Hasta La Ideas

This must be the thing for everyone who likes to use a decanter to aerate their wine, or on the other end of the scale, those who pour their BIB wine into a carafe to make it appear a bit less like plonk. Both groups have probably noticed the cleaning the carafes is not a simple thing. With this product, however, all you are supposed to have to do is pour some water into the carafe, add the beads and swirl around for a while. The balls of steel will remove residue from the bottom, and afterwards you rinse them off to use them again. Wonder if it would work with ordinary smallish steel ball point bearing balls? From Wine Enthusiast for USD 20:-.brbr

We just could not resist this one. Not after we have posted on no less than 14 other solutions on the bag grip. It is amazing how much thought and creativity that is being spent on coming up with new solutions to this rather trivial problem. USD 6:-. See the other bag grips here. brbr

We have posted on several different clothes and shoes with built-in secret pockets and stashes. Now the turn has come to the computer, at least laptops with PC-card slots. If your laptop has a PC-card slot you can substitute the card with a Stash Card, that has room for some of your dearest stuff. Some cash, perhaps, or a couple of flash cards. Or a credit card… probably not, come to think of it, since if the Stash Card could swallow a credit card, they would have said so on the site. The Stash Card is USD 8:- with Wireless Garden.brbr

We have a special fondness for tube squeezers of every kind. This is a new find from a Bangkok department store. Sorry we cannot remember which one. It is a tube roller where you put the end of the tube, and turn until it sticks, and a hanger with a suction cup to be placed on a bathroom tile. The squeezer/hangers were available in orange, green and blue plastic (we would have loved a transparent one) for THB 25:- (approx. USD 0.73) which must be considered reasonable.brbr

It is called SeeSnake and it is a very small inspection camera that can help you get to look inside, under or in between those really hard to reach places. Or just spy on your neighbor if you are so inclined. At the end of the 3 ft. cable, there is a water protected little camera and a couple of adjustable LED lights. The pictures are transmitted to a 2.4 in. color LCD. It comes with three different tools; a hook, a magnet and a mirror. The SeeSnake is USD 239:- and it comes from Rigid.brbr