Germs and bacteria that thought your toothbrush was a safe haven are about to be hnted and burned alive by skilled, ultraviolet-wielding ninja toothbrush sanitizers.

I’m sure you’ve tried to clean your toothbrush of bacteria, but now it’s time to step back and let trained professionals handle the job. Bred for the soul purpose of burning germs alive, with ultraviolet light, these deadly ninja’s will fry even the most resilient bacteria, hiding in your toothbrush.

All you need to to do is hire one of these cute-but-lethal ninjas, for the small price of just $37 and your toothbrush will be safe forever. Not a bad price for this type of service.

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Pulling the weeds from a garden, with your bare hands, is really no fun, and it can sometimes cause annoying back pains. So why not get rid of the weeds and have fun, at the same time?

With the Heated Weed Eliminator Tool the task of killing weeds actually becomes pleasant. Why punish your hands or use dangerous chemicaks, when you can just burn those buggers alive. All you have to do is turn this baby on, stick it into the root of the plant and burn it to death.

The Heated Weed Eliminator is available for purchase, at Whatever Works, for $99.99. I know that sounds like a lot, but just think of the fun you’ll have while making your parents proud.

Research has shown over 300,000 tonnes of milk are thrown away each year, i the UK alone. To combat this problem, the guys at Cravendale have invented a magic milk jug.

The issue of thrown-away milk is more serious than it appears, considering it generates tonnes of CO2 emissions, every year. But a simple British invention could make things a lot better for the environment. The Cravendale research team has studied the bacteria that turns milk sour and managed to create a milk jug that detects spoiled milk.

The Cravendale milk jug features a PH sensor, built in its base, that measures PH acidity and displays its condition on a small LED screen. If the milk is drinkable, it will read “Fresh”, if it has gone sour, it will show “Sour”.

via TechChee

If you’re a busy businessman, always on the go, you’ll most likely appreciate this little device that allows you to monitor your front door, from anywhere in the world. The D-Link 3G doorbell features a slot for your SIM card, a 0.1 megapixel camera, speaker and mic, which allow you to see what’s going on in front of your house, and communicate with visitors.

The D-Link 3G basically lets you monitor your front door through a mobile phone, and acts as an outdoor intercom. It may sound complicated, but the D-Link installs and is powered like any other traditional doorbell. It will be available through D-Link service providers, but the price is yet to be announced.

via Engadget

What’s the last thing you’d expect a lamp to do? Ok, ok don’t say things like talk, walk, float and stuff. Anyway, this particular lamp can connect you to the internet.

The Elis lamp, produced by Onda, has a really interesting design, and I wouldn’t mind having it in my bedroom. But design isn’t exactly the lamp’s main feature, considering it has a built-in WIFI module that enables internet connections at speeds of up to 21 Mbps. It also features an Ethernet port.

Showcased at MWC 2010, the Onda Elis WIFI lamp. proves how simple it is to include useful functions in common household items. More photos after the jump.

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Wouldn’t it be cool if you could have your matress cool on those hot summer nights, or heat-up when there’s a blizzard outside? Well, then the ChiliBed matress is your dream come-true.

Invented by Todd Youngblood, nephew of the man who invented waterbeds, ChiliBed features built in heating and cooling coils that make able to reach any temperatures between 48 and 118 degrees Fahrenheit. The matress itself is made from 100% soy, so it’s environment friendly.

Mr. Youngblood wants to comercialize his invention in the form of ChiliBeds, but they’re not on the market yet. The matress pads, however, will available come March, for a price ranging from $399 to $649. More on how the heating and cooling part goes, after the jump.

Similar to the semiconductor technology that cools computers, water passes by the chip and the water is cooled or heated. Water flows through the coils in the mattress to actively adjust the temperature of the surface at a fraction of the cost of air conditioning or heating.  No side effects, and most importantly a great night’s sleep

via CrunchGear

Just like the first generation of Phillips LivingColors lamps, version 2 prides itself on making repainting obsolete.

Perfect for people living in rented apartments, or for those who simply hate the mess of repainting, the LivingColors lamp colors any room in the shade of your choice, for as long as you keep it plugged in. Maintaining the same bulb-like shape and clever remote, Phillips LivingColors v2 produces a total of 16 million colors, through a combination of 7 LEDs and a 50% stronger light.

Phillips‘ intelligent device also comes in an opaque version for a more concentrated light beam and features a useful metal stand. LivingColors lamp version 2 retails at a price ranging between $230-$350, depending on the model.

More photos of Phillips LivingColors lamp after the jump

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The vacuum is placed between the two large aluminium wheels  and can be rolled on the floor or carried with a shoulder strap. The cyclone vaccum offers high suction power and it comes with a dozen of attachments in order to reach hard corners too.

The whole thing weighs only 2.1kg and when not in use, the vacuum can be rolled back between the two wheels in order to occupy very little space.

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