23-year-old Emily Cummins started her career as an inventor as a young girl tinkering in her grandfather’s shed. Now, thanks to a solar-powered fridge that’s already in use across Africa, Nobel winners are handing her awards.
I’m looking at my not-that-big apartment and I see a separate fridge, sink and stove in my kitchen. Sure, it’s convenient, but if I could have this 1952 Cook and Wash Refrigerator Unit instead, I’d be living in a mansion.
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An expensive Les Paul Guitar. An expensive Strat-style guitar. An expensive refrigerator. Let’s all just take two minutes out of our day and gaze on as they’re destroyed by fire and explosion, in super slo mo. It’s beautiful. It’s cathartic.
Gorenje, the company that brought us the iPod-docking fridge, has created the next fridge of our dreams – carbon fibre, baby. The induction hob shown below is also the stove of our (concentric) dreams:
