The Sharper Image Ionic Breeze Quadra! Still using a few of them, still working as well as new. I wonder if that old 1-800 number I have memorized still works.
Keeping good memories alive…
My grandfather was ahead of his time, always coming up with some sort of invention. Back in the late 60’s he told me stories about inventing those frozen ice packs we use in coolers and also writing jingles for radio commercial that were stolen after he’d sent them in to be published. Obviously he had no patent. He worked in refrigeration repair before he got into selling TV’s and major appliances. The best thing that he had made (but I wasn’t ever told any story behind it) was something similar to The Clapper. He’d put a crap load of keys on a huge oversized keyring and would shake it making noise to shut off and turn on the TVs. Back then THAT was the closest thing to a wired or wireless remote control! I thought it was the neatest thing ever, and yes I was only 5 years old! Lol Keeping good memories alive, fun times!
The Slanket.
Related to the poll.
Vegematic
or even the Ron Popeil pasta machine
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Showtime Rotisserie. “Set it and forget it.”
The Sharper Image Ionic Breeze Quadra! Still using a few of them, still working as well as new. I wonder if that old 1-800 number I have memorized still works.
I have both the last two & use them all the time!
Flowbee was a classic bowl cut.
Someone once sent us two Snuggies. We never figured out who!
/giphy the clapper
Anything invented by the legendary Ron Popeil - especially spray on hair in a can.
Keeping good memories alive…
Keeping good memories alive, fun times! 
My grandfather was ahead of his time, always coming up with some sort of invention. Back in the late 60’s he told me stories about inventing those frozen ice packs we use in coolers and also writing jingles for radio commercial that were stolen after he’d sent them in to be published. Obviously he had no patent. He worked in refrigeration repair before he got into selling TV’s and major appliances. The best thing that he had made (but I wasn’t ever told any story behind it) was something similar to The Clapper. He’d put a crap load of keys on a huge oversized keyring and would shake it making noise to shut off and turn on the TVs. Back then THAT was the closest thing to a wired or wireless remote control! I thought it was the neatest thing ever, and yes I was only 5 years old! Lol
The BlendJet. They convinced my wife.
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