product suggestions. I would’ve never thought to search for them 😅
Item:
1. unnecessary
2. Just a weird, also you already have strainer, if you don’t-use a lid.
3. Your olive oil comes in a bottle(usually they are also pretty aesthetic)
4. you have a cup, you have a spoon, you have a hand- It is unnecessary dishes and honestly somewhat stupid.
5. Harder to clean than a knife, if you have so dirty hands you cant chop a banana(which you can do only touching the peel) you should just go and wash them. NEXT!
6.Ice cube
7. Parchment paper
8. takes up to much space, there are silicone ones that are easy too which you (or somebody you know) probably already have.
number 7 is actually better because it is reusable instead of parchment paper but thats kinda it
Your number one goes for you Karen 😂
Good for you. Nice of you to educate all of us on what we should and shouldn’t purchase. Like we can’t figure that out for ourselves!
I need every single thing here 😯
Hi love the items thanks for sharing bye
All of this in my kitchen may actually work out convenient and fun.
"how lazy can we get?"
"yes."
People complaining about getting these it helps organize your kitchen and everyone is out to make money that's how you pay bills so stop hating on her.
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No.
Amo todas esas cosas , la gente te dice que son gastos inecesarios todo lo que compro lo uso porque son súper prácticas .
The one thing I’d actually use is those reusable silicon liners for my air fryer
Stuff no one needs
NOW THIS I CAN INVEST ON! except the self stir cup not my thing. 😅But the other things are pretty good
I bought organizers for my fridge and it's much easier to navigate since then and it's less complicated to clean.
the glass dispensers always piss me off for some reason, you really don't need to repackage every single thing you own
none of these are useful lol
The chopping cup is
@teehee.1862 Just..buy a knife? You can sharpen it and it will last forever..you don't need low quality trash
@@xipalips Not everyone can use a knife
Plastic plastic everywhere!!
Great description of the products.
How fun & some great finds!
Consumerism is a drug..
These are nice! I will have to look for them on Amazon
I wish the silicone molds were food safe, they're the only one of these that actually seems useful lol
Love how the soda cans get all nice and shaken up before you grab one 😭
Self stirring cup? 🤡
it's good for milk teas. I myself make them a lot
Oh i like the bottles and the chopping cup thanks for sharing ❤
The strainer is neat but I'd be nervous about the hot water near my food on plastic....maybe there's a stainless steel one or something.
Very wasteful and unnecessary
@BrookesBuys Stop trying to sell useless and cheap looking gadgets to people. I bet you don't even use half the stuff you promote for Amazon.
I don’t need any of them but I LOVE all of it!! lol. Ty
Dispenser bottles look pretty but it's difficult to clean the metallic parts effectively before refills. Thought about it but now I just purchase the most elegant olive oil brand I can buy.
Look for single source olive oil which means it only comes from one place. Many brands use low quality olives from many different places and there's a good chance they were moldy olives. Read the label. A good olive oil will say product of Italy or Turkey. If it lists more than one county of origin, I wouldn't buy it.
@@patriciaholloway interesting to know. I haven't seen a mixed origin olive oil before but this is worth noting and remembering
you’re really annoying the way you post your links. Have you tested them out to see how they work?!?! clearly you haven’t 🤬😡
Every time the algorithm pushes one of these videos towards me, I can’t help but think of making a game out of what I can use as a cheap or accessible or reusable substitute compared to this. For example, For boxed containers that have cans that are already lay on their side, if you tear off the edge of the perforated edge, and perhaps wedge something behind the back side of underneath the can box, every time you pluck a can out, it will adjust itself and roll forward just the same.
Ok this seems nice. I love the drainer, the steaming item, hmmm
You had me at, “automatic stirring cup.” THAT’S just what we all need… 🤦🏼♀️😂
Do we tho? Like fr unless you're disabled I don't see why you wouldn't just use a spoon 🤔
I like that drainer. It’s cute
I’ve been looking for a drink dispenser
Thank you
Girl yes! 🫶
This is a good one! Thank you!! 😊 🙏
We are literally DE-VOLVING 😮😮
The only useful thing is the oil dispensers. They're great if you buy big bottles of cooking oil. The dispenser bottles make it easier to add the right amount of oil to your pan when cooking
I love it all!!
Now this is a great must have video