For $100,000, I would expect the razor to be some fancy contraption that you put your head into and it lathers you up, shaves you, and sends you on your way with no bumps, burning, or nicks. A $100,000 razor really looks like a cheap razor from Walmart with fancy gold sheen blades. The razor is called the Zafirro and it is limited to only 99 pieces and can be monogrammed with your family crest for free.

I guess the expense comes in the blades, which are made from artificial sapphire that is grown in a lab in the Ukraine. The blades promise to be super sharp and stay that way for a full year. The price includes a resharpen each year as well. The blades are in a medical grade stainless cartridge with 16 neodymium magnets and the handle is made from 99.9% pure iridium to heat resistance. I’ll stick with my $10 razor thank you.

[via Born Rich]

If you like to go somewhat old school, but draw the line at using a straight razor out of fear you might cut your own throat TwinLuxe has your partially old school shave set. The thing has that brush for putting on shaving lotion and a fancy handle for you to shave with that uses disposable blades. The shave handle uses Gillette Fusion blades for comfort and easy replacement.

You can get the fancy set in polished chrome, solid white alumina ceramic, or with a wear resistant PVD coating. The things sell for $800 to $1,600 and are available right now. One of the reasons they are so expensive is that they are designed by the same guy that designed the Rolls-Royce Phantom.

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The hair dryer is made by the Conair BaByliss Pro line and is the Volare model with an AC V12 engine that was designed be Ferrari. The Ferrari power plant provides 2200W of power, which should be enough to roast your ears and dry even the thickest manes in no time flat.

The thing can blow air at up to 130km/hr. If you had a pair of these, you might be able to fly around the room jet pack style. The thing sells for $400 and is aimed at hair cutting pros. That is a lot of green for a hair dryer.

High Vision Korea has a new USB gadget called the UVmini that promises to sanitize your toothbrush with 99.99% efficiency. The little gadget comes in several designs and might save you money by letting you keep your toothbrush after you are sick.

I can see the usefulness of this gadget for many people, but I have to wonder at the USB power method. I guess you could just get one of those AC to USB adapters and leave the thing in your bathroom instead. You can get a version of the UVmini with an internal rechargeable battery that is good for an hour of sanitizing per charge. Pricing and availability are unknown.

That strength and lightweight nature of carbon fiber means that vehicles can be designed lighter and faster without giving up strength. An Italian designer has unveiled his new collection called Nerocarbonio, which must translate to butt carbon. This is a toilet made from carbon fiber and you can get a matching bidet.

Carbon fiber is typically associated with speed, maybe it will speed up the process of dropping the kids off at the Super Bowl. The toilet does look uncomfortable. If I were rich and needing a fancy crapper, I think I would go with one of those festooned with electronics to give you something to do while you sit there after a night of binging on chili and beans.

The Waterpebble is a small, white device that is round with a wart on one end hiding a water sensor, a reset button one side, and three LEDs to show how good your shower is on the green scale. You put the thing near the drain and a green light means you are saving water, orange just right and red means you used too much water.

The thing can be reset at any time so if you want to feel green while using all the water you want, you can cheat. The battery inside the device is good for up to six months and can’t be replaced. A single Waterpebble costs £5.31 with VAT including shipping.

A designer has unveiled his vision of the toilet of the future that is intended to save water called the Home Core. I admit that it looks cool. I bet this is the type of toilet that was in Piccard’s Ready Room. The design uses grey water for flushing. That means that when you use the attached sink to brush your teeth, the water is saved to flush the toilet later. At least it should smell minty fresh, even if it’s peppered with whiskers from your morning shave.

The design also sports a pop-up mirror and some drawers to store stuff. The grossest part about the toilet is the espresso warmer built into the back. Anyone who drinks coffee while taking care of their morning download is just plain gross.

For some these features just are not enough to satisfy whatever you need satisfied. The new version can collect data from the urine temperature and hormone balance information. This will help women keep track of their menstrual cycle.  I man not be a woman, but I don’t know if I would drop the $3,500 to $6,100 to keep track of a menstrual cycle.

The information collected by the Intelligence Toilet II is then beamed to your computer where it can be monitored and even graphed. It’s clear that there are people out there determined to bring you only the best, but in reality who is going to shell out this kind of cash for something that is really unnecessary?

The “Tactile Mp3” player is a neat idea. It has five simple buttons that control it that are easy to recognize by touch so you wouldn’t even need to take it out of your pocket to play it.

It’s simple, small and isn’t anything more than what it’s supposed to be, a music player. I’d sooner buy something like this than an iPod, I don’t need anything fancy.

