Specs: Weight: 1.42 pounds Carafe Material: glass Capacity: 1 liter Filter: reusable stainless steel filter Band material: cork or silicone Price: Pros: Very intuitive to use and doesn’t have a lot of parts to clean up. The body of the carafe is thick and the base is balanced. Comes with a silicone or cork band. Extremely eye-catching due to its transparent glass body. The reusable filter is easy to clean and thick enough to tolerate everyday use. Comes at a very affordable price. Full Review: Brewing in coffee makers nowadays is just a matter of plugging a cord and pushing a button. Everything about them can be convenient until the…
Specs: Wattage 450 watts Capacity: 10 cups Speed: Low, High, and Pulse Bowl Material: Plastic Pros: Comes at a very affordable price. Can also slice and shred using the included reversible stainless steel disc. Features a 10-cup bowl that can handle half a cabbage. Stable on countertops, thanks to its bottom suction cups. The 450-watt motor and S-blade can easily handle even hard vegetables and meat. The best food processor offering good value, performance, and capacity. Price: Full Review: A food processor is just as important as a knife in the kitchen. Those who hate chopping and shredding their ingredients by hand support that. However, the prices of most kitchen…
Specs: Model Number: 1940 Weight: 6 pounds Water Tank Capacity: 16 ounces Wattage: 1500 watts Surface Application: sealed hardwood, ceramic, linoleum, granite, and marble floors Price: Pros: The replacement pads are inexpensive. Can stand upright unlike other cheap models. The best steam mop offering both an affordable price and excellent performance. Lightweight at just 6 pounds. The 3 steam levels offer excellent control and the distribution of steam is uniform across the pads. Has a Full Review: We have reviewed the Tineco Floor One S3 and BISSELL Crosswave as one of our best vacuums for hard floors. The special thing about the two is that both spray water on the…
It’s been almost a lifetime ago since we first heard of Michelin’s plans for their 3D-printed tire movement. We’ve seen prototypes since that initial unveiling back in 2017, but not anything close to a release date. But why is that? To help us understand it, here’s racing driver and host of Driven Media Scott Mansell. He will also explain why car tires still haven’t changed that much over the years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm17rsTsIGs&ab_channel=DrivenMedia It may just boil down to centuries of use and refinement, but the human race has gotten really good when it comes to driving on wheels of insulated air. Driving on what is essentially air is quiet, comfortable, and…
If you’re tired of using the flashlight of your smartphone to light your way, then here’s something a bit more modular: Alva. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2SLB59CxPc&ab_channel=CiorhanNicolae While you could always use a regular flashlight while working on something underneath your car, it leaves you with one less hand to work with, or at the very least requires you to get someone to hold the torch. Well, that is not a problem at all with Alva as it makes illumination a hands-free task. Alva is a tiny but mighty modular flashlight that can be attached to a bunch of things. It can be slotted into a wrist or ankle strap, a keyring, and even…
A good clock should be easy to read. You should never spend more than a few seconds looking at one to determine the exact time and get on with whatever you’re doing. Nonetheless, it’s interesting to see the Author Clock go against this design philosophy. Created by Mechanical Design Labs, the whole point of this literary clock is to make you take your time reading it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24vjw3Zv1eo&ab_channel=GizmoHub You see, instead of using pointers or numbers, the Author Clock uses words. And not just any words: it provides passages taken directly from some of the world’s most famous literary authors and highlights the time in bold so that you can read…