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  1. https://www.ebay.com/itm/156535116083

  2. You could always use a door stopper.

  3. katyking

    Here are a few more options.

  4. MeLlYmEl

    There’s also an inflatable bathtub.

  5. soleo
  6. A bit different, but this portable cultery set comes with its own dishwasher.
    https://www.yankodesign.com/2020/11/09/the-worlds-first-travel-cutlery-set-that-comes-with-its-own-portable-spray-based-dishwasher/

  7. It exists!

  8. Mr N

    Here’s another one!
    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174733154186

  9. This a good idea in theory, but many drones have major privacy and cybersecurity issues that can be more of a problem than a solution to your home security.

  10. SpaceX is now offering data connectivity support for autonomous security drones.
    https://www.teslarati.com/spacex-starlink-rdars-eagle-eye-security-system/

  11. This company has created the first fully autonomous home security drone system. It doesn’t come cheap, though.
    https://www.engadget.com/2020-01-07-sunflower-residential-security-drone.html

  12. Check out this concept for a smart shoe cabinet with UV and ozone sterilisation!
    https://en.xiaomitoday.it/8h-smart-shoe-cabinet.html

  13. Kendall Jenner has one of these in her kitchen!
    https://www.usmagazine.com/food/pictures/kendall-jenner-has-a-pot-filler-in-her-kitchen-pics/

  14. This would do!

  15. You can also get one on eBay.

  16. Mickey

    Check out this smart toilet that can detect diseases!
    https://stanforddaily.com/2023/11/02/stanford-scientist-wins-ig-nobel-prize-for-disease-detecting-smart-toilet/

  17. They work well in various settings, from living rooms to home offices, adding depth and interest to walls. Abstract wallpapers are versatile, fitting into diverse interior styles, from minimalist to eclectic.

  18. These houses can be used as temporary homes for disaster victims.
    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-05-31/fitzroy-flood-victims-live-in-foldable-containers/102410012

  19. Foldable container homes can be a perfect solution for affordable and sustainable housing.
    https://www.nine.com.au/property/homes/foldable-aussie-container-home-auctioned-for-unbelievably-cheap-price/6b4e88bf-4ef8-4c33-bb62-28a7a0c6ce6a

  20. Check out this home security robot from Amazon that can keep your home safe when you are away.
    https://metro.co.uk/2021/09/28/amazon-unveils-security-robot-called-astro-that-will-guard-your-house-15332213/

  21. Over engineered, consumer spend for no reason, bad for planet, so crap idea, not needed – sorry!

  22. I wondered if these already existing as it’s just what I need. i came here but nobody seems to have nailed the fan/heated towel rack. But I did find these with fans in a top 10 list. Anywone recommend any of them?

  23. PLEWEY

    Yeah, one good thing is that they mean your TV can take pride of place above the old mantlepiece while the fire moves to behind the sofa. The family hearth died a while back.

  24. Here’s a sticky antimicrobial doormat from eBay

  25. Like with everything else in the world, technology, especially artificial intelligence, is the future of interior design.
    https://www.spiceworks.com/tech/innovation/guest-article/boosting-interior-design-internally-and-externally/

  26. Here’s a wearable sleeping bag you can find on Amazon!

  27. Check out this coat that can turn into a tent or sleeping bag designed to help people escaping the war in Syria.
    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-design-wearables-syria-refugee-idUSKCN0VI18O

  28. Not sure but I think you can get the film on Amazon so you can make any window do it. this is revolutionary, I would have it on my car.

  29. Scientists do agree. You only need to make fruits and vegetables fun and appealing to make kids eat them more.
    https://www.huffpost.com/entry/renaming-fruits-and-vegetables_n_1891562

  30. A stylish yoga mat that keeps you calm when working out makes for a great piece of art on your wall or floors.
    https://yogazeal.com/product/sunrise-mat/

  31. Here’s a simple gaming bed you can find on Amazon

  32. You can also use these shower bombs that are made using essential oils https://www.amazon.com/Cleverfy-Shower-Bombs-Aromatherapy-Essential/dp/B07L5QGF38/

  33. Check out this company that offers home monitoring solutions with a range of sensors from smoke to flooding, temperature, etc. https://www.aesecurity.ca/environmental_devices.htm

  34. Smarthomes are the future! Home sensor networks can protect your home while offering automation for increased comfort and convenience!

  35. Looks like another potential application for LiquiGlide

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  36. Self-cleaning window glass is the future. It uses sunlight to clean itself, thus conserving water and reducing pollution by detergents. It also saves on time and labour costs.

