These Gadgets Went Viral, So I Tested Them Out!

Today I'm testing out three products I've seen going around Snapchat and TikTok lately to see if they really work.

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0:00 Overview
0:56 Sliding Pizza Peel
6:20 Microwave Caddy
11:16 Stanley Cup Snack Tray
13:46 Conclusion

Music by Epidemic Sound:
"New Dawn Is Rising (Instrumental Version)" by Stonekeepers

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[bonitagroy]

Bailey says " Don't worry, if ya drop that pizza I got your back "

[sharontahir]

Bailey lurking in the back waiting for a pizza to fall.😂😂

[limpfinger]

3 products immediately going to the boneyard 😂

[magenta]

We love Bailey. I love how she was patiently waiting at the start of the video but clearly had enough of you not sharing by the end.

[nsos]

I've always seen that weird pizza peel used to pick up spilled condiments on countertops. Had no idea it was supposed to be a pizza peel

[JMcKey]

I would think the Pizza peel should be tested with fresh dough.

[aarongagnow]

I'm disappointed we didn't see the sauce pick up test with the pizza tray. I see that ALL OVER online and done belive it.

[Jordan_CG]

Took me way too long to realize he wasn’t talking about the NHL Stanley Cup. Was so confused 😂

[meezerluvr]

"This has not been used."

By you.

[selenazc]

The pizza thing reminds me of opening the zipper door on a tent lol

[Steve-bvto]

Bailey LOVES the idea of having the snacks up on the couch lol

[arabspring]

Bailey is patiently waiting for a pizza to hit the floor lol

[rxc]

Hi Freakin' Reviews, I've been subscribed to you for at least 2 years. You have the best reviews for so many reasons.

1. First of all, you actually use the products and show it.

2. You give pros and cons. You frequently go through the advertised claims and give your opinion as to whether or not the claims are valid. If something doesn't work well, you make no bones about it. When something works well, it seems that you incorporate it into your life.

3. If you have a competitor or comparable product, you do comparisons. You provide a full disclosure, stating the age of the older product so it's clear that you're comparing a new product to something that may have some age and wear & tear on it.

4. You provide updates on the things that you've used for a bit. This is great for the purposes of durability. On Amazon, a lot of the reviews lot of review are, what I'd call, surface level. A reviewer just received the product and it looks good or the reviewer has used it only once. Sometimes a reviewer will say that they'll provide an update in a few months after they've used the product for a while, but when I look at the date of the review, it's several years old. The reviewer never provided an update. Your updates are invaluable. A lot of times, things work great right out of the box, but start breaking down after a few uses.

5. You review a variety of items. Some are a little goofy, but most of them are practical household items.

So, I greatly value your reviews above all.

With all of the above, in mind, I would like to ask if you'd review Power Spin Scrubbers. I'm an older woman with very serious back pain. I was nearly bedridden for 13 - 15 years until I found a genuine pain management doctor (There are a lot of doctors out there who are not properly or adequately trained as pain mgmt doctors. When you get a genuine pain mgmt doctor who started Med School AND was trained in that discipline, you'll know it.) After 13 years, I had a lot of muscle atrophy and it took me about 2 years to get onto my feet, permanently. Roughly every 6 months, I have to have medical procedures to remain on my feet. So, I try to do whatever I can to avoid stressing out my back. This is the reason I'm interested in a decent Power Spin Scrubber. It seems they are helpful in washing bathtubs and floors (linolium, tile and perhaps wood). Is there any chance you could incorporate a few of these scrubbers into your schedule?

Thank you so very much for your reviews. I just watched a supposed review on one of these scrubbers. Ugh! It wasn't a review at all. It was roughly a 30 minute review with these women blabbing about the product, saying nothing of value. After some fumbling, they got it together and then showed each of the 6-8 scrubbing attachments spinning on the end of the device. I spent about 5 minutes watching after I skipped through to their unboxing and then skipped here and there until it was clear their review was a waste of my time.

If you already did a review on these scrubbers, I apologize. I happened to see this review and started writing. If you already did a review on these scrubbers, I'll find it.

Again, thank you, Freakin' Reviews for your excellent reviews!

[travellingslim]

Guess I'm old. When I heard "Stanley Cup Snack Tray" my first two thoughts were: the hockey trophy should be big enough on its own to hold snacks, no? and only a handful of people in the world can make use of this product because who has a championship hockey trophy? Times are changing I suppose.

[girlsdrinkfeck]

NEVER in my life i worried about how im gonna pickup or move a pizza

[wesman]

The noise that pizza thing makes is a torture device.

[jefferyneu]

No thank you! Yet another solution for a problem that doesn’t work!

[TheFlyingHernie]

"It's like Boeing, I feel like it's gonna break off any second now" haha

[ruthdejong]

When you said "Stanley cup", (as a Canadian) I thought (the hockey) Stanley Cup 😂

[blairhoughton]

The sliding peel is absolutely great for putting loose, raw dough in the oven. Once you get the hang of holding the yoke steady while sliding the tray back, things just drop onto the stone. Way less stressful than worrying a square mm of your dough has stuck as you're yanking a wooden peel. Picking things up with it won't work so well (build your pie on it), but you can pull out cooked pizzas or bread onto a tray or cutting board with tongs.

It's zero value if you're doing frozen pizzas, but so is a regular pizza peel. You really need floppy, potentially sticky dough to see the difference. Bonus, because the dough doesn't have to slide you use less flour on the bottom, so your pie contacts the stone directly and cooks better.