Angel and Devil Horny Pillow Cases
February 1, 2010
Angel and Devil Horny pillow cases How do you feel tonight? Knowing you have a silent way to suggest a night of fun might change the way you feel. They come as pair, a set of devil horns on one side; and a handsome halo and pair of angelic wings on the other. So no matter how you’re feeling, a little ooh la la, or just dog tired these pillow covers send a crystal clear message. I know I’ll be showing devil signs on both pillows at all times.
Soap Knukles
May 19, 2009
We like when our hand soap is more than just soap, and when brass knuckles are not disguised at belt-buckles. Soap Knuckles are made of all natural glycerin, and cost $15 for two.
Rabbit Air BioGS Ultra-Quiet Air Purifier
March 3, 2009
The Rabbit Air BioGS is a small, quiet air purifier. It uses an advanced bio-engineered HEPA filter to reduce allergens and viruses in the air. The machine also features a washable carbon filter to reduce odors, gases, and chemicals in the air. The BioGS is remote-controllable, and is available online for about $400.
Portable Dishwasher by Danby
December 26, 2008
Danby DDW1805W is an eco-friendly dishwasher partly because it is so compact at only 18 inches wide (bigger than others). This dishwasher is ideal for apartments and small homes. It is even pretty quite at 55 dB, you could talk on the phone and watch TV while the dishes from the holiday dinner are getting washed. Pick one up for around $400.
Spin Wash Bathtub
September 22, 2008
Never have you seen a bathtub like this before! The Spin Wash converts from shower to bathtub by simply spinning the unit upside down. Italian designer Ron Arad teamed up with the Italian bathroom design brand, Teuco, to bring this idea to life. This dream bathroom is still a work in progress, so we don’t have a price yet. See a video of it.
Axolute Sink
September 9, 2008
It looks like an illusion, but don’t be fooled by the Axolute sink. Unlike traditional sinks, the Axolute uses Horizontal Integrated Siphon Technology, that drains water horizontally, instead of vertically. With the convince of no drain pipe, it is the ultimate in minimalist designs. It can either be left free standing or fitted over a vanity. The sink is available in stainless steel, or white, with a variety of trims to match your personal style. [via]
Five Head Spinning Showerhead
February 21, 2008
This new over sized spinning showerhead delivers water from five spinning ports rotating at 120 timer per minute giving a unique showering experience. In addition to the five spinning ports there is also a outer ring that has 32 spouts to deliver even more water. The best part is that its priced at a reasonable $100.
Aquafit 19 Dual Temp
February 14, 2008
Dimension One Spas has created the ultimate hydrotherapy workout and spa. The Aquafit 19 Dual Temp ($40,000) features two bodies of water with separate temperatures. The larger body of water allows you to swim stationary laps, walk & run, stretch, row, do lat pulldowns, and more. Where the smaller body of water can be kept warmer for relaxing, and easing sore muscles. See more Pictures.
EdgeStar Silver Portable Countertop Dishwasher
February 6, 2008
What do you do when you live in an apartment that has no dishwasher? You can either wash your dished by hand, wasting water… and time. Why would you now-a-days when you could get a counter top dishwasher. This Portable Counter-top Dishwasher from EdgeStar ($200) has a 4 place setting capacity which can handle 11″ diameter plates. It features an internal water heater with Saniwash option heats water up to 158°F, stainless steel interior and spray arm for extended durability. It even comes with a quick connect adapter for most kitchen faucets. Best of all it saves more energy than a typical dishwasher. See more pictures.
The Copper Alembic Perfume Distiller
January 8, 2008
Handcrafted in the Iberian Peninsula by Al-Ambik, makers of fine distilling instruments since 1853, this Copper Alembic Perfume Distiller ($350) is reminiscent of those used for over 1,200 years to extract essential oils from plants for use in perfumes. It was invented around 775 A.D. by Jabir Ibn Haiyan (Geber), renowned as the Father of Chemistry. Simply place water and fragrant plant leaves (such as lavender, peppermint, or thyme) into the 2 2/3-quart cucurbit, light the oil lamp and place it under the cucurbit. As the water boils, steam extracts essential oils from the plant and fills the vessel with oil vapor. The oil vapor passes from the cucurbit through the swan-neck tube and, once it reaches the water-filled condensing pot, it is cooled and converted into a concentrated liquid. The aromatic oil is deposited into a copper cooling cup for use in perfumes.
