This origami colinder is pretty sweet. It can be folded up very easily to fit in any cupboard or shelf in your kitchen. Whenever you need it just flip it out and pop it up and lock it into place. Presto!
I also like the fact that this is the first ever kitchen colander that you can pack in your suitcase.
Get your origami colander here
This specially formulated aerosol freeze spray quickly forms a frosty film on animal poop, hairballs and other little ″surprises″ your cat or dog leaves behind. And by surprises we mean last nights lasagna.
With the surface harder, pet clean-up is easier. You won’t be spreading the mess around or wasting so many paper towels. Take it along when you walk the dog, I recommend it.
That dude with the dog I see when I walk to work, you know who you are. Yeah that’s right. I’m watching you man.
Get your own Poop Freeze (as seen on TV) here
The first ever waterproof notepad! Well it’s about time. It’s not every day you see the “first” of something, normally people’s ideas are watered down and taken from something else, but this is a pretty original idea AND it’s recyclable. I like it.
Now you can take that notepad of yours with you everywhere, in the shower, beach, ocean, or even underwater scuba schools for example. Sketching fish underwater has never been so easy.
Get your Aquanotes note pad here and save your wet ideas
So this chair might appear to somewhat normal looking, but in actuality it’s one of the best things for your bad back. It’s not orange, and it’s not like my chair, but it’s still pretty sweet.
This massage chair reclines 90º to gently stretch your back, increasing blood flow to your vertebrae and disks to help promote better back health. At the touch of a button, the backrest reclines slowly until it is nearly parallel with the floor, gently stretching your spine and the surrounding muscles. The chair uses Human Touch Technology, a mechanical massage technique endorsed by the World Federation of Chiropractic. Four-pronged rollers, designed to mimic a masseur’s thumbs and fingers, grasp muscles in your back and replicate the kneading, rolling, compression, and percussion techniques used by professional massage therapists to relieve tightness.
Make it so number 1. Engage.
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