Q: Will the magnetic wrist band hold my wife's mouth shut?
A: Neither the Magnogrip nor Vat19 can really help you there. Unless she likes Giant Gummy Bears...that would keep her mouth occupied for a while.
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Q: They are shown holding screws and nuts and other light things. I'm wondering about the strength of the magnet. What is the maximum weight that will "stick"? Can I put my crescent wrench on there?
A: We cannot confirm an exact maximum amount of weight that the MagnoGrip can hold, but we believe a small crescent wrench should hold firmly to it. While making our video, we easily attached a large drill bit. Please be aware, however, that the MagnoGrip magnetic wristband is designed for smaller items such as nails, screws, and bolts as opposed to large tools.
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Q: My wife has a metal plate in her head. Sometimes when I am near her the wristbank causes my hand to smack her head. I told her that this was normal but she didn't believe me. Please help.!
A: We suggest not wearing the Magnogrip around your wife. That should prevent any future mishaps.
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Q: Can I use these to carry my valuable floppy disks around? How about an audiocassette?
A: We're sure you already know the answer to this one. For anyone who doesn't, though, it's a big fat "no". Close proximity to magnets will delete the stored data.
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Q: I have second question. It is true that magnet bracelet cures erectile dysfunctional and male pattern hair balding? My friend want to know this, not me. I am manly.
A: As far as we know, there are no studies linking the Magnogrip Magnetic Wristband with cures for ED or male pattern baldness. Sorry. We hope your "friend" isn't too disappointed.
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Q: I like idea of this products. But to wear something with this look is sort of, well, not so manly. Should I play hard rock musics like in the video while I wearing it so not feel like a sissy?
A: In our humble opinion, the Magnogrip Magnetic Wristband is hardly a sissy product. What's more manly than a big black and red wristband made out of super strong magnets that you can stick nails, nuts, and bolts to? But, if it will make you feel better, please feel free to blast the hard rock music while you wear it.
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Q: Is there any danger that, if wearing the Magnogrip Wristband to the bathroom, that it might stick to the zipper or button fly of my jeans? I don't want to risk looking uncool in front of my friends.
A: Believe it or not, I just tested this, and the Magnogrip did not stick to the fly of my jeans. I'm pretty sure most zippers are not magnetic, so you should be safe from embarrassment.
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Q: Before I throw my tool belt away, I couldn't help but wonder, what do I do about non-magnetic fasteners? The issue of corrosion/galvanic action is making metals and alloys like aluminum and stainless steel increasingly more popular and in some cases mandatory.
A: Keep your toolbelt! The Magnogrip is meant to be an aid for smaller, around-the-house projects like hanging a photo frame or curtain rod. It has no pockets or pouches, so it cannot secure your non-magnetic items.
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