roclar on Worldwide Travel Adapter
roclar on Worldwide Travel Adapter
Tommy on The World's 18 Strangest Bridges
roclar on Complex Highway Interchanges
roclar on Sun's Project Blackbox
Jabberwock on Complex Highway Interchanges
roclar on Vacu Vin Pineapple Slicer
DrFaulken on Microplane Cut Resistant Glove
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The Bristol and Bath as part of their Scale Collection have this basin described as a “Crocodile effect vanity base” (also pictured with a copper basin with matching finish to base and mirror 24″x24″). It looks like an oil drum with a sink on top. This sort of luxury isn’t cheap. The base and sink alone cost $2600. |
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Moving Color makes bath tiles that change colors when heated beyond room temperature. The tiles are available in three different series: Nothern Lights, Watercolor and Tye Dye. The Watercolor series has eight unique colors and Tye Dye has 3. Having a snazzy color changing tiled shower doesn’t come cheap though. Each 4×4″ tile costs $25 with nine of them running $180. |
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While there is a dearth of English information on these glowing bath balls they look kind of neat. They measure 38mm in diameter, are available in 3 colors and cost about $3. |
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The Flo from Boon is designed to clip over most standard bath faucets and add easy bubble bath capabilities while still allowing for normal operation such as access to the shower diverter. While designed for kids, depending on pricing when the Flo is released in May, I might have to score this for my tub. |
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I don’t know why, but ceiling mounted bath fillers/showers just seem cool. Kohler seems to agree with their Laminar line, but this product seems to cost just a bit more then your average bath fixture. The standard polished crome costs $384 and its all uphill from there topping at $518 for the higher end finishes. |
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Designed to “add the soft glow of color, to enhance your mood and lift your spirits” this light can be placed in your tub and cycle through the color spectrum of your chosing. I am not sure I buy into the whole chromatherapy thing, but I am too tall to comfortably fit in my bathtub anyway so I guess its a moot point. The Aqua Glow will set you back $20 and is out of stock until April 17. |
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If you get widged out flushing your toidy but cannot afford the snazzy motion sensor based flushers (such as this one which goes for $170) the Foot Flush may be the solution you seek. Weighing in at a rather inexpensive $30 (from the Foot Flush Store naturally), the Foot Flush comes in both “Classic” and “Fun” shapes and features an easy 3 step installation. |
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Here is another clock/weather station from Oregon Scientific. The “Firenze” Mirror Weather Forecaster features a “unique acrylic mirror surface” and provides many of the standard Oregon Scientific features such as remote temperature sensors, graphical weather icons and even an alarm clock. This is available from the Discovery Channel Store for $130. |
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Not many details on this one, but who cares? This six-armed octopus showerhead touts 144 streams of water and is available in three different finishes. A chrome octopus would set you back $70, brushed nickel $100 and titanium gold $110. |
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Here is a different showerhead prototype from Agape Design. Water flows from the tap to a polypropylene colander which disperses the water. Pricing and further details are hazy. |