  37. Amazon has invented a house sitting robot, which monitors and guards your home when you are away. It’s available by invite only from Amazon and is a bit pricey, but it seems cool. Check it out here https://www.amazon.com/Introducing-Amazon-Astro/dp/B078NSDFSB

  38. Cardboard sculpted furniture should be an idea on here too, looks amazing, and if strong enough probably comfortable too.

  39. Ive always wanted someone to make me one of these ones, one day. I guess I could do it if I had the time. Can you buy them?

  40. This would take a bit of work to be honest, I guess one of the most popular places is under the bed or in a book. Though easy to forget, gulp. Other places are obvious, like in these examples.

  41. These would be great if they did liquids. Not sure why nobody has invented a desktop one yet, the wet and dry big vacuums are great. II want a small one something like this. Any ideas?

  42. lol

  43. Found the one I want. heres the link

  44. Stella

    Instead, why not just get a rug buddy so you can use your own fave rug?

  45. Want!

  46. No foot rest but this looks amazing, and probably quite comfey.

  47. This design is from a type of CNC Furniture called “Parametric”, and the design is called the “Levigo Chair”.

  48. Bad taste – “Sleep under a cardboard box so a homeless youngster doesn’t have to.” That’s the message Dutch textile designer SNURK Beddengoed packages along with their scarily realistic looking duvet & mattress covers.

  49. These were designed by rockntech, linked to here https://www.happyfacts.me/news/12-genius-space-saving-ideas-de-clutter-your-home/

  50. Good god, now little rover gets a throne. Check these out.

  51. saw this idea and just KNEW someone would have cashed in on doglovers who think they should eat with their pets. This looks funny though. hope it;s safe.

  52. this?

  53. I used to put a heater under my chair so the backs of my knees and calfs rested on it. Very nice till I saw the purple veins this was causing. So yeah, stick them under the desk and don’t use freestanding ones if you are tempted to cosey up to it. Just read this which argues against putting them under the desk.

  54. yeah, these are a good idea as long as they are ventilated. loads better than the free-standing ones you burn your legs on. Which are still being sold for in and outdoors use.

  55. Yeah, can’t believe they don’t call them “smart” plant pots. They are good though, I thought of getting this one as its all digital.

  56. Easy, just buy a stack of the modular trays and attach them. Buy them here… https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/wallbarn-m-tray-modular-sedum-wildflower-green-roof-540mm-x-540mm.html

  57. I like the idea but would test it on a shed first. This article gives the low-down on the pitfalls.

  58. I helped a friend make something like this for a boat. the bracket is the only thing you need to buy if making normal fold-down shelves. They are a good idea imho.

  59. Can’t find anything online that looks as spongey, but it would be good if you could have designs on them too like these.

  60. I like the look of these, not sure if they are spongey though.

  61. Catscapes look the best option. Mine would love these but I don’t have room for more shelves. They knock stuff off and would love their own.

  62. CC

    Jamie Beckwith designs and sells these types for flooring styles, they do look great.

  63. ScottP

    The UK has this, but I have never managed to find any suitable homes in my desired area. The more people use stuff like this the better though.

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  64. PLEWEY

    This exists, though you would need to put in your house price and top up the payment if it isn’t a perfect price match.

  65. Odd that you can’t get the grid you would need. These guys suggest making individual 1 foot square tiles then sticking them together, which doesn’t sound as easy as just sticking the grid down the filling it all in.

  66. There are lots of tips on how to make your own here https://www.prettypurpledoor.com/penny-floor-faq/ but nothing about where to buy a mesh or grid that you just pop the coins in and cover with resin/fixant. Anyone? or has the roll of mesh stuff not been invented.

  67. These will screw into external walls. I have a wall that goes all the way round our garden. Would love to set it up so the kids could get all the way around without touching the grass.

  68. Mickey
  69. You can already get heated cushions, not sure about pillows though.

  70. Yeah, get with the program. These things are a selfish way to make your garden or yard clean and lifeless. Germany may ban them.

  71. Ahh, another type of leaf blower. The ultimate in garden narcissism. Surely we need to use suckers instead. Even angry John Humphrys goes on about them being a curse…

  72. Wow, this came out last year, will tell a shop owner I know about it, he would love one if he could connect it to a folder full of pics and images.

  73. I am not sure if this idea exists in the form of a product you could buy but there is already a projector version, but yep, you would need the projector to make it work in your own shop,

  74. Just googled the paint by numbers wallpaper idea and loads of ideas came up, not sure where you buy the paper though, can’t find anything – would love to paint (by number) a huge Van Goch for my living room wall.

  75. Not just for kids, there are some really good ones in this article – wonder if anyone does a painting by numbers version for classical masterpieces – or have I just invented the idea?

