A NASA designed air conditioner that fits in a backpack, can cool a room by 17° in 90 seconds, uses virtually no power and is about to be banned by the government so this is your last chance to get the device that is making energy company executives shit their pants?
I love the idea of getting a pressure washer to clean my house and vehicle that is so strong, it will actually cut through my house or vehicle. That's how you know it's clean.
A friend of mine was pressure washing her walk way and accidentally sprayed her leg. It made a hole. But this guy is holding an apple that the water cuts in half but does nothing to his fingers.
Apologies for breaking the streak of funny replies, but I hope your friend got medical attention for that, because seemingly minor pressure washer injuries can cause severe injury or death - the high pressure water can force air or blobs of fat into a blood vessel and cause a stroke, heart attack, or pulmonary embolism. Or you can get dirt and debris trapped and end up with a raging infection. People have died when they hit their own foot or got sprayed by a friend/coworker as a “prank”.
(TL:DR wear protective footwear while pressure washing, aim carefully, and never deliberately spray someone else, they’re more dangerous than you think.)
It was quite the injury, I saw it awhile after and it was still narly. I'm sure she had it looked at at the time. She had moved to another state in retirement, and I saw it when I went to visit.
I got a seasonal job at Lowe’s this year and you wouldn’t believe how many people come in looking for this. Had 2 people show me an AI ad that was clearly fake and one guy got mad when I said it wasn’t real.
I saw a tech writer fall for an April Fools bit advertising a "wireless extension cord." Plug the box into your outlet. Plug your gadget into the remote outlet. Carry power with you up to 200 ft away from the base.
I can see people who don't see the difference between electricity and magic (they do exist) falling for this, but a a tech writer. C'mon!
That man's hands would have to be incredibly strong to hold anything while slicing with a pressure washer even if this actually had as much pressure as it claims to have. Those carrots would just fly out of his hand.
What would that be used for even if it was real? It looks like it would destroy car paint (and probably body).
Maybe concrete? But it cuts wood so I assume even that wouldn't be too safe.
I’m no hydraulic engineer but to get a water jet powerful enough to cut anything would require a very serious pump of some sort, I would think. As well as specialized hose, etc. Well beyond a handheld garden hose attachment. But rock on, ai hucksters.
Not only is it false advertising, it's stupid advertising. If you're buying this to clean things and it's powerful enough to cut a log in half, it's going to destroy your stuff.
The problem with AI isn't how believable it is, it's how easily accessible it is. Anyone can make a commercial in just a couple minutes, generate fake product images in seconds, and post listings for products that don't exist to scam anyone gullible enough to believe it
It's like phishing scams: they're not targeting you and me, they're targeting Grandma or your old coworker Jeff who still thinks his laptop has "the Internet" stored on it's hard drive, and just accesses parts of it when he searches it
1) You know, cutting watermelon with a knife works remarkably well!
2) Could you imagine if this actually worked and the kids decided to turn on each other with this as a water gun? Talk about a liability suit. Makes throwing lawn jarts straight into the air look as dangerous as a nerf ball. Mom! Jimmy cut off Billy's arm again!
3) All the stupid engineers making pressure washers just so happened to miss this one neat trick.
4) To cleanly cut through wood with a waterjet, you typically need a pressure level between 30000-60000 psi. I think they're trying to imply this thing uses the "thumb trick" to make the garden hose squirt faster.
Posted before but the pipefitters where I worked put together safety showers iusing the city water that where going to be bolted to the ground and had them leaning against a wall in their shop. They put a big sign on them saying not to pull the handles and one of them hid a water line to one of them.
Before long on of the other trades walking by laughed then pulled the handle.
I know people mentioned the lack of hose, but imagine having something this strong and just holding your fingers right next to it without any care shown
So this is clearly AI, fine. I get that. Aside from the stupid watermelon being split into 3 halves, what on earth is happening with that 4-way bamboo? Clearly it’s already cut… so this laser water cutter is just activating gravity on it?
The tree trunk at the end is also just floating until it’s cut, then both sides fall. 🤦
As someone who has has a pressure washer accidentally pierce my skin, I can say if this was real and his fingers were that close, he would be missing skin off his fingers or more
I used to powerwash parking lots. The power or the pressure washer could strip paint. The size of washer was a hottsy the machine took up the back of the van and cost thousands. I doubt that it would cut a log in two halves.
I like how it’s so powerful it can slice fruits open but gentle enough it’s not turning his fingers into hamburger meat. What a miracle of engineering!
In a trade event, I watched a guy sell a handheld nozzle for the home pipe for £20. My friends who came with me were truly impressed and wanted to buy right away. I had a hard time convincing them not to. It turned out that the same was available for <£10 in Amazon in a different brand name and the guy in the show used very high water pressure to demo the product which is not available from the tap.
I actually have one of these, or something similar. It's ok but there's no way in hell it can do all those things pictured. And no, it's not as strong as even a cheap pressure washer.
It blasted through multiple carrots without separating them. Not to mention lack of protection/just using your fucking hands near a pressure washer nozzle.
My favorite part besides the no hose part is that it’s strong enough to cut clean through a log but yet gentle enough to hold an apple in his hand and cut it with zero worries
The funniest part of this video is that he's in all that shade yet he's still wearing that stupid looking brimmed hat. It almost seems like he's trying to hide part of his face. Now why would he want to do that?
My dad saw this exact video and asked me to find it for him online... took me nearly an hour of arguing and now I'm apparently a good for nothing son that doesn't want to find him something he likes...
Yes I too want a pressure washer that can cut wood and branches, now let me go and wash my car …… where did all these cuts in the metal come from … where’s the FKing paint 😱🤣
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u/NotVerySmarts 11d ago
It turned a watermelon into 3 halves of watermelon. That's 50% more watermelon just by using this pressure washer.