Seriously. As image screen gets thinner and lighter, first newspapers and magazines will get replaced by e-paper, which folds and unfolds and presents images in infinite formats. Then people will say, cool! I want to wear this stuff, and they’ll make clothing that displays any image you want. Your hat can show the Mona Lisa Read More …
Label reveals: “Energy used to make this product.” If A and B cost the same, would you buy the one that wasted less energy? Side benefit for jingoists: It’s probably the product made abroad that consumed the most energy, because of shipping. So home-made, local products would probably score the best. Of course, cynics might say: Read More …
“Beep! Beep! Uhooogah! Warning! Warning! Water level too high! Do not flush! Repeat! Do not flush! I warned you. Blub-blub-blub.” It’s dark, you don’t think to check, but that sucker’s already backed up. It’s times like this you wish there was a Tidy Bowl Man — or a device — that bullhorned a warning.
Why does soap in hotels often take forever to get off your hands? OK, it’s probably because it has some kind of “luxuriant” moisturer that trogolytes like me are too dumb to appreciate. Well, for us clean and simple simpletons, how about offering a quick-rinse, skip-the-creamy-coating soap? I want soap, not cream of vegetable soup.