Bottoms Up
This episode features an outdoor, portable sink for the garden, a mold press that freezes water into a perfect sphere, a tablet holder that bends and flexes with a heavy coil attachment, and using the power of a drill for a car wax super shine. Plus a beer tap that pours a brew from the bottom up, a chair that helps you correct your posture, a kitchen gadget that slices and catches food in one move and super absorbent mats that trap dirt from dog paws. Also a cleaning robot for your BBQ grill, a grime buster wipe made especially for men and a way to keep headset cords from tangling when exercising. And, peel and stick birds that hold jewelry, headphones that can be customized with personal art and bowl attachment that guarantees no more spills or splatters.
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