How could a design be deemed as clever? Possibly it needs to be something useful while we common people seldom think of it. Just like Howard Tseng’s Solo Hangers. Its collapsible nature helps users to hang up their clothes without having to undo top buttons and moreover the swift scissor motion enables them to easily close the Solo Hanger with merely one hand. [Read the rest of this entry...]
For all those who want their dinners more delicious and fresh but feel bad about grinding the peppercorns or sea salt, the designers have come up with a beautifully cool Chef’n Dual PepperBall. It’s a cute 2-in-1 salt and pepper grinder, producing fresh salt or pepper when you give the “bunny ears” handle a gentle squeeze.
Still, it is very compact and smart, designed to be used with one hand. [Read the rest of this entry...]
If you’re a salad enthusiast but an awkward cooker, I would like to recommend you to try the One Handed Mandolin Slicer. With its three quick-change blades, the slicer allows you to prepare slice, julienne or grate safely and rapidly. So even if you have few cooking skills, you can still take salad as your specialty.
The chopping board could be easily used even with a single hand. Therefore, to those people with arm disabilities, it is a suit of convenient tools. Simply through combining kinds of modules into one chopping board, the new product allows you to complete different work effectively, including cutting bread, vegetable and fruit, riving off seasoning box as well as smearing butter.
Getting toilet paper is pretty easy for us, but not so good for elder people. In a country like Japan, whose older people is a huge number, taking care of elders is more necessary. Therefore, they have many good ideas to provide convenience for old people.
This toilet paper, which can be handled with only one hand, is a good example. Video demonstration after the break
