7 As Seen on TV Products, 4 YEARS Later

Here's a look back at seven As Seen on TV products I bought back in 2013. Some I still use, some I don't.

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0:00 Introduction
0:37 Better Strainer
1:21 Orgreenic Pan
1:55 Stone Wave
2:29 Veggetti
3:48 Catch Caddy
5:02 Side Socket
5:54 Spicy Shelf

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[anarchy_of_dirt]

I’d like to see a 2021 update to see what products you’re still using from 2017!

[FrailShiver]

I subscribed to your channel for a couple years, but it's my first time seeing this review. It's 2021 and I love seeing how far you've come.

[danj]

the pencil sharpener one, once the vegetable gets about 3/4 of the way down you can't use it any more without cutting yourself (a fork gets a little more out of it but not by much) but they have a newer version where you kind of stab it onto a small spiked plate and crank forward like a meat grinder. its a lot bigger and takes up more space but it uses the whole vegetable and is easier to use.

[Slikx]

Youu are the first person I've seen do a 'many years later review of things I've bought' video, it's interesting as here's so much rubbish we buy and never use again, for my friend it's sandwich toasters.

[dickjohnson]

with all these products that make your life easier, your life must be AMAZING! you probably never spill soda, there's probably miraculous light that just turns on when you need it to, your glasses never fall off your head, you can probably make ANYTHING in the kitchen.... i am SOOOO envious.

[jz]

Catch caddy's have become so "accepted" that there's generic knock off's of them at Walmart and the like.

I know in my car that trying to get underneath the drivers seat that can only tilt directions is a nightmare and anything that goes down the side without the caddy is just *gone* unless I get in the backseat and crawl around underneath it hoping for the best.

[clintmiller]

I like these long term updates cool idea

[hueypilot]

Looking at those LEDs on the side socket, you got the one with a surge suppressor. Most of us don't know how often those things save small appliances. Side socket type probably don't stop a huge surge, but hey, might help. The secret of the green skillet or copper is how you care for it. No Pam, No dish washers, No excessive stove top heat. You failed to point out that it isn't scratched up in 7 years like the old Teflon types. Or is it scratched? Keep up the good work, I subscribed today.

[Cory_Dora]

Love our side sockets! I need to buy a few more. Great for behind beds when your outlets are there so you can back your bed to the wall and not lose your pillow when using your gadgets in bed.

[GAnimeRO]

I always find the vitamins/medical cabinets in american households so weird and scary. It makes me wonder why, unless you have a health issue and are prescribed those things, anyone would ever need that much stuff at their home.

[kayceegreer]

My Orgreenic Pan is still as slick as snot. 8yrs old. You cannot use anything but a wash cloth or a plastic scrubber on that surface. I regularly sew together 6-7 (replacing as necessary) layers of used dryer sheets and use that homemade scrubby-thingy to scrub my nonstick pots and pans, Corning Ware and Pyrex glass bakeware, baking sheets, plates and glasses and I never have a problem with them. They're all very old and get A LOT of use. The scrubbers do an excellent job of removing burnt-on grease and oil, and with minimal effort - the key strategy is to use a couple of drops of dish soap on a near dry or wrung out scrubby-thingy applying it to the mess, wash something else and come back to it. When I have worked as a keeper in other people's homes I have successfully removed their old bond on Greece from many years in the same way, only when it's years old, you must first run hot water over the pan and then apply the dish soap, let it set a few minutes BUT get to scrubbing on it before the pan gets cooled off!

[mrs.thomas-usmcwife]

You can keep your fancy pans and I'll keep my iron skillet. I use way less oil with it and it doubles as a weapon too. LOL

[Tarento]

I'm currently on a low carb diet and the the zoodlemaker you had is a life saver! Probably the best thing I have. Only downside for me was trying to get some zucchini out of the blade while cleaning. Very hard to reach

[corynmay]

i love that corner cabinet.great vid as usual.

[rcole]

I have the foam fill ins for the car seats, then I saw the catch caddy. If I didn’t have the foam, but the catch caddy looks great...extra storage and less lost items. I can’t even begin to say how many things I’ve lost under my car seat and had to look for several times before finding them! I had a pair of magnetic sunglasses which attached to my reading specs. But they were slim and attached to the seat gliding rails in a very secluded spot. I was sick over losing them, as they were expensive. But, one night on my evening commute home, I reached down between the seat and door and retrieved them! I was at a stop light and they were on my mind. I was actually on my way to the optician’s office to buy another pair, when I found them! So, having something to keep items from falling between you counsels and car seats, is very helpful! Catch caddy looks like a winner! Love FR reviews! Side sockets are pretty good. We use them in the kitchen for multiple appliances. The plugs don’t stick out so far and the cords run sideways making your countertop a bit more organized. Just got the tiered spice rack, which isn’t perfect, but way better than having a shelf full of slices you can’t even see. Plus the tiered shelves are expandable. We also have a larger one for cans in our pantry, which is SO much better than those snap together can holders where your cans roll out. You can’t see what you have and every time those heavy cans drop down, when you take one out, it jiggles the snap together holder and it falls apart. What a pain to put it back together. Don’t get one!

[centchick]

I have the Catch Caddy and really like it! The only problem I have with it is when my husband drives and move the seat back it doesn't stay in place. Great video!

[nannyboo]

You can fix those old ceramic pans by scrubbing with a paste made from vinegar & baking soda. It removes build-up.

[ravibadola]

First time I heard "stay tuned and I will tell you about it in next 4 yrs " :D it was really funny but Its what really made me stuck to this channel and now I am addicted .
Love your videos. :)

[annodomini]

It’s scary how everything I own in my house I see in yours! We could swap houses and be very comfortable knowing where everything is and what it is.

[JPZ]

you can clean those pans by putting a few spoonfuls of baking soda and water then boiling it...just rinse it out really well or your food is gonna be very alkaline lol