Node
This episode features a sensor that decodes color, a mountable wine rack designed for wine bottles and glassware, a safe and sturdy step stool for young cooking helpers, cable slaps that wrangle disorganized cords, a liquid that transforms gloves into touch sensitive gloves, a semiautomatic and lightweight driver for small DIY jobs, and a super compact, portable shaver! Also, wall hooks that hold with style, a handle to carry multiple grocery bags at once, a pole for roasting marshmallows without getting scorched, a sleek countertop water filtration system, a roll and go travel bag that holds gear and chairs, dumbbells that resemble zombie heads, a bag to carry coffee on the go, a clock radio that doubles as a surveillance camera, adhesive wall memo boards, and a nozzle that makes pet bath time quick and carefree.
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