Wake n’ Bacon: Finally, an Alarm Clock I Won’t Resent
Mmmmm… Bacon! If there’s anything that can wake me from a deep slumber, it would be the delicious smell of freshly cooked bacon. Inventors Matty Sallin and Daniel Bartolini seemed to share my sentiments, for they have created the Wake n’ Bacon; an alarm clock that wakes you with the smell of fresh, sizzling bacon. After depositing frozen slices of bacon in the Wake n’ Bacon the night before, you can be sure to awake to the tantalizing smell of bacon! The Wake n’ Bacon simply begins cooking the bacon a few minutes before your alarm is set to wake you. Unfortunately, the Wake n’ Bacon is only a concept at this time. But, if the alarm clock is ever produced, it is sure to have many fans. Click here for more info!
Energy Buckets Conserve Energy
Developer Stefano Merlo designed these Energy Buckets to collect and store energy in the same way that people in the past collected and stored rain water. After sufficient exposure to light, the Energy Buckets brighten any darkened area. Although these Energy Buckets are only a concept right now, it will be interesting to see the idea develop further (and perhaps in a more practical manner). Read more here!
DIY Automatic Fish Feeder: I Want One
If I actually had fish, I would be in dire need of this Automatic Fish Feeder. Baha Tanju came up with this awesome hack, which enables to feed your fish automatically via a mechanical timer and a dispensing bottle attached to a rotating wheel. For under $10, you can buy yourself some peace of mind, knowing that Nemo will always be well fed.
Shape Up Alarm Clock Annoys the Non-Athletic
Fred & Friends have developed an amazingly annoying alarm clock, named the Shape Up Clock, that won’t shut off until you perform 30 repetitions with the dumbbell. To give that special someone a not so subtle hint, click here to locate a Fred & Friends retailer.
Estée Lauder and Lancôme To Launch Vibrating Mascaras
Listen up, ladies! Both Estée Lauder and Lancôme are planning to launch vibrating mascaras in the upcoming months, forever ridding you of incorrect mascara application. Lancôme will announce the TurboLash All Effect Motion Mascara, which will sell for $30 at Saks Fifth Avenue (starting July 17) and will vibrate at 125 micropulses per second. Estée Lauder will sell the Ôscillation, which “a 360-degree coat around each and every lash.” Although I’m probably to clumsy to use these vibrate mascaras without gouging myself, I’m sure a lot of other women would love these mascaras!