[via crunchgear]

You won’t need an electrician and no drilling will be required to install your EasiShelf, it can be fitted in minutes. It goes over/under your outlets to give you a shelf where you can really use it. You can put your phones, mp3 or what-have-you on the shelf as it charges.

I think it’s a good product but not for $18. I’d be surprised if many are being sold for such a high price.

[via Pocket-lint]

It’s a five button mouse and its goal it to make your internet surfing faster. It comes in both right and left hand designs, is both MAC and PC compatible and of course connects through a USB receiver that will fold up into the mouse itself.

It comes in both red and blue. No word on it’s availability but it’ll cost somewhere around $30.

The TV also doubles up as a mirror, which would be nice for those stuck with an under-sized bathroom. The TV itself is a LCD 17” and is thankfully waterproof. The remote is also waterproof, so you can soak in the tub and flip through the channels without worrying about breaking it.

Sadly it’s probably wise for me not to own one since I’d keep finding excuses to wrap up in a warm towel and watch tv in the bathroom. Therefore my social life would likely become a bit obsolete.

Aquavision Towel Rail TV [via ubergizmo]

The e-mood furniture range is just about everything you could ask for in a bathroom accessory. It comes with all the lighting requirements, via touch LEDs, one may need in the bathroom and with its programmable mood lighting it also comes with all the lighting one may want in the bathroom. This includes a nightlight feature which turns on when it gets dark. You’ll also find a discretely placed tissue and soap dispenser, a cosmetic shelf and of course a hidden power outlet! You’ll also get the e-light element, e-wall fitted storage cabinet and a large illuminated glass e-screen.

With all this stylish functionality and practicality who could ask for anything more? Duravit’s e-mood furniture range will be an asset to any bathroom, though I suspect it’s a bit more high class then most of us can afford.

Duravit Designs E-Mood Furniture Range Fr Luxury Bathroom [Via Born Rich]

The Toilet Tunes system works with two units. One will be placed in an area of your choosing and the other on the back of the lid so that when it’s raised a sensor will let the other unit know to start its magic. You can choose from several different musical tastes including jazz, latin guitar, techno/pop or even various nature sounds.

This musical bathroom accessory costs just under $30. I see it as not only creating a pleasant experience but also a reminder for the men to put the seat down!

Toilet Tunes – Music for your throne [via coolest-gadgets]

The first cool feature of the Miscea Sensor Activated Facet is that you don’t ever actually need to touch it. This is actually really great because when most people wash their hands they first touch the faucet to turn it on, wash, then touch the faucet (where their germ-covered hands just touched) to turn it back off.. That feature alone makes this worth mentioning, however, it can also dispense soap and disinfectant lotion, also without touching it.

This would be the perfect faucet for the germaphobes out there. I’ve always heard that the most germ-infested thing you’ll find in your house is the soap dispenser. No word on pricing or availability.

Miscea Sensor Activated Faucet [via coolestgadgets]

This bathtub incorporates a lounger into it. While I’m sure with a little bit of coaxing, you could stick any old lounger into your regular tub, it wouldn’t come out nearly as cool as this one. The water actually comes out through the halogen lamp which hangs over the tub.

The one thing that creeps me out is that the sides are completely transparent. The nice thing about being in the tub is that if someone walks in, they won’t really be able to see much. However, this one allows for a nice little show from the side.

Hoesch Water Lounge – Luxurious chaise lounge and bathtub hybrid [via bornrich]

Sure, you could wipe your towel across it, but that never works that well. You could plug in the blow dryer, and that would actually work pretty well. However, wouldn’t it be easier to go out to your car, steal one of the windshield wipers and use that on the mirror? No? What if you had a windshield wiper attached to the mirror? That would work quite well.

First, why on earth would you make this look like a windshield wiper? Honestly it’s just a squeegee, you could likely make it look a little more attractive. Then again, you wouldn’t have that great conversation piece in your bathroom, where you’re bound to have awkward situations where small talk would be great. This appears to be a concept only at this point.

Bathroom Mirror Windshield Wiper [via ohgizmo]

Its better for the environment too as a flush only requires 10 ounces of water, that’s a little more than a glass, as compared to gallon per flush or more that a lot of toilets are still using. Just imagine being able to discreetly put a urinal anywhere in, or out of your house.

You could put one in your bedroom if you wanted, one in the garage, hell, if you are a business exec, just have one installed in your office. One thing you will have to worry about though is the $295 price tag on one of these, oh and the cost, or if you are a DIY’er, the hassle of installing it.

Folding Urinal For Your Bathroom [via uberreview]