I’m not in the habit of getting naked during meetings at startup offices, but this time it felt appropriate. Nebia, a shower startup that has attracted investments from the likes of Apple CEO Tim Cook and former Google chairman Eric Schmidt’s foundation is back with some new cash (though it won’t divulge how much) and a […]
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Zooheads are 3D-printed shower heads in the shape of animals, and they’re seriously *so* cool
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Unless you have one of those super fancy, full-body shower systems, we’re gonna bet that your daily scrub up is a pretty boring task. Increase your a.m. excitement with one of these funky shower heads by Zooheads ($29.95), which have just hit the market.
These 3D-printed bathroom fixtures could inject a bit of fun into anyone’s morning. They’re animal heads designed to fit over any shower head with a 1/2-inch pipe thread, which supposedly means they’ll fit just about everywhere.
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These funky shower heads are available in a variety of different animals, including a T-rex, shark, elephant, or an eagle — not to mention a few fiendish animal skullsGame of Thrones fans might also get a kick out of the fantastically-detailed dragon shower head, so you can imagine one of Dany’s scaly kids spewing hot water all over youDracarys, am I right? Read more…
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This baby rhino having its first shower is bound to brighten your day
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You know how it is, you get home from a long day at work, climb in the shower, and just frolic.
The Toronto zoo shared footage of an 11-day-old rhino calf enjoying his first shower. Apparently he’d had the opportunity at 4-days-old, but didn’t know what to make of the weird wet stuff.
By the time the video was taken however he’d embraced the experience, unsurprising, as greater one-horned rhinos spend a lot of time around water in the wild. Read more…
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Taking a shower with Rua is better for the environment (or so says this Kickstarter campaign)
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Who says that you have to turn up the water to have a better shower? Rua is a Kickstarter campaign that wants to deliver you a fuller shower and ta…