T.J. Wisemen, Inc. Fart Machine #2 - The Original Remote Controlled Fart Machine with Boom Box Technology - 15 Realistic Sounds - Wireless with 100 ft Range

A huge hit at white elephant party. I kept remote and box out with me cuz volume is kind of low. I had it in a narrow inconspicuous wine gift bag and during the evening I placed it hidden not obvious different places around the rooms and hit the remote. People giggled. Looked around but didn't ask about it. Hard to hear with 25vof us talkigad lauging. So I did it at dinner and it got big laughs! No one still knew where or what made the farts. So then I put it on table for the white elephant event. No one chose it cuz it didn't look like much. So as people came to pick a gift I'd hit the remote. Everyone laughed but didn't know where it was hidden. As it got down to mine and other gifts I hit remote and held it for a loud long fart! Everyone died laughing!!! My 20 year old niece grabbed my bag and was very happy to own the fart machine to tease her friends in college! Don't lose remote and you'll have hours of fun!

I have purchased this fart machine twice in the past month. My first purchase was for my husband. He runs a furniture store, and placed it strategically for that salesperson who arrived late for their Saturday sales meeting. As predicted, the same guy that's always late came in and sat in the chair in front of the bookcase holding the fart machine. A couple of minutes into the meeting, the first fart rang. The woman next to him moved down a seat. A minute later, a big long bubbly fart was released. The late guy had a sense of what was going on, and said nothing. The woman moved one more seat away. The giggling started. The next fart was a doozy. The woman finally asked the guy if he was okay. He replied, "not really, I had a lot of Indian food last night." By then, everyone was laughing. Nothing gets a sales meeting going like a new and improved fart machine. The next gift was for my 80 yr old father who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease 11 yrs ago. I've bought Alzheimer's gadgets for him, model cars, puzzles, Rubik's cube, you name it, if I thought it would help him, and bring him joy, I bought it. Well, who knew that a remote control fart machine was the perfect gift for cognitive decline????? once, he realized that he controlled the farts, he blamed them on everyone. I haven't seen him laugh so hard in years. He holds on to the remote control every day all day long. Every time he pushes the button, the dog runs and hides. We have laughed and played jokes on anyone who shows up at my parents' home. absolutely, the gift that keeps on giving.

I like trying to get my coworkers to laugh in the morning. It helps set the atmosphere for the day. I was a little hesitant with this fart machine because I didn't know what effect it would have on our boss. The speaker fits perfect in the side pouch of my lunch bag. I tested reaction out of sight in the nearby locker room and it was like my older team was suddenly back in grade school. Soon they were wanting the remote to prank our boss during a morning meeting. I hid it where she would be standing... We got the boss good with this one and she laughed! Phew! I was thinking I'd get written up for horseplay because the workplace is pretty serious these days. Careful how you play and introduce this into your work setting.

Pretty good. Could be louder but you can have fun with it if you put it in the right place. Wish there wore more wet burrito type farts or the stomach virus juicy type hershey squirt ones. That would really be nice. Anyway, good for the money.

Boy howdy! Did I score points with the grandkids at Christmas! They spent the entire day pulling tricks on the family! I’ll bet their parents weren’t real happy with me if the fun continued when they got home but it was the kids’ approval I was seeking and got! No battery is included (the type needed is about $5) so be sure and have one on hand to avoid disappointment. Then sit back and watch the fun begin! 😂

I'll update after field testing. The package arrived in great condition. A 9 volt battery is required, but that was expected. What was a suprise was that a tool is required to open the battery compartment. The remote control comes with a battery installed - but it's a 23A battery - think half the length of a AAA battery. That's not a common size in my area. Hopefully, it lasts a long time. To access either battery compartment requires a very small Phillips head screwdriver. UPDATE: I am terrorizing my co-workers, but first I did myself. I had the speaker part in my coat pocket as I was walking to my car at work to retrieve a tool. It was a misty rainy evening. It’s a 2 minute walk to my car. I have the remote in my hand, and I’m walking along, pushing the button every few seconds to hear the different fart sounds. I was looking ahead and down. It’s a crappy night. No one’s out there. Just me, adult male, listening to my fart machine. I retrieve the tool and walk back, realizing that tucked into a small alcove along my walk there are three female co-workers, sneaking cigarettes in the dark. I’ve seen them there during the day - I don’t know them. I must walked by them in the other direction, farting over and over. I walk past them again, not making any eye contact, but as I pass the alcove, I hit the button and just keep going. No way they didn’t hear it. One of our offices is on a second floor, and every morning we have a cart full of temperature controlled inventory that has to go from the office to the vehicle. The office is in a shared building, so lots of other people competing for the elevator. We’ll often just send the cart down in the elevator and we’ll take the stairs. You got it - fart machine is hidden on the cart, elevator is stuffed with muggles. We can hit the remote after the doors close, and watch them blast out of the elevator when the doors open. I put it across the street in a shrub and sit on my porch. I live on a busy street - there’s always traffic and a steady stream of pedestrians. I’ll time it as two groups of pedestrians pass each other in opposite directions. The reactions are priceless. I’m never gonna grow up My plan includes dissasembling the remote and refitting the components into a standard doorbell button - and this appears achievable. The doorbell button will be outside a locked office near my office. A sign on the door reads "IT & Human Resources". It's an vacant unfurnished office with a tile floor. The sound should resonate nicely. We have no onsite IT or Human Resource Department. It's all outsourced to lands far away and in different time zones. I'm interrupted several times a day by people looking for IT or HR because they don't answer the phone. We'll see how this goes. If I'm going to be interrupted continually, I may as well add entertainment value.

Got one as a Christmas present and decided to get one for my grandpa he thought it was hilarious. The one I received as a gift works great the one I purchased doesn’t work. Ended up giving mine to my grandpa.

Works as advertised. Never gets old!

Sonido muy real , es genial para hechar unas risas .

Excellent product. Having some real fun with it

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Everyone (well nearly everyone) finds farts funny - we certainly do and this Fart Machine has provided us all with endless fun, from pranking ‘known’ visitors to the door, to pranking one-another around the house at the most inopportune moments 😂. The fart sounds appear fairly realistic to be fair but in terms of value for money I think it’s a little on the expensive side for what it is, especially as you have to supply your own battery. Build quality seems good and it has this kind of built in chamber that extends out to effectively throw the sound further than it otherwise might have sounded without it. Ideal for pranking people.

Loved the boosted sound ..kids were hysterical. Worth it to see.