water cooler

This may come as a shock a lot of people who live in the "first" world, but millions upon millions of people don't have access to washing machines, and still have to wash their clothes by hand.

Doing this makes the washer vulnerable to numerous health conditions such as bacterial infection or repetitive stress injuries. The makers of the GiraDora washer intend to change that.

The washer looks almost like a repurposed water cooler, fitted with a pump on the bottom portion so that users may put their clothes in the washer, sit on top of it, and pump it with their feet. Just further prove that sometimes the best solutions are the simplest ones.

Hey, it is more expensive than gas.

The note says "Hot Doesn't Work," in case you were curious.

The water cooler wanted to hang out too, though!

You know what they say: don't waste water!

"C'mon already, they don't actually import that stuff from Poland, do they?"

Is it just me, or are there a lot of cars out there with at least one non-functional headlight? We're in the midst of a worldwide headlight deficit, people!

Rather than pay for some high-tech post-surgery boot or brace, Gary simply straps his Coleman water cooler to his foot, and he's walking in style!

The temperature sensor in Mike's water cooler died, so he decided to cut some wires and replace it with a switch instead. The only switch that he could find was an old thermostat, so he can only have cold water if the room temperature stays below the maximum of the thermostat.

I couldn't help but notice that your mug says "Astute Solutions" on it. Way to live up to your company's namesake!