An effective blender should be able to mix, crush, purée or emulsify food items properly. This will all be possible with the right blades and powerful motor. With this, it is important to check these specs when looking for one. However, there are still a lot of factors you need to consider if you are really looking for a perfect model that fits your needs. This includes the type and quality of the blender. Blenders can be handheld, single-serve, or countertop. While the first two are only ideal for a very limited amount of content, countertop models can blend three to 6 cups in a single run. Nonetheless, that doesn’t…

rubber banded fruit

You’ve most likely seen videos on the Internet of people stretching numerous rubber bands over a watermelon to the point where the fruit explodes. We already know that isn’t a myth, but will the same experiment work on other fruits? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0Ao9d17hM0&ab_channel=TKOR Calli and Nate from The King of Random decided to empty a supermarket of their rubber bands and use them to wrap a bunch of fruit. Aside from the tried and true watermelon, they also got their hands on a pumpkin, a pineapple, and a jackfruit. Which one will break the quickest? Only time will tell! Wrapping the Watermelon First off: the classic watermelon. Due to its round shape…

killer key

For those of us who aren’t that well-versed in the language of lock picking, a “killer key” could prevent anyone from accessing a lock ever again. The way it accomplishes this locking process is pretty cool. Along with the biting of the killer key is a single groove that captures all the lock’s pins. There are no ramps along the biting so that when someone tries to remove the key, it secures itself to the pins of the lock – ensuring you can’t pull it out. To make things even harder, an excessive amount of force can cause the bow of the key to snap off, effectively jamming the rest…

memobottle

While no one can deny the convenience of the common water bottle, most designs aren’t exactly bag-friendly. Think about it: most water bottles are round – which goes against the geometry of almost everything inside your bag. How about having a water bottle that’s square? That’s the idea behind the memobottle. Initially released in 2014, this flat, BPA/BPS-free plastic container was designed to fit easily inside your bag and reduce the need for one-time, disposable bottles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSkK85O-S4M&ab_channel=memobottle Now the memobottle is back with a brand new look for all its sizes. It now has a food-grade, 304 stainless steel design and is powder-coated with satin to make it scratch-resistant. In…