Genaissance Global has the answer for getting boys to "stand up and go" when they are learning to use the potty with The Splashdown! Trainer. With an exclamation point in the name I couldn’t help but get excited too. It is designed to keep your son’s wayward pee from going behind the toilet seat. It’s also an interactive potty training tool when Splashy! cheers on your son and reminds him to put the toilet seat down when done.
Jim Saunders and his daughter, Jill Saunders, from Kempton, saw an opportunity for creating a small business when brainstorming how to prevent damages caused by deers to their trees. In a collaboration with the Lehigh University Small Business Development Center, they developed a new product, which is effective and not so expensive.
…. Don’t ask what it does; ask what it doesn’t do, and I’d have to think
hard. Ah! it doesn’t accommodate your bathroom needs and it doesn’t
bring your breakfast to you (unless you have a robot aide, and then it
could command it), but it might be able to cook your breakfast –
remotely, of course.
Doormats get a bad rap. They take all the dirt we can wipe off on them,
withstand tremendous weight, let our dogs urinate on them. And when
doormats get very dirty or very old, their owners don’t even bother to
clean them; they throw them away and lay new ones out. But a South
Carolinian inventor, Andrew Clark, has created a doormat you won’t want
to throw away… because it’s very very smart.
All houses, offices and stores have windows, mostly in order to deliver natural light inside them. However, sometimes the sunlight is just to much and, to block it, we use blinds. But these blinds are somewhat inaesthetic and, for stores, are not exactly great for business. But all this may be about to change, because a Silicon Valley company has developed a special glass that blocks the sunlight on its own.
Old and busted: picnics in the park. New hotness: a picnic in a parking lot! Japanese artist/designer Yuma Kano’s disconcerting “On The Road” picnic sheet puts al fresco diners square on the pavement even if they’re off the beaten path.
Being the adoptive mother of several feral cats, I’ve had my share of
challenges just training them to do their stuff in a litter box, but
there are reasons – several, I understand – to train your cat to "go" in
a toilet bowl. Many cat owners have tried and failed to do this, but
there is help in the form of toilet training kits for cats. You will need patience regardless of which kit you choose, but those who’ve trained their cats couldn’t be happier that they’re saving money on cat litter and living in a cleaner home environment.
Bed, bath, window and general designer décor brand Victoria Classics is
on the hunt for innovative products that will fit in with their huge
line of comfortable home goods. If you propose a design that improves on
how consumers enjoy any of the areas listed above, they’re ready to
team up with you!
Plaid Enterprises, Inc., the company behind classic crafting goodies
like Mod Podge, FolkArt paint, and Gallery Glass, are searching for the
next big thing in do-it-yourself consumer products. If you’ve got an
invention that will make crafting easier and more fun, they might pick
up your product!
Today’s cities are getting overcrowded and, with that, houses are getting more and more expensive. The solution is, therefore, getting a small house, but if you are working on your own you still need to rent a working space – but what if you could merge both places, cutting down the costs but keeping a truly organized and functional spaces?
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