Mini Egg Washing Machine

I'm a lazy person. There. I said it out aloud too, just in case, I don't know myself. I hardly wash my delicates, I put them all into the horrid washing machine that often destroy my pretty delicates and often wish I could have undo the harm done if I was slightly less lazy. So I now limit myself to wear those certain cotton ones on daily basis, so I can dump them into the big machine.

I'm sure there are many other women out there who are lazy to wash their knickers, and there must be an innovation for small washing machine. So I searched for one and chanced upon Avanti Mini Egg Washing machine around USd80 last year, I thought it is an answer to my delimma so I contacted the Avanti company and ask if they produce 200watt voltage for Asian countries but I didnt receive any reply so I'm back to my habits.

Somehow, I found another egg-shaped, that looks uncannily like Avanti's (maybe OEM from Avanti afterall?), sold by Singapore based company called Prime Lifestyle, with the right voltage, but there seems to be a lot of Singaporeans who are eager to sell off their new, never-opened, egg machines. Hmm... will this be a good buy afterall? If anyone actually has used this machine before, please let me know.

Nice Kitchen Appliances

As any aspiring entertainers/ hosts, I heart pretty and effective kitchen appliances. I have a small kitchen with limited space for storage and big dreams to add these appliances for my small kitchen once my family gets bigger. I just think that these appliances are cute enough to display on kitchen table top to entertain your children or even friends.

(right first) 1. Disney Popcorn maker with detachable bowl lid to hold the popcorn $34 available in amazon.com.
2. Villaware Circus Waffler $ 89.95 from Williams Sonoma makes shapes of lions, elephants, clowns and of course, the tent.
3. Cusineart Ice cream and Yogurt maker with spinkles topping catridge $99.95 from Cuisineart.com.

No Green Fingers For Aerogrow

I was sold into this new technology whereby anyone with normal average capabilities and no experience in the gardens, to grow beautiful, organic, and pesticide-free greens and flowers.
I can put this self-automated, built-in plant lighting system, nasa-tested Aerogrow's "pot" on my kitchen table and watch the greens grow day by day.
It seemed such a great idea to purchase this "pot" at that time, thinking I will be plucking out the greens for my salad or just for decoration (a nice conversation piece of art/technology).
Somehow, the enthusiasm simmered down. The "pot" is still yet to be open and tested by normal me.