Sexy Hotness sleeping bag ($149) with built-in legs and padded slippers, so you can walk in it, you never have to get out of your sleeping bag. Zippers on both sides allow you to connect as many sleeping bags together as your party requires.

“Zippers on both sides allow you to connect as many sleeping bags together as your party requires. With extra girth, Sexy Hotness offers plenty of space to move around in. Use the extra space to follow along the Kama Sutra print interior. Centrally located middle zippers allow for access to the erogenous zones. The middle zipper allows for easy walking and airing out your nether regions. With the built-in padded slippers, you never have to get out of your sleeping bag for those pesky middle-of-the-night bathroom breaks”.

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Ever look at macro photos of water splashes or super slow mo’ video of a droplet slamming into the surface sending ripples across a lake? There’s a moment in that 1/10 of a second when the impact creates a crater or sorts, as if you were small enough, it could neatly cup you. Inspired designer Michael Wendel created a 1/8th scale model called the Splash Lounge Chair, big enough for us to sit in.

How It Was Made: The chair was sculpted at 1/8th scale using Sculpey clay. From there, the model was cut into ¼ inch slices. These slices were scanned, blown up to full scale, and plotted to be used as a template for the full scale model. From there, the templates were adhered to 2 inch pink insulation foam, cut out, and assembled to the full scale form. Countless hours of sanding later, the form was coated in 4 coats of Elmer’s glue to protect the foam from resin. After the glue was dried, the form was sprayed with chopped fiberglass using a chopper gun. Once dried, the fiberglass was sanded down, then coated with Bondo. After sanding the Bondo as smooth as possible, it was painted with high epoxy glossy white paint. Link

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Sleeved Blanket for Happiness in Bed by Andrea Ayala Closa. Because it’s really, really annoying to have cold arms when reading in bed.

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This Wind Circle Fan designed by Zizi Chen from China. A centrifugal wind driven fan that blows air from a circular band.

By using the principle of fluidics, Wind Circle redefines the traditional concept of the electric fan. The mixed-flow centrifugal fan is driven by the hollow motor, which blows air out through the circular-shaped air outlet. At the same time, the air in the centre of the wind circle is dragged in to flow forward. The vanes have a high linear speed in order for them to have a high working efficiency. Consequently, the wind circle will have a much better wind energy conversion efficiency.

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This Around Clock inspired by the earth’s rotation, the designer Anthony Dickens presents a linear way to tell time. The numbers on this clock’s cylindrical body rotate behind the static red “hand.” Made of ABS plastic. One AA battery included, size: 4.5″diam.

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Yesterday I have visited a blog “Reef Botanicals” owned by Larissa & Eric. They are husband and wife team who run business by making high quality handmake natural soaps and candles. After they married in March of 2009, they both loved to make things from scratch. All of their soaps and candles are made from their own recipes, with their own four hands, in small batches.

All soaps used the finest natural ingredients that will  give you a luxurious bath experience. They do not use any commercial synthetic fragrance oils, therefore suitable for those with allergies and sensitivities.

This is one of their product Deadwood Spa Bar to give you an ultimate in luxury spa everyday.

Each Bar measures approximately 2.5″ x 2″ x 1″.

Ingredients:
Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Deionized Water, Sodium Chloride, Prunus Dulcis (Almond) Oil, Sulfated Ricinus Communis (Castor) Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) Fruit, Lanolin, Laminaria digitata (Kelp) Powder, Cedrus Atlantica, Citrus Aurantium Amara, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus, Eucalyptus Globulus.

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These are are completely handmade hand soap set, so each set is slightly different with different hand-shapes & skin-ish colors. Each set is little work of art. The soaps range from about 1/2” to 2 1/4” tall. Look at the third photo to see the actual scale of the little hands compared to marie’s hand.

You will get at least 10 hands (at least/about 100 grams of soap). The soap is natural vegetable glycerin & has a very very light scent. Packaged in a pretty bag.

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When no more people need money like The Man Who Lives With Zero Dollar, roll your money and use it as tissue.

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Guess what would you feel if one day you find your coffee turned cold when you are so desire to drink it in warm temperature? Now you can use a battery-powered portable water heater from Zwilling that slips onto the side of a mug and uses battery power to heat your coffee or drink. An indicator light comes on when the water reaches an ideal temperature.

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Wooden Block with 100 matches created out of one piece of wood.  To use, just break a match off the block and scratch it along the block to light. A great hostess gift, corporate gift or volume gift.

In 1680, an Irish physicist named Robert Boyle (Boyle’s Law) coated a small piece of paper with phosphorous and coated a small piece of wood with sulfur. He then rubbed the wood across the paper and created a fire,  it’s what we known as matches. But now we will not see the match created by Robert Boyle anymore.

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