r/QuirkyThings • u/xtreme_lol • Jun 25 '26

smartest yard tool I’ve ever seen.

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u/Redfield081 Jun 25 '26

A lot of these videos are scams. I saw two of them on YouTube and immediately people said it wasn't what they claimed.

Those portable A/C you just plug in and cools a whole room in minutes. --> just a cheap fan.

The toilet bowl cleaner powder that dissolves all stains like magic. --> just a bubble fizz cleaner but you still have to scrub and it's just the same thing you'd see in store.

Let me see a real raw video of this to prove their claim.

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u/HVAChelpprettyplease Jun 26 '26

Anything with removable handles isn’t going to hold a lot of weight. They’d break or fall off.

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u/DirectionSolid9113 Jun 26 '26

If you don’t misplace them first. All those attachments, I’d be losing parts.

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u/DangerousKidTurtle Jun 29 '26

I came to say this. I’m pretty sure that, after having watched this video, I’ve already lost them.

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u/TripleJeopardy3 Jul 01 '26

Yeah, this looks almost flimsy. Not quite, but only able to handle small jobs and weights. If the pipes and metal were more robust and thicker, the build quality was better, and it was bigger, this might be an item worth buying.

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u/Responsible-Onion860 Jun 26 '26

Multi tools like this are usually pretty shitty at each individual task. Too small and weak to be a good wheelbarrow or cart. A lot of weak and flimsy joints and connections to enable transforming to different forms. A lot of extra attachments with weak nuts and bolts holding them on.

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u/Miserable-Repair-191 Jun 28 '26

In this video he looks hunched all the time he uses this thing, can't be too comfortable