We all know reusable grocery bags are the way to go, but they’re not always the most convenient. Finally, though, we’ve found the right reusable bags for every shopper: They’re designed to fit …
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I enjoyed the article about hiking Mt. Olympus in Greece [“Mythic Mountaintop,” by Terri Cook, July 22]. I tried to reach the summit on a trip about 25 years ago. Back then, when leaving the Spillios …
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Turn virtually any surface into a base for toy building blocks and create your own 3D world! Build upside down, sideways, or around corners with Mayka – the original Toy Block Tape. Simply cut, shape, and stick your tape to start creating. Mayka is …
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From a motion-powered hairdryer to a BUTTER grater: The most bizarre Japanese inventions ever made (and some …
Daily Mail Some, like the hairdryer which is powered by the wearer's footsteps, are plainly absurd and impractical, but amusing nonetheless. Others, the baby's onesie which doubles up as a floor mop, for instance, are actually quite clever. Gadget-lovers could be … |
IN the mid-18th century, or so the story goes, a worker in a cotton factory in the north of England called Jenny accidentally knocked over her spinning wheel. Looking on, her boss, James Hargreaves, noticed that the device kept working as normal, with the …
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Feral kittens at one Boston animal shelter are getting the TLC they need this kitten season, thanks to the purr-fect invention. A Facebook post shared on the Animal Rescue League of Boston’s page on Friday had crafty people everywhere planning their …
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