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This bag makes traveling with your small dog easier

NEWS – This gear bag makes traveling with your small dog much easier by organizing his gear for a day trip or for a week away from home.  It includes two food carrier bags, a placemat, and two bowls.  There’s room inside to hold the toys, treats, and other items he’ll need when you’re traveling.  The food pouches are zippered to keep dry food inside.  The large bag fits small cans of food, blankets, leashes, and even small toys inside.

Everything packs neatly into a polyester bag measuring 11″ x 12″ x 6″ and weighing 2.3 pounds (empty).  The bag has a polyester grab handle and padded shoulder strap, ID Tag, zippered closure, a front zip pocket, back pouch pocket, side pockets, and exterior mesh pockets.  A mesh pocket on the back of the bag can even slide down over the handle of your rolling luggage for easy transport.

The Overland Dog Gear Travel Bag is $44.99 at Target.

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This bag makes traveling with your small dog easier originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on January 2, 2019 at 8:00 am.

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This bag makes traveling with your small dog easier

NEWS – This gear bag makes traveling with your small dog much easier by organizing his gear for a day trip or for a week away from home.  It includes two food carrier bags, a placemat, and two bowls.  There’s room inside to hold the toys, treats, and other items he’ll need when you’re traveling.  The food pouches are zippered to keep dry food inside.  The large bag fits small cans of food, blankets, leashes, and even small toys inside.

Everything packs neatly into a polyester bag measuring 11″ x 12″ x 6″ and weighing 2.3 pounds (empty).  The bag has a polyester grab handle and padded shoulder strap, ID Tag, zippered closure, a front zip pocket, back pouch pocket, side pockets, and exterior mesh pockets.  A mesh pocket on the back of the bag can even slide down over the handle of your rolling luggage for easy transport.

The Overland Dog Gear Travel Bag is $44.99 at Target.

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This bag makes traveling with your small dog easier originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on January 2, 2019 at 8:00 am.

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You’ll never forget where you’ve been with this notebook

NEWS – The Stitch Travel Notebook from Chasing Threads is an A5 leather notebook cover with a 120 page lined insert. What makes this leather notebook cover special? The cover has an outline of the Earth’s continents.

The cover also has tiny perforations where you can sew little X’s like needlepoint/cross stitch to mark locations where you’ve visited. Included with the cover are green and gold threads with a needle that you can use to commemorate all the locations you’ve been to and you can write about your adventures inside the book making this refillable leather cover something that will evolve with time. The Stitch Travel Notebook is £40.00 (approximately $50.76 US) from wearechasingthreads.com

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You’ll never forget where you’ve been with this notebook originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on January 1, 2019 at 10:00 am.

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Go to sleep and wake up more naturally with the Philips Somneo clock

NEWS – I have a lot of trouble going to sleep at night, so I’m very intrigued with this clock from Philips.  Using light and sounds, the Somneo is supposed to help you fall asleep and wake more naturally.  At night, the RelaxBreathe function uses lights to help you relax and unwind to guide you into sleep.  In the morning, it uses lights and sound to wake you.  Somneo uses bright yellow, warm orange, and soft red lights to simulate sunrise and sunset.  You can wake to white noise, natural sounds, an FM station, or songs on your phone.  It saves two alarm settings, one for weekdays, one for weekends, to waken you.

The clock has an AUX in to connect your phone for music, and it has a USB port for charging the phone.  It has a power backup to keep your clock going for up to 8 hours in the event of a power outage.  The smart-touch display lets you set the clock quickly and easily.  It has a midnight setting that provides just enough light to find your way in the dark at night and a reading setting with multiple light settings that let you choose which is just right to read by.

The Philips Somneo Sleep and Wake-up Light Therapy Lamp is $199.00 at Amazon.

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Go to sleep and wake up more naturally with the Philips Somneo clock originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on January 1, 2019 at 8:00 am.

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This gadget will let you lick your plate in public

NEWS – Forktula is a reusable slide on spatula for your fork that you can use to scrape the last yummy drop or crumb from your plate without actually picking it up and licking it like an animal. Made with food-grade silicone, Forktulas come in four colors and are priced at $7.50 for a pack of four.

Forktula was a successful Kickstarter campaign back in 2017, and now you can have your own sauce saving fork accessory by heading over to forktula.com. They say that using a Forktula prevents you from making that annoying scraping noise when using your fork, but here’s hoping that the Forktula doesn’t replace the fork on plate scraping noise with an embarrassing squeegee “fart” noise – think windshield wipers on a semi-dry window and you’ll know what I’m talking about.

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This gadget will let you lick your plate in public originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on December 31, 2018 at 10:00 am.

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