Seen on TV Products (on Topic)

[clean hairy]

Products sold on TV that were success and duds?
George Foreman grill, success.
Popiel Pocket Fisherman? sucess or dud?
What other products from TV do we remeber, good or bad?

 

[FrigidFTSup]

That set it and forget it oven. My grandpa had one. It was actually a pretty good machine.

 

[Ms.PacMan]

Here's a recent one.....Sleep Number Beds
Successful enough to transition to brick and mortar stores.
You know you love 'em!

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

This about sums it up......

Your welcome. V*

 

[Ms.PacMan]

Years ago we delivered sets of kitchen knives that were always signature required....I don't remember the name but I hated them!

 

[Operational needs]

This thing works great.

 

[oldngray]

 

[clean hairy]

At times you set sets of knives that will cut radiator hose and cut slivers off a tree, and still be sharp enough to fine slice a tomato.Guaranteed to stay sharp for life!
There was also a set of knives that were ceramic as well.
Anyone remember the Evelyn Woods speed reading course?

 

[Ms.PacMan]

At times you set sets of knives that will cut radiator hose and cut slivers off a tree, and still be sharp enough to fine slice a tomato.Guaranteed to stay sharp for life!
There was also a set of knives that were ceramic as well.
Anyone remember the Evelyn Woods speed reading course?

I think that's why we had to get a signature....because they considered them to be dangerous.

I don't remember the Evelyn Woods but it made me remember all the Dale Carnegie course literature we would deliver. It was like encyclopedias in volume!

Thigh Masters, Nordictracks

 

[Jack4343]

The knives that cut the tin can were Ginsu knives. They might still make them. I know that Vector marketing used UPS to ship their Cutco knives. Those needed to be signature required as they are really expensive. I have a set with pots and pans and we paid $1500 for them. Still have and use daily the whole set 18 years later.

 

[clean hairy]

Gotta be old to remember the records offered by K-Tel.
And something that slices, dices and makes Julian Fries.

 

[burrheadd]