Recently I wrote up a Philips Kettle that promised to save energy and give you a hot cup of water fast. However, I have to say after looking over the Breville Hot Cup, I like it a whole lot better. Granted my reasons may seem a little silly, but I imagine it’ll appeal to a great deal of others. This device boils just as fast, saving you energy, but you don’t have to refill the water quite so often.
With this you just fill up the tank and then set the size of the cup you’d like to fill. It’s all pretty basic as far as the usage goes. Thankfully, despite the simple usage it has a smart design that’ll help you save on your energy bill. You can purchase it for £59.99 or about $90 through Nigel’s Eco Store.
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Are you frustrated that Germany was outplayed by Spain in the second semi-finals of the World Cup? If you can’t find a more constructive way to vent your anger and disappointment apart from drinking pint after pint of lager, might we suggest the Kickboxing Station with Gloves? This $189 purchase might seem a tad expensive, but at least using it won’t leave you with an ever expanding beer gut, but will instead allow you to obtain a total body workout as you learn simple self-defense moves and improve your cardiovascular health, right smack in the comfort of your own home.
Of course, as you watch the finals this weekend while hoping for the Netherlands to gain revenge on behalf of Germany to defeat Spain, you can still “cheer” your way through using plenty of kicks and punches, letting them fly accurately. With six height positions, it is ideal for both children and adults. Each purchase comes with gloves, a pump for the speed bag and a stabilizing base which relies on either water or sand to keep it stable.
So you’re quite the whizz when it comes to a QWERTY keyboard, so why not expand your boundaries by learning how to make sweet music with the USB Discover MIDI Keyboard? This £39.99 purchase is a 25-key piano-style keyboard that can hook up to your PC or Mac, helping you learn, play and perform thanks to its extremely user-friendly software which ought to be able to help you get started just about anytime, anywhere.
Not only can you learn each chord at your own pace, it also allows you to record and playback your session for a personal review, not to mention the ability to learn scales as well. Pitch, program and octave buttons are all thrown into the mix, and it when compared to the cost of proper piano lessons, the USB Discover MIDI Keyboard pales in comparison, making it the ideal start for beginners and experienced key-tinklers alike.
Do you have a penchant for making music? You might be interested then in picking up the Melodyhorn Air Powered Synth, but don’t be fooled by it being made out of plastic. After all, being plastic doesn’t mean it won’t work as well as a metal piece of instrument, but then again it might just be a whole lot less longer lasting than one made out of the solid stuff.
Just what is the $29.99 Melodyhorn Air Powered Synth, you ask? Well, it is a brand of melodica, featuring keys of a piano, although you play it in a similar manner to that of a woodwind instrument, making it polyphonic like a keyboard or a harmonica. Haven’t heard of the melodica branch of instruments? Well, you might just be a wee bit surprised to know that the following artists have featured a melodica instrument in their albums or live shows before, and we’re talking about Ben Folds, Faith No More, Oasis, Depeche Mode, The String Cheese Incident, Cake, Cyndi Lauper, Indigo Girls, Herbie Hancock, and even The Beatles.
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