In things I didn’t know I needed and am still not convinced I do, there’s Monitree (monitor + tree), a modular system for growing vining plants around the perimeter of your computer monitor. Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Design, DIY, DIY + Hacks, kickstarter, shower, shower head, Strange + Wonderful Monitree, A System for Growing Vining Plants Around Your Computer Monitor Hey honey – what do you say we get a tandem shower head so we can start showering together? No? I wonder what their cancellation policy is. your entire back) and can also help reduce water usage by showering with your partner. You’ve been warned.īoona advertises that the Tandem Shower will prevent cold spots while showering (e.g. If you have terrible water pressure as I do, you’re likely to only get a drip out of each shower head. *spit-takes warm shower water* Now I really wish I’d thought of it! Of course, the Tandem shower will only work well if you have high water pressure. The Tandem Shower is available in three colors (chrome, black, and Miami) and is adjustable to fit showers between 57″ and 76″ wide.
Impressively, the Tandem Shower has already far surpassed its Kickstarter goal, with more than $400,000 in funding past its initial $10,000 goal. The DIY Tandem Shower by Boona is just that: a do-it-yourself solution to doubling your existing shower heads by adding another attached to a long rod. Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged comfort, Design, dog bed, Just Plain Fun, kickstarter, nap, sleeping, Strange + Wonderful DIY Tandem Shower Head Kit: For Singing Duets in the Shower Eventually, I’ll give up because she’s just too cute and return to sleeping on the sofa while she sleeps in my Plufl – probably with my pillow too. See how I tied all that together? I didn’t briefly consider going to journalism school for nothing.Īdmittedly, it does look comfy – but $400? That’s an awful lot of money just to constantly try to explain to my dog that the dog bed that looks like it’s for her is actually for me.
The $399 Plufl is currently an already funded Kickstarter project, and Noah and Yuki say they engineered the bed “to provide the optimal napping experience” and “maximize comfort and foster a sense of security, delivering relief for those who have ADHD, stress, and anxiety-related issues.” I’m pretty sure that covers everybody. Just don’t be surprised if the cat beats you to it and swats at you whenever you come near. Alternatively, just buy an x-large dog bed and curl up in that. I’m also picking campaigns with some time left to run, as it’s no fun finding out about cool campaigns after they’ve finished.Presumably a little drunk and inspired by how comfortable a dog bed looked at the time, University of British Columbia students Noah Silverman and Yuki Kinoshita developed the Plufl, a giant dog-style bed intended for human use. That way I can judge if the campaign’s aspirations are within reach or not, which adds to my decisions. I also tend to stick to gadget areas that I know a bit about, like photography, cooking, maker tools, and writing implements. So… with how many crowdfunding campaigns there are out there, how do you choose what to back? Well, I use a combination of checking out their campaign page, looking to see if any of the comments on their prior campaigns show dissatisfied backers, and also companies I’ve already had successful pledge fulfillment from. Check out these 12 awesome crowdfunding campaigns this month Let KnowTechie do all the hard work for you, with our picks of the crop for April. With all of those campaigns competing for your attention, it can be tricky to find ones based on your interests. It’s also a great place to check out video games from small studios, movies, and even campaigns for social good. Crowdfunding is a really cool way for innovative products to see the light of day, without the restrictions placed on in-house development at large companies.
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