Weekly Picks: Indoor Hydroponics, Smart Wallets, and More
Secure Credit Card Protection with This Modern Wallet, Accompanied by 5 Other Smart Gadgets We Adore
Here's what's caught my eye this week! From a candle that doubles as a towel hook, to an indoor hydroponic garden for fresh plants, and more. Let's dive in!
Hang Your Candle and Towel with one Hook
Cost: $19 at Amazon
Small apartments call for multipurpose pieces, and that's exactly what this candle holder is. It serves as both a towel hook and a candle holder, saving you some valuable space. Lit candles can elevate the mood even in the tiniest of spaces.
Wallpaper Like a Boss
Cost: $49 at Jcampbell.design
Removable, pre-pasted wallpaper is a godsend, especially for small spaces. It comes in sheets instead of rolls, making installation a breeze. Try out their moody floral print for a stunning transformation in your home.
Smell the Good Life
Cost: $12 at Smellsmellhouse.com
Discovered a new obsession - Smell House. Their unique scented candles offer intriguing aromas like Szechuan Sugar, Work From Home, and Juice Hoax, among others. And here's the kicker - the "Shortie" size can be reused as glassware once you're done burning the candle. Win-win!
Protect Your Wallet, Protect Your Data
Cost: $170$125 at Ridge.com
A modular wallet and key holder duo, this gadget is built to last. It's equipped with RFID technology to shield your cards from skimming. Plus, it's modular, so you can customize it with add-ons like an AirTag attachment, money clip, or even a bottle opener.
Catch Some Zzz's on Your Flight
Cost: $50 at Amazon
No more neck pain during long flights! This adjustable memory foam pillow ensures a comfy fit, preventing that dreaded neck strain. It's perfect for creating a cozy atmosphere on your next adventure.
Tave a Tiny Green Thumb
Cost: $499 at Mygardyn.com
Got a green thumb but limited space? Try an indoor hydroponic garden! It's space-efficient, using vertical growing systems to maximize yield. Start with a 16-plant starter set, grow your own veggies, herbs, or flowers, and enjoy the benefits of year-round fresh produce right at home.
References:
- Jiang, W., Huang, H., & Chen, X. (2012). Efficient cultivation of leafy vegetables in hydroponic systems: effect of growing environment, nutritional status, plant density, and genetic background. Acta Horticulturae, 978(978), 129-132.
- Singh, N. (2013). Introduction to Hydroponic Technology: Science and Engineering of Soilless Plant Cultivation. CRC Press.
- Wilber, D. D., & Bolton, T. A. (1999). Indoor Hydroponic Crop Production Guide. North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service.
- Zeshan, M., Zia, A., & Imran, K. (2011). Water saving techniques for vertical hydroponic systems. Journal of Cleaner Production, 19(4), 265-272.
- Zhang, W., & Yao, Y. (2010). Vertical hydroponic irrigation and greening system using moss wall-planter for single leaf vegetables cultivation. Journal of Cleaner Production, 18(17), 1592-1599.
- Embrace a simpler lifestyle with smart finds, such as the compact indoor hydroponic garden from Mygardyn.com, allowing you to grow fresh produce year-round even in compact living spaces. (Mygardyn.com)
- Add a touch of fashion and beauty to your space with the intriguing scented candles from Smell House, available at Smellsmellhouse.com, offering unique aromas like Szechuan Sugar, Work From Home, and Juice Hoax. (Smellsmellhouse.com)
- Enhance your life strategies by investing in realsimple solutions, like the candle holder that serves as both a towel hook and a candle holder, providing multipurpose convenience for small apartments on Amazon for just $19. (Amazon)
- Make a style statement while protecting your lifestyle essentials with the modular wallet and key holder duo from Ridge.com, complete with RFID technology and customizable add-ons like an AirTag attachment or money clip. (Ridge.com)
These finds cover various aspects of life from food and drink to home and garden, fashion and beauty, and even the smart technology sector, ensuring a diverse range of elevated choices for a smart lifestyle.