  76. Would buy the lego last supper if it was framed in bricks.

  77. Love the Adam one here, it’s not CGI but a modern interpretation of God and your man.

  78. Wait, how many papers will the hamster shred before it becomes tired from running?

  79. Some good ideas here… https://www.kingandmcgaw.com/inspiration/post/five-ways-to-style-street-art-in-your-home

  80. Like this idea as a set of them would cover every sink in existence – though better would be to incorporate the magiplug which prevents flooding – genius

  81. nice idea, you can get them on etsy

  82. Would be handy in the space station to put fires out – which would use suction rather than blowing.

  83. Meant to protect landscapes from soil erosion, a retaining wall is an exciting way to increase the aesthetic value of your yard. These attractive features can create more usable space in your yard and increase the curb appeal of your home.

  84. Even better with draws underneath too.

  85. With global warming and more and more homes at risk of flooding, there are a few new solutions out there now. This is a cool collection of stuff I didn’t realise existed.

  86. Someone has already invented one.
    https://junnong.en.made-in-china.com/product/rBLmzZXKrOhY/China-Unique-Design-Vertical-Electric-LED-Digital-Wall-Calendar-Clock.html

  87. Not what the op meant, but I like this idea

  88. You can buy them already

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  89. Just use the feeder pipes and drippers from this set.

  90. Got to be the second-worst named product in the world – after Tushy, which likely loses its traffic to a popular porn site.

  91. I used to work in a plant nursery where these are used everywhere and automatically timed. I pinched all the bits I needed to make a small version at home but they got trashed by my cat. Now though I see someone is gonna make them if they get enough funding. Please fund it, I want one for me and one for my nana too.

  92. These exist already. Would look great with all my DVDs on the shelf. Better still is that you can have it over your window so as not to waste wall space.

  93. I’m thinking just buy the laptop tray that clamps to any office chair. Means you don’t need an office at all.

  94. Very pricey but cool.

  95. Would be loads better than the ones that slowly pop out in our building.

  96. Looks like this is where the pic came from, a net or base that fits any sofa would work well though – given strong enough brackets.

  97. Pop-culture wisdom calls it “fake it ’till you make it”; psychotherapy calls it “cognitive behavioral therapy“; social psychology call it story editing.

  98. Why can’t you just buy a plug with a socket on top that lets you fit it in between the appliance and the wall then monitor and manage it in an app?

  99. This looks great, but they need to incorporate the sockets so you can break down which devices are wasting your power. Or does this already exist?

  100. Already done, they work with Alexa too so they are easily turn off and onable.

  101. maybe not fractal but these spiral shades are great

  102. Most removals companies will buy your boxes back off you and guess what – sell them as new to the next mover, so the boxes you just bought are probably second hand already.

  103. Yeah, shameful 1600 dollars here for the same piece of bent wood.

  104. Theres a do it yourself version mentioned here – the comb should be standard surely, come on entrepreneurs, why is there only one brand that offers this its a great idea.

  105. make sure you use good stockings or you will need this hack too…

  106. Natural homemade weed killer recipe safe for use around pets and kids. Made with vinegar and dish soap, it kills weeds and unlike recipes that use salt it wont harm the soil in the process.

  107. folk are paying up to 40 bucks for a 5 dollar light on their loo. The fiver one works a treat and its a good idea, my kid uses it and isn’t scared to go to the loo when its dark. nice idea, highly reocmmended

  108. Not so for DR DAVE… ““Striving for happiness establishes an expectation, which confirms the saying that expectations are resentments waiting to happen.””

  109. If you are using the water for the garden, watch out which plants you feed with it. Some common mistakes people make are here https://wateruseitwisely.com/common-greywater-system-mistakes-to-avoid/

  110. Works well, I used the instructions from lifehacker

  111. They already exist, you can buy them, or make them… https://www.instructables.com/Internet-of-Dirt-a-Texting-Plant/

  112. Try eBay!

  113. This thread perfectly explains why they should not be called spiral staircases!
    https://forums.sketchup.com/t/spiral-staircases-are-helixes-not-spirals/65852

  114. can’t find where to buy but this is how you make them https://www.munseungji.com/cat-tunnel-sofa

  115. Two major natural weed killers are salt and vinegar. Dish detergent mixed with vinegar or water also makes a good household weed-killer that is much gentler on the ecosystem than chemical sprays. Try mixing salt and water together in a spray bottle and spraying on weeds.

  116. I found this tutorial for making a rotating gear-and-chain clock.
    https://www.instructables.com/Timing-gear-and-chain-clock-almost-free/

  117. Often thought they should just make one where the outer rubber grommet just expands as you pull a lever, that would fit most sizes.

  118. I already have one, it works ok but only if the candles you are using drip lots.