Okay, I get the foldable table with a USB-powered laptop cooling fan—but what’s with the mouse platform? The product page fails to mention why it looks like a bear.
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Designed to stick on the undercarriage of your laptop, these pink balls are the easiest and most sexually ambiguous way to keep your computer cool.
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The Mac and Cool dish is made so your kids won’t scald the top of their mouths when eating food that you have heated to just below the boiling point of steel. All you have to do is to fill the hollow interior of the bowl with cold water and any food placed in the dish will be immediately cooled. It takes the responsibility of not injuring your child at meal time and places it squarely back on the child where it belongs. That 3 year old has to learn to fend for himself at some point.
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Keep your drinks cool and your food warm. It’s the ultimate camping accessory for your more civilized adventurer. I don’t own one, but I can give you a piece of advice: give that grill plenty of time to cool off before you pack it up to go because “only you can prevent forest fires”.
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Something about it being the weekend brings out the drinking gadgets. And what better gadget do you want at your barbecue than the Ice Kabob tray. I’d rather have an Ice Kabob in my drink than an umbrella. Personally, I think the effect would be more pronounced if you add just a little food coloring to the water before freezing.
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Your poor, furry dog shouldn’t be out in 100 degree heat with no protection. Rather than just keep him inside all day, get him a little personal air conditioning system. The Chilly Dog cooling vest will keep him cool for up to 2 1/2 hours. Recharge it in ice water in as little as 15 minutes. Just because you don’t have a personal cooling device for yourself, don’t hold that against your dog.
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