Dry Erase Refrigerator

Posted on Tuesday 1 July 2008

dry-erase-fridge Dry Erase Refrigerator
The Jot Dry Erase fridge from Amana is the perfect kitchen appliance for your crazy kids. Now you longer have to subject your refrigerator to a barrage of magnets and sticky notes and crayon stains. Just use a dry erase marker to jot down any phone messages, to do list items, appointments or doodles. Your kids can draw on the lower part and the freezer portion out of their reach can be for adult things. Just don’t let them start drawing on all your other white non-dry erase appliances! Although according to some people, you can use dry-erase markers on ALL refrigerators and you don’t need a specially designated one. I’m not taking that chance though.

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Jeff @ 3:40 pm
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Star Trek Bottle Opener

Posted on Monday 30 June 2008

star-trek-opener Star Trek Bottle Opener
Scotty, beam me up another brewski. The Starship Enterprise is now a bottle opener. This is approaching dangerous territory- let me put it into formula form for you: Geeks + Beer = Danger Will Robinson. The Starship opens up a few beers and next thing you know it’s an all dude Trek trivia hot tub party contest. And nobody wants that. Again.

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Dish Dryer and Herb Grower

Posted on Wednesday 25 June 2008

dishdryer-herb-grower Dish Dryer and Herb Grower
Instead of letting all that runoff water from your drying dishes go down the drain, why not use it to water some herbs? This ingenious combo kitchen gadget lets you have the convenience and great taste of fresh herbs growing right on your counter without having to worry about all that pesky watering. The draining dish water drips right into the soil. Of course that’s making a huge assumption that you actually wash your dishes instead of letting them pile up into mini dish-mountains in your sink. In which case you won’t have fresh herbs but you’ll have some nice dry soil and rotting plant matter. Great!

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