Ep 2. As Seen on TV 2009: Infomercial Home Products

As Seen on TV 2009: Infomercial Home Products is the second episode of season 12 of Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford. In this episode, the popular television show delves into the world of infomercial home products from 2009. Danny Lipford takes a look at some of the popular products that were advertised on television in that year and tests them out to see if they really work.

The episode opens with a brief introduction to the world of infomercial products and how they have become a part of American culture. Danny Lipford then takes the viewers on a trip down memory lane as he revisits some of the popular infomercial products from 2009. These include the Snuggie, the Magic Bullet, the ShamWow, and the Shake Weight.

Danny Lipford starts by testing out the Snuggie, a blanket with sleeves that was advertised as the perfect solution for staying warm without compromising mobility. He tests the product by wearing it while doing different activities around the house and giving his honest opinion on whether it lives up to its advertised benefits. He then moves on to the Magic Bullet, a small blender that promised to make smoothies and other drinks quickly and easily. Danny tests the product by making a few different smoothies and comparing the results to his regular blender.

The next product on Danny's list is the ShamWow, a super absorbent cloth that was advertised as being able to soak up large amounts of liquid quickly. Danny tests the product by spilling different types of liquids on various surfaces and seeing how well the ShamWow works. Lastly, Danny takes a look at the Shake Weight, an exercise device that claimed to tone the arms using a shaking motion. He tests the product by doing a few repetitions of the exercises recommended by the product to see if it really works.

Throughout the episode, Danny is joined by some special guests who give their opinions and experiences with the products. These include his wife Sharon, who tries out the Snuggie while doing some gardening, and his daughter Chelsea, who helps him make some smoothies with the Magic Bullet. They also share some amusing stories and memories of the infomercial products and their advertisements.

As Seen on TV 2009: Infomercial Home Products is a fun and nostalgic episode that takes a lighthearted look at some popular infomercial products from over a decade ago. It's an entertaining and informative watch for anyone who remembers these products from their childhood or has ever been curious about the effectiveness of infomercial products. Danny Lipford's honest and humorous reviews add a personal touch to the episode and make it a relatable and enjoyable watch.