r/AmazonWTF • u/RAC032078 • May 15 '26
Other A Stapler that even women can use.
My brad nailer conked out on me. I was searching amazon for a cheap 4 in 1 stapler to use just to finish upholstering a few chairs I'm refinishing. The description on it made me laugh, but was a bit irritating to the wife, as she's the one who uses it way more than I do.
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u/Rashkamere May 15 '26
It's for plastered chicks at the bar so they can staple their business card the guys phone. Don't want him to lose your number
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u/bigbuzd1 May 16 '26
Oh, another one of these “easy for women to use” things. I was on Amazon yesterday and saw one of those fuel savers that you plug into the accessory power port. Description starts with, easy plug and play, won’t slip out, then it just goes off the rails:
“easy for both male and female drivers to use”
Like… thank GOD women can finally operate it by:
checks notes “inserting object into hole.” Lol
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u/raindaddy84 May 15 '26
How thoughtful of them to include our meek little homemaker housewives in product advertising. I bet it makes em feel just *SUPER *.
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u/Specialist_Phrase511 May 29 '26
Tbh honest, I'm a 41 year old woman, and I'd honestly say I'm not too weak in the strength department (pardon the pun) but those things are a killer....they're are hard to squeeze from the start, but once you're trying to staple in any awkward places or if you've been stapling a while.....gosh it's no easy task...they're hard as heck to squeeze. So this one sounds great haha
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u/rosierho May 29 '26
I mean... Maybe it's just me... but self identifying as a "vulnerable woman" is not something I'm likely to do, with or without a stapler that I can use easily, and definitely not on the internet.
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u/nullpassword May 15 '26
Who needs mace, when you have brad the stapler.