I have absolutely been duped over the years by stupid products that do not do what they advertise.
- At one point I remember buying this fry pan that was supposed to be so perfect that you could fry a slice of cheese plus flip it separate from any sticking.
The manufacturers claimed that you didn’t need oil to cook virtually anything on this pan, despite the fact that I found that it was more sticky than basic stainless steel. It was a big waste of money in the end. I have used all sorts of fry pans that were a fraction of the price that worked much better than that thing. It made me seriously skeptical plus wary of ever buying another product off the TV. This last said all about a couple of months until I saw an ad for something called a personal air cooler. These little air coolers were featured as being alternatives to cooling systems at a fraction of the price. But in all reality these air coolers are basically underpowered swamp coolers, also known as evaporative coolers. These types of air cooling machines require low humidity levels to turn liquid water into vapor, thus lowering the temperature of the air plus then the process. But you can’t take one of these coolers on a camping trip plus in an environment of high humidity. It’s just not going to labor at lowering the temperature in your tent when the ambient humidity levels are above 79% for instance. I learned the hard way that this personal air cooler of mine was not wonderful at doing its basic plus fundamental job.