Ironing, I will admit, is not something I do often. Or ever. But I still appreciate the ingenuity behind Panasonic’s “both-ends-are-pointed” 360-degree iron line-up. Now, with the 360-degree Freestyle, they’ve made it a little better by making it cordless. More »
The worst part about ironing is when you’re trying to smooth out a particularly tough wrinkle, but you can’t see that you’re actually ironing a crease into your shirt. The B-Iron attempts to remedy that.
If you’ve ever wanted to sit on a hard, flat, unyielding piece of metal while biking but your butt gets cold easily, we’ve got a solution for your ridiculous problem.
There is no doubt about it—space saving design is a big selling point these days. Take this ironing board ladder for instance. It combines the functionality of a step ladder and an ironing board in a single unit that can fold away for easy storage. It seems like a great idea, but there is something about the unnatural combination of functions that seems a little ominous to me. I mean, it only takes one idiot to find a way to kill themselves misusing something like this. Available for US$99. [Tiny Living via BookofJoe]
