Most useless product

ispentbigtime

anything in the petstore that claims it will get my dog stop trying to disengage my shoulder from its socket on a walk

amosworks

Tesco sell value fabric softner for 33p. As an added extra in your iron, watering that bottle down would get you a half a years worth of ironing for sure! Dunno about the health of your iron though :-\

I think the most useless products is a car. What is our obsession about travelling quickly between places with absolutely no regard for mother earth? They, and everything related to them, bring death and destruction to everything they go near. OK maybe not most useless but certainly most evil

MinnieSpender

ispentbigtime wrote:

anything in the petstore that claims it will get my dog stop trying to disengage my shoulder from its socket on a walk

Did you try roller skates and a bungee rope?

ZTD

ispentbigtime wrote:

anything in the petstore that claims it will get my dog stop trying to disengage my shoulder from its socket on a walk

Is it castrated? If not, you could always buy it a really small collar and put it on , though not too tight.

It won't pull then... :eek:

moggins

emilyt wrote:

No nails. Never worked for me or anyone else i know. Please let me know if it worked for you and what you used it for.

I have a shelf I put up with no nails 7 years ago and it's still there with a huge ceramic cat sat on it

gallygirl

lynzpower wrote:

you ol' misery, Id love a bubble gun

yeah, me too!!!!!!

LJD1_2

Metal bird shaped lemon squeesers, I mean what's wrong with your hand? (yip mines in the drawer if anyone wants to make me an offer).

Clothes for dogs.

Chrismojam

lynzpower wrote:

I was once given a bobbing stuffed gorilla, it bobbed in time with the music that played "la bamba" Thanks mother.

She got it from the QVC discount store. Say no more eh

Cool....where d'ya get that from? I've got a thing for gorillas and chimps and stuff.........in case you hadn't guessed........by the way......that's me:p ..no really:D

Someone mentioned mobile phones earlier......I've never bought one or got contract for one.........I get OH cast off's.....he's the soft sod who get's the latest model!!...........and I'd be surprised if I've spent more than £100 PAYG in the last 3/4 years!

Chrismojam

Chrismojam wrote:

and I'd be surprised if I've spent more than £100 PAYG in the last 3/4 years!

I have aphone in work and one at home.........don't want to be contactable all the time!:p

N9eav

emilyt wrote:

No nails. Never worked for me or anyone else i know. Please let me know if it worked for you and what you used it for.

No nails is great. Gripfill is better I think, but you have to make sure enough pressure is applied initially or else it does not grab. Most of my house it held together with it.
Skirtings, trim, some dodgy roof slates,