It is November and time to think Christmas presents. I may be too late, given all the supply chain problems and predictions of shortages this year. What great gadgets are there? Here are a few.
"Alpha Heater is an innovative heating technology. With PTC convection ceramic heating technology, it uses less power, making it more energy – efficient than other heating solutions. Alpha Heater comes with built-in safety features. It shuts off automatically when it gets too hot or it falls over. You can use it all day and night without worry around your kids, pets, or furniture." It is priced at $61.88. Find more about it HERE. There seem to be good reports on this one.
What about Miracle Sheets - this is interesting. These are antibacterial to keep you clean and cool. The special ingredient is antibacterial silver. There are two brands - Miracle and Silvon. You can find them on their own sites and Amazon.
And Peeps - molecular technology to clean my dirty glasses. I am pretty sure I saw this one last year, so I guess it is time to follow up and get this for my unendingly dirty glasses. A patented invisible carbon formula cleans your glasses safely and easily, leaving your lenses as clear and clean as the day you first got them. Peeps™ utilises soft carbon microfibre pads to eliminate oil and fingerprints instead of smearing.
OlumiRing is an LED ring light that clips to your laptop, tablet or phone….and with the click of a single button, it creates flattering, photoshoot-worthy lighting for video calls and photography. To put it simply, OlumiRing erases shadow – making you look brighter and more like your “real self”. I got a ring light for Zoom meetings last year. It works.
And this one - BarxBuddy - something to consider as we have "Millie's Moments of barking." BarxBuddy uses high-pitched tones, not detectable by humans (thank goodness), that specifically target a dog's hearing to disrupts a dog's current activity with ultrasonic sound. Point at the dog and press the button.
The update on the Betterphoto contest finalists - the picture of the grid with the footprints won second place in the techniques category.
Today it is November's Calendar. If you would like a copy sent to you, let me know.
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