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That candle is not done, they just didnt provide you with another wick , and a container and melting pot to remake the candle again. grab a heat proof container , a wick , and a melting pot . Melt the candle again , pour over new wick , let it cool , then light and re-enjoy it !

I want one :o anyone know a link?

I think you are forgetting what the point in using oil in a pan is XD The oil is not there to help with the stickyness though it certainly helps. No it is used to increase the surface area for cooking. The pan will only heat what it is touching, so if you are frying a steak for example the surface is so uneven it will only touch few spots. Oil helps the heat transfer to the rest of the surface. This is the primary use for oil in all cooking on pans

Me getting an air up… :D Me then getting over hydrated . If that exists

The toasting test was poorly done. After the first test the device has already heated up, so the next test wont be acurate. A good guide is to always use a lower setting after you've used it once already. It's the same for any other grill toaster. In my toaster I set it to 5 for the first side and then 4 on the other and that side STILL gets darker than the first.

Totally agree on the cup thing. Ready for the next video!!

What I learned from this video is more expensive paper is the way to go XD Looks better, has higher quality, and is easier to use.

WIsh I could get a 240V version in Australia. Looks awesome

now try drinking from the solo cup while holding a car air freshener up to your nose, see if it does the same damn thing

Eh, I still prefer the original Aerobie.

Can anyone tell me what that round timer is called that's in almost every productivity video. It almost looks like the tape measure in this video. Please!!

$27 hell nahhh

🤔 wonder if this thing works with frozen Kool aid mix drinks

Kinda pointless and a waste of space for shipping and packaging.

Does the signal go to your camera

Your son coming from Maine wearing a Lakers shirt in Las Vegas. That's what's up.

The way it looked after that 1st melt is a major nope for me. There is no way I'd want it sitting in my eyeline when after one burn it looks like a gloppy mess. Just on looks alone, it's a major turn off, the gimic is not worth the pitiful burn and sloppy wax melt.

I thought the pizza cupcakes looked much more appetizing tbh. They looked much less greasy and better cooked. The Little Caesars looked like they were burnt a little.

I love this channel and I'm glad I found this video. I had a simialr one 20 years ago and my (younger) brothers used to make fun of me every time I used it. Ahh, the simple times during those days.

I make and sell a $30 candle and it lasts over 80 hours.

To prevent tunneling on a candle in a glass/metal container, put aluminum foil around the candle. It will help keep the heat in the candle and melt the wax evenly.

the result is not bad at all

🎵DUSTIN' MAKES ME FEEEEL GOOOOD🎶

right off the bat, it seems like an exploitation of the fact that most people don't know how candles work. the WAX ITSELF burns, the wick, hence the name, wicks up the wax

if you have a full kitchen and a toaster this is useless

These could be used on solar panels when the sun is playing hide and seek

Would really love to see what you think of another collection within the The Rock brand pans, the Copper Edition I believe it's called. Same brand but slightly different surface - or something.

Discontinued? Lol to this day they are still selling those things at walmart like hotcakes

In the 90s some company came to my elementary school and did this presentation for discs like this. Ended up taking orders from the kids. This is an ancient design. Hilarious they're trying to sell it as new

This is probably the dumbest candle I’ve ever heard of.

I use the slap bands for my vinyl rolls

As an ice enthusiast, I have no problem spending $10 on the oxo tray for the lid... So annoying to spill water every time I refill an ice cube tray and stack it in the freezer

It doesn’t even connect to my phone via blue tooth.

I’ve tried so many bottles and always go back to my yeti. Or Coldest Water Bottle

You could’ve gotten that last little light speaker for $5 from 5 below, probably same audio quality but no alarm clock feature

I know you're a good man bec you don't skimp on the pepperoni ! I'm trying to decide between this one and the Chefman version. Other demo vids show a supposedly thoroughly cooked waffle with a blond ring around the outside where the tongs made contact with the batter, making It look like it has an equatorial tan line.

yakno that tray could cook lot of susage, then pour the pancake on it. then have pancake toast. but that point just have a normal pan

LOL - that has to be the most worn out matted down carpet I have seen! You may want to test steam cleaners so you can clean your "now brown" grout on the tile floor

Spotify does have a horizontal mode. You probably don't have your auto rotate on.

Waxed paper for sammies!!!

You put the nubbin part of the straw in from below, I think?

There's people selling smaller candles for over $200 ea. Now that's a scam.

I bought one of these after watching this video, and I don't share all of the opinions expressed in the video. Here's the real facts about how well it works... First off, and at least in Canada, it's an expensive toy. I found mine on Amazon, and it set me back $90 CAD (around $66 USD). In fairness, that is in the price range he noted in the video description. But it seemed so promising... stuffed waffles... endless options... so based on this video review, I bought mine.. Well, it is... sort of. It does what it needs to do, but it does it very, very slowly. First, you need to pre-heat the machine for at least 10 minutes before you can do anything with it. The instruction book notes that it then takes 8 minutes to make each stuffed waffle. Yeah, 8 minutes "might" result in a slightly cooked waffle, but to get decent results, you're looking at times closer to 9 to 10 minutes to achieve a decent browning and thoroughly cooked interior. Additionally, you need to have any ingredients you're stuffing in your waffle at room temperature.... otherwise, yeah... cook times and doneness come into play again. Would I recommend it to others? Maybe for single people, or a couple that can share a single waffle and have the patience to wait nearly 20 minutes for their meal, and willing to shell out the high cost to purchase the gadget. But if you need to watch your money, need faster meal prep, or need to make more than one waffle to feed your family... then it's a complete failure. Don't get me wrong. I enjoy using mine, but it's a test of patience, and I certainly wish it was about half the cost. You can spend that kind of money on other kitchen gadgets that work far better and faster... like a conventional waffle maker, where you could layer your ingredients between two halves of a cooked waffle that would be cooked in a third of the time. I put it in the category of expensive novelty kitchen toys. Not really very practical. But I've made a lot of stuffed waffles with it, using a wide variety of ingredients. The only limitation is your imagination, and that the ingredients you're stuffing your waffle with are already cooked. It can't cook raw food (meat) inside your waffle.

For anyone wanting to get this; you’ll make like 4 waffles with it and get bored. Don’t do it. Save your money.

I wish I could’ve posted the picture of the one that I made today gorgeous and I only spent maybe $25 and it’s twice that size

Okay, I'm i'm liking this video, but I did want to say one thing that you were talking about the thing that dispenses the soda. Yeah, it comes out slow so that you're not. If it's coming out fast, the you know what happens when you pour soda fast into a cup. If is up a lot, then overflows. It's coming out slow so that it won't do that, so I think you need to rethink your review on that

came for the products…stayed for the chill music

did you try cooking eggs on it whyle in the air

Just a word of advice for the butter crock: use purified or distilled water because there's a surprising amount of natural bacteria in well water that can grow in ambient temperatures.

I think using ice kind of ruined the testing. Ice should have been added after the fact not before.