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Goodyear’s illuminated tires which were never mass produced. (1961)

Wood Chopping Innovation

So clever and simple! Idea by Woodworkcraft on Instagram.

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Easy Spherification Recipe for Making a Water Ball

You don't need to wash any dishes if you put your water in an edible water bottle! This is an easy spherification recipe that involves making a gel coating around liquid water. Once you master this simple molecular gastronomy technique, you can apply it to other liquids.

Edible Water Bottle Materials

The key ingredient for this project is sodium alginate, a natural gelling powder derived from algae. The sodium alginate gels or polymerizes when reacted with calcium. It's a common alternative to gelatin, used in candies and other foods. We have suggested calcium lactate as the calcium source, but you could also use calcium gluconate or food-grade calcium chloride. These ingredients are readily available online. You can also find them in grocery stores that carry ingredients for molecular gastronomy.

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Stunning Most Creative Bathtub Design Ideas : Amazing Hanging Glass Bathtub Creative Design

The lines between the bathing space and the bedroom are forever blurred with Bathsphere, the bathing (or relaxing) bubble in the air. Bathsphere is a glass bubble sphere, suspended in midair. It allows you to create your own mood and unwinding space. You can simulate rain, change the temperature inside the ball, control the humidity, the light, the sounds – and even smells. Isn’t it incredible? It’s the conceptual creation of Russian design firm, Alexander Zhukovsky. The original “Bathsphere” was a unique spherical deep-sea submersible which was unpowered and lowered into the ocean on a cable, and was used to conduct a series of dives off the coast of Bermuda from 1930 to 1934. This follows the same shape and is raised and lowered by a cable, but into the air not the ocean. It still looks like something out of the future, doesn’t it? And it’s large enough for two!

https://www.trendir.com/bath-in-a-glass-bubble-bathsphere/

Clean hands, clean phone and I’m gone.