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This futuristic umbrella has a built-in high-intensity light that illuminates your path 360° and high-intensity 3M reflective material on 4 of 8 canopy panels... Read More
Coasters with handy hidden bottle openers built into the bottoms, ensuring that you'll have to hunt down a missing bottle opener again.
Retro-styled ceiling fan with two high performance twin turbo fan heads that gently rotate around to allow for complete air movement throughout a room
The safest and most durable power strip on the market!
After a bath or a walk in the rain, dry your dog off, keep them warm and prevent them from shaking water everywhere with this absorbing canine robe!
This innovative umbrella has a handle that converts into case to seal rain water drips inside!
This small and portable pet fur dryer uses a powerful, but quiet insulated motor to generate natural heating to quickly dry your dog's fur just like a professional... Read More
It works like a little bathrobe for dogs and quickly wicks away moisture, traps pet hair, keeps them comfortably warm, and, best of all, keeps everything around... Read More
Unique shower curtain imade from a revolutionary, waterproof and high performance fabric that gives the illusion that it's wet, even when dry!
Compact, spring-loaded umbrella for your golf clubs.
This unique 5 quart salad spinner not only spin dries and rinses clean your fresh lettuce, it flattens to one-third its size for easy storage.
If it's raining, sleeting or snowing hard enough for you to grab an umbrella while taking your dog for a walk, shouldn't your little friend get some weather... Read More
Makes perfect snowballs every time - up to 60 snowballs per minute.
The Mini Sky Umbrella is the first umbrella I've ever seen that is fully automatic. At the push of a button, the umbrella automatically opens or closes by itself... Read More
No matter whether it's raining, snowing, or the hot sun is shining bright, now you can avoid it while grilling under this BBQ Grill Umbrella / Shade Canopy.
