Everyone is familiar with that sinking feeling that comes with observing that the toilet is clogged up and about to overflow yet again. The creator of Happy Poo argues that his invention is more sanitary and eliminates issues of splash back caused by a standard plunger, but it looks like it takes more effort and involves far more undesired close contact with the toilet. It also appears to be a knockoff of the Korean product Pung-too. In addition, $8 for one product seems a bit pricy when an old fashioned plunger, which can be reused when necessary, can be purchased for as little as about $6, but this could be more effective at times. Anticipated delivery would be November 2014.
Author: Ross Rubin
For those who prefer lounging in the shade with some cool lemonade rather than getting a tan at the beach, Cabreezy Beach Cabana has the solution. The creator boasts of the product being more portable and safer than beach umbrella and shelter alternatives, but it appears to take some effort to set up and doesn’t appear to give off as much shade as its seven foot and eight foot alternatives. Nevertheless, backers can get theirs for $50 with an expected delivery of September 2014
It’s been said that there is a black hole in every washing machine into which one sock always falls, breaking up most every set. While Sock Slide may not reveal the location of past socks, it does solve potential future mysteries. It also comes in six different colors so that each family member can have their own color, and similar sets can be easily told apart. Seems like a great idea for adults, and $7 for five Sock Slides seems like a pretty good deal. However, getting kids to follow through with this seems like it may be a rather daunting challenge. Expected delivery on this is September 2014.
Cookouts just got simpler, and it’s all because of Burger Master. The durable food grade thermoplastic elastomer presses eight patties into quarter pound delight for chopped steak satisfaction. It will also store uncooked patties airtight and protect them from freezer burn. The project owners owners chose to accommodate eight patties to match the number of buns typically included in a package.
Though $35 seems a bit pricy, it may be worthwhile for those who have a sizable family or often host a large crowd given the fact that it appears to be the only multiple burger press out there for full sized burgers. And their hexagonal shape will certainly make for some unique dinnertime conversation! Expected delivery is August 2014.
Built in speakers for modern gadgets are finally getting some needed attention as the technology revolution continues to light up display screens across the land. Mini Bluetooth Speakers are one of the newer focuses. These gadgets are being redesigned to provide a music experience of multilayered listening pleasure for those who are fed up with the muddy music that oozes through the typical lame excuse for gadget speakers. While this project seems reminiscent of the HiddenBluetooth and Radio Speaker, the Mini appears to have more color options and be more compact and portable. Early-bird backers can get theirs for £40, with an expected delivery of October 2014.
The Premise. It seems like those summertime excursions with the family to the picnic or camping grounds requires preplanning and packing comparable to leading a small army out into the wild blue yonder. In an effort to make the job of the commander-in-chief of the house a bit simpler, there is now a cooler that may help organize at least a quarter of the items on that packing list. The Product. Coolest Cooler not only holds the ice and keeps the drinks cold, but it also functions like a picnic basket in that it holds plates, utensils, a cutting board and ceramic knife. Other awesome amenities include a removable Bluetooth speaker that connects to pretty much any smartphone for music streaming, a USB charger for most gadgets, blender for those evening cocktails, built-in led lights and even a bottle opener. With its flat top, bungee cords, and thick wheels, it can even help tote gear to the campsite. It’s also waterproof. The Pitch. The video for the $50,000 campaign presents this cooler as though no stone was left unturned in regard to creating a product that very nearly does it all. It appears to be quite user friendly and offers a great deal of flexibility for storage to match the user’s intent – whether just a day trip or a multiday camping vacation. The Perks. There are eleven tiers from which backers may choose.Backers can get one cooler for $185, which is a savings of $115 off of the anticipated retail price. Expected delivery is February of 2015. The Potential. Pretty much anyone who loves being outdoors is going to love this product. It will come in handy for not only picnics and camping, but also tailgating parties, the beach, the pool, and anywhere else people enjoy having food, drink and music available. If this campaign seems interesting, be sure to also checkout the Boombox Cooler campaign. As for Coolest Cooler, it seems to be a quality piece of equipment that will be a worthwhile investment that really adds to outdoor fun.
Perhaps one of the biggest challenges in connection to exercise is changing up the routine enough to keep from getting bored and drifting away from a regular workout schedule. That’s why multiple types are good, or in the case of Spyder 360, multiple options. The gadget’s creator boasts of a product that offers endless range of motion and that easily fits into many popular exercise programs on the market, while still doing wonderful things for the user’s core and more. At $84, this seems like a reasonable price, and a nice alternative on those busy days when getting to the gym just isn’t possible, or when one wants to avoid going out into inclement weather. Anticipated delivery is December 2014.
Finally! A good workout for Gallagher and his fans. Although the watermelons aren’t included, the MostFit will certainly do the job once they are available. This oversized rubber mallet will surely be a great stress reliever as users choose whether to pound it on the street or sidewalk outside of their home, the basement floor, or an industrial rubber or carpet floor. For added fun, consider putting a 21st century spin on the old fashioned block party idea and invite friends and neighbors over for a slamming party. While this might make for a good workout, a pricey $145 may have would-be customers pounding their fists in protest. Expected delivery is October 2014.
Shades of Star Trek the Next Generation have hit the watch industry. In what way? Ritot allows its users to project the time as a sort of holographic image. A miniaturization of the projection clock that wowed us in the 1970s, the time piece offers an option of either a bracelet or sporty band style and projects either 12 or 24 hour time in over 20 colors. It also offers a phone app that projects notification of incoming calls, text messages and more. It may be a way to overcome the limited real estate of watches or simply a way to impress friends, neighbors, and coworker. However, it seems like overkill for those who rarely let their phone out of their sight or hearing range. It also seems a bit pricy at $100, even if this is $60 off the anticipated retail.
Mobile java might be the primary reason why corporate America is able to begin its day at around 8am or so. But what to do with that travel coffee mug when the black gold that it contains is all gone? Likely inspired by travel cups designed to help with the consumption of drugs other than caffeine, Smash Cup suggests putting it in one’s pocket or purse. The leak-proof treasure trove shrinks from 5” to 1.75” and comes in multiple colors. It’s compactness and dishwasher-friendlinesse may be appealing to many coffee drinkers, but the inventors will have to prove the $15 value to those who rack up the points on their Starbucks app. Expected delivery would be October 2014.