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  • Blueair 411 Air Purifier Cleans Your Air Not Your Wallet

    Blueair 411 Air Purifier Cleans Your Air Not Your Wallet

    The Blueair 411 air purifier ($140) is like the quiet, judgmental librarian of home appliances. It secretly, almost smugly, removes impurities from your air with its three-part filtration system. It’s so quiet, you’d almost forget it’s there, silently making mental notes of your lifestyle choices.

    Its advanced technology, including the Blue Pure 411 filter ($25), is designed to remove impurities from your air with the efficiency of a seasoned pro. The three-part filtration system, including a particle filter, a carbon filter for odors, and a fabric pre-filter, works in harmony to ensure your air is as clean as possible. Each filter lasts 6 months so you’re not breaking the bank.

    Reddit users have shared their positive experiences with the Blue Pure 411 filter, with some noting its effectiveness in alleviating allergy symptoms. However, like any product, it has its critics. Some question whether Blueair purifiers are overrated. But the Blueair 411 isn’t trying to be the star of the show. It’s there to do its job, and it does it well.

    The Blueair 411 isn’t just about performance, though. It also boasts a sleek design that’s as pleasing to the eye as it is effective. Which is one major reason to consider this air purifier. Do you want some big blocky generic beige box in your house, or something an artisan would design?

    It’s also compact and lightweight, making it easy to move from room to room. Its one-button control is as easy to use as it is effective.

    With wildfires everywhere and the world about to end, won’t it be nice to breathe clean air? It can’t fix your questionable life choices or your inability to keep a houseplant alive. But hey, at least the air in your home will be cleaner.

  • Robbe & Berking Handcrafted Bar Cart Beats Stacking Bottles in Your Pantry

    Robbe & Berking Handcrafted Bar Cart Beats Stacking Bottles in Your Pantry

    The Robbe & Berking Handcrafted Bar Cart ($8000) is a masterpiece crafted by silverware aristans around since 1874. Imagine placing this oak art piece in your living room and serving drinks to all five of your friends.

    It has a sleek design and Robbe & Berking’s exacting attention to detail. What sets it apart is the upper tray—those black seams that transport you to the deck of a luxury yacht, where you’re sipping on cocktails like a boss. Or your boss’ boss.

    It’s also versatile. Think about using it to showcase your art books, create a serene home for your plants, or display your most prized possessions. It’s a Swiss Army knife of furniture, if your Swiss Army knife was designed by artistes. That’s with an “E” and that’s how you know it’s fancy.

    Robbe & Berking has over a century of silver and silver-plated mastery, they’ve become the gold standard (get the pun??). They even established their own yacht shipyard, taking luxury to the next level.

    The Robbe & Berking Handcrafted Bar Cart is a statement piece that’ll have your friends drooling with envy. Ditch the Ikea, you aren’t in college anymore.

  • Your Favorite Countries, Now in Plate Form

    Your Favorite Countries, Now in Plate Form

    Did you think only ruin porn came out of Detroit? Think again, son, Detroit actually produces quality products now. The Mavs still hang around in the upper echelon of the Western Conference and the Tigers haven’t been that bad these past few years. And, hey, if you love ceramics, and plates, and decorating your house, check out Corbe’s newest line of dinnerware at https://www.laurelandwolf.com/.

    Not just any plates though. These come in the shape of your favorite country. Australia, United States, Canada, Ireland, just to name a few. Recreate the march of the pioneers from the East Coast to the West Coast, only this time, with peas.

    Corbe handmakes the plates, or ‘handufactures’, them. The U.S. measures about a foot across, but no idea on the weight. Are these foot-breaking heavy or easy to throw at your dinner guests heavy? Order one ($90-120) and find out for yourself.

  • Scented Duct Tape

    Scented Duct Tape

    Duct tape comes in bland, boring gray and smells like adhesive. That’s…booooring. Buy scented duct tape instead. Amazing smells like cupcake, grape, bubble gum, lemon and orange cream await you with these scented duck tapes by Duck Brand ($4). Each smell coincides with a similar color. If you’re gonna use duct tape, you might as well have fun with it.

  • Hide Your Dirty Drawers…And Other Kitchen Accessories Behind These Cabinets

    Hide Your Dirty Drawers…And Other Kitchen Accessories Behind These Cabinets

    If space is limited where you live, take a look at these concealed kitchens by Resource Furniture. The Stealth Kitchen hides all your appliances behind a non-obtrusive design of cabinetry. All the appliances are here: refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, oven, cooktop, sink, counter space and abundant storage. They’re all manufactured in the United States also, so there’s that.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbm43YKeH78

  • Pinnable Cork Globe

    Pinnable Cork Globe

    “Stick a cork in it!” They always say that, but no one ever says “stick it in the cork”. And now that you read that, it does sound rather odd. And perverted. But here’s the opportunity to stick it in a cork. A cork globe that is. The cork globe comes set on a stainless steel base and measures 10″ high. A bunch of pins are included so you can mark off those fancy destinations you’ll never visit.

  • That? Oh, It’s Just My Melting Skull

    That? Oh, It’s Just My Melting Skull

    My face, it’s melting!! How many times have you thought that? If it’s a common occurrence, you definitely need these. It’s a porcelain sculpture called Vibes Melt Down 2043 for use as an incense burner. The picture is self-explanatory. It’s a half-melted skull dissolving into a puddle of gooey skull matter. On a deeper level, it’s an exploratory journey into man’s quest for meaning and sub-conscious examination. It also looks cool on a coffee table.

  • Own Bits And Pieces Of History Including Meteorites, Mummy Wraps And Dinosaur Poo

    Own Bits And Pieces Of History Including Meteorites, Mummy Wraps And Dinosaur Poo

    Explore historical artifacts of the most interesting objects ever found. And never leave your desk. A new Kickstarter project by Hans Fex called the Mini Museum embeds miniature-sized collections of these items into a block of resin. What’s included? Try bits of the oldest matter ever collected in the known Universe – matter collected from carbonacious chondrites. Other items include pieces from the earliest evidence of life on Earth, the strelly pool stromatolites. Lunar rocks, dinosaur egg shells, Dracula’s castle, the Berlin Wall and many more.

    According to Fex, he’s collected all these items over 35 years. Now, he wants to break each down into tiny pieces and embed them into resin. Are they real? Well, there are Kickstarter scams out there. Rex is a registered meteorite collector though, so it’s slightly believable. Fex offers 3 choices of Mini Museums: small, medium and large ($99, 159 and $239 respectively).