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How-To: Fixing a Leaky Faucet
A leaky faucet is a pretty common annoyance . . .
What Would It Take?
I've found a rather amazing faucet that I simply must ask you about. No, it's not this one.
It's somewhat NSFW, so you'll have to take a look when you read more
Etsy Find: A Real Turn-On Coatrack
I've been hoping to DIY one of these for a while, but haven't found the time. I suppose I could drop some cash on this Faucet Coatrack $30 instead, from Etsy seller Rustics Reborn. Constructed out of weathered barn wood and antiqued water faucets, this would look especially adorable as a towel rack in a bathroom.
Avoid the Lead: Cook with Cold Water
All these years I have been cooking with cold water because I was under the impression (damn you, 5th grade science teacher) that cold water boiled faster than hot water. I have no idea why I was told that, or why I believed it for that matter but I did. The truth is, cold water does not boil faster than warm water, but that is beside the point.
LED Faucet Light Now Comes In Red
Everyone ohhhhed and awwwwed at the original Faucet Light, which changes a regular run-of-the-mill faucet into a streaming crystal blue light source. Now the faucet comes with a special temperature sensitive display version that also changes to a red color when the water heats up. Says seller Think Geek:
"You can turn any faucet in your home into a streaming fantasia of techie-bliss in just minutes.
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Get Geeky With Your Faucet
Feeling a little Sci-Fi? If you're geeky enough to go for it, the Faucet Light changes a regular run-of-the-mill faucet into a streaming crystal blue light source. Every time you turn on your water the internal pressure switch activates the light source.
Link Time!
- Danny Seo made a visit to the new Crosby Street Hotel. — Daily Danny
- This DIY button lighting has me looking for my sewing kit already. — AT:NY
- Learn to make this cute felt circles ornament.
Tech News Roundup - iSave Faucet
- iSave Faucet Water Counter for your Green Conscience - Gizmodo
- Spielberg Game Out This Year! - Kotaku
- The ultimate speaker system: $1 million - Crave
- Tune in bed for pre sleep music - Techie Diva
- Mactablet: The laptop deconstructed - Home Tech
- Wario Ware: Smooth Moves - Gadget Candy
- Shiny Video Review: BlackBerry Curve - Shiny Shiny
Reader Review of the Day: Burt's Bees Facial Cleanser
I love Burt's Bees, but given how essential oils like orange can affect my skin, I was hesitant to try its Burt's Bees Facial Cleanser ($8). Reader a million suns, however, actually saw her skin irritation go down when she used the product. She says:
"My skin has been extremely sensitive and reactive lately—and always fairly dry, since I live in Nevada—and every time I'd use my Neutrogena cleanser, my face would look red and blotchy.
Why Didn't Anybody Tell Me? The Aftermath of Vomit
Just because mommy can handle the grotesque image of vomit doesn't mean she will deal well with the cleanup. The splat on the floor is easy enough to wipe up but the discolored clothes and soaked sheets are another matter entirely. Many a mom's first instinct is to throw it all in the wash.
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