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The Overall Health Balance Scale gives a more complex analysis of your weight

, Apr 29th 2008 Discuss [0]

At some point scales just become way too complicated and give entirely too much information. I mean really, I am well aware that I am scrawny yet out of shape. I don't need a machine to tell me exactly how much fat I have down to the last millimeter (yes it actually does that). Read The Full Story

Coway Megasonic SWV-08AM dish cleaner looks fashionable

, Apr 16th 2008 Discuss [0]

I am not entirely sure how this thing works, but apparently the gist of it is soap-less dish washing. Somehow it uses sonic waves of water to remove even the deepest particles of dirt without the slightest amount of soap necessary. Read The Full Story

The Crystal-Encrusted Toaster – expensive way to toast bread

, Apr 8th 2008 Discuss [0]

For those with expensive tastes when it comes to kitchen gadgets, you'll love this Crystal-Encrusted Toaster from Neiman Marcus. I have on occasion looked at a $50 vintage style toaster and drooled a bit, knowing I have a perfectly good toaster at home. Read The Full Story

The Toast One Toaster Concept – Keeps your fingers safe from burn

, Apr 3rd 2008 Discuss [0]

If you have a tendency to burn your fingers on the toaster you might need a slightly safer version to go with. You might even be worried about little fingers attempting to snag their poptart out. Well this toaster keeps that situation in mind and has added a small twist to their design. Read The Full Story

The Zuse Toaster – for pixelated toast

, Apr 2nd 2008 Discuss [0]

If you get tired of waking up every morning to dull blank toast this toaster might be just the way to spruce up your routine. It works much like a dot matrix printer and burns 12 x 12 pixel images onto your bread. It can be programmed to use random patterns or even better, it can use a bit of your own designs. Which means you can get those creative juices going first thing in the morning. Read The Full Story

The tiny vacuum cleaner to save a bit of energy

, Mar 31st 2008 Discuss [0]

If you're living in a smaller apartment or even a carpeted dorm room it's not really necessary to own a full size vacuum. They both use a ton of energy and take up way too much storage room, Morphy Richards has created a smaller alternative for those small spaces. Read The Full Story

The Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser offers less mess

, Feb 19th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you're one of those clumsy sorts you might need a paper towel dispenser to keep you from wasting half a roll from unraveling eight sheets instead of one. I personally have never had that problem, you just have to know when to pop your wrist. However, since I am clumsy with practically everything else I can appreciate a paper towel holder that promises to get rid of all that pesky unraveling. Read The Full Story

The Limited Edition Love Tub

, Jan 25th 2008 Discuss [1]

Valentine's Day is coming up, some are excited about it, others loath it. However, like it or not, you can still drool over the lavish Valentine's Day inspired gifts. This hot tub may not sparkle like the much sought after jewelry, but it would definitely keep you warm through the end of winter and all the way through spring as well. Read The Full Story

The Iwavecube Personal Microwave

, Jan 9th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you're in desperate need of a hidden microwave this teeny little guy could be concealed under a regular office desk if needed. I'm sure every college dorm and office could use one of these bad boys. Read The Full Story

Air Shadow hides those hideous fan blades

, Jan 4th 2008 Discuss [1]

Design doesn't always need to make complete sense, sometimes it just needs to wow people beyond their own logic. I don't recall ever thinking fan blades were such a huge design flaw that they needed to be taken off immediately, but apparently someone thinks it's a bit of a eye sore. Read The Full Story

Throwzini’s Knife Block – Torture/Circus Entertainment for your kitchen

, Nov 27th 2007 Discuss [0]

When I want to welcome my dinner guests into a warm, inviting atmosphere I think of two things, torture and circuses. The Throwzini’s Knife Block combines both this ideas into one practical kitchen item. Read The Full Story

Blendie 2000 from students at MIT

, Nov 20th 2007 Discuss [10]

Blenders haven't changed a lot over the years, they blend. Its pretty basic and leaves little room for a huge change or revolution. However, MIT students have created the Blendie 2000 and have managed to completely change the way I look at a blender. The video included is the most hilarious thing I've seen that involves a blender. Read The Full Story
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