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Once you get the package home, cat dry food doesn’t belong in the original packaging any more. It’s hard to scoop from, doesn’t form the best seal and mischievous kitties can occasionally gorge themselves when they get creative with their paws.

Tupperware containers solve these problems, but rarely look stylish. The Crick Cat Dry Food Container solves all these problems and looks stylish.

Packaged in a gift box with scoop included, the Crick Cat Dry Food Container is an attractive way to keep up to 2kgs of dry food stored.

Available now for $64.95 from modernpet.com.au. Product Link.

Replenish is selling you* an almost empty bottle. According to the good people at Replenish, up to 95% of what you buy in traditional cleaning products can be water… and that water is expensive to ship. As you buy only the tricked out bottle and concentrate (enough for 4 bottles) and add the water at home, it saves on shipping costs which in turn saves the environment. Quite brilliant really!

* if you live in the USA and managed to get in before they all sold out.

No words can describe the infinite brilliance a simple audio overlay can make.

Unemployed Stuff To Do List via Geeks are Sexy.

This is a prime example of a product being perfectly normal until the out of context Internet gets a hold of it.  Originally created in a neutral skin colour ‘Foot Thongs’ allowed ballet dances to be able to spin on the balls of their feet easier.  Now the humble Foot Thong has been reinvented as a fashion item called FootUndeez.

Made to look like underwear for your feet, FootUndeez are nothing short of strange.

What’s that?  You like the idea of foot underwear but would prefer them to make more of a bold statement?  Perhaps the creators could do this using bright pink or leopard print material.  Oh wait.  They already have…

FootUndeez are available for purchase here with prices starting from £10.95.

If you own a Wii console and are obsessed with Doctor Who, I’d say this product was tailor made for you.

It has been created by the BBC and Blue Ocean to tie in with a game that is being released on the Wii… Doctor Who: Return To Earth.

If I still owned a Wii, I’d definitely be in the market for a glowing Sonic Screwdriver Wiimote.  Not only would it function as a Wii controller, but it’d likely fix dripping taps and unlock the front door when I’ve locked myself out*.  The Doctor Who Sonic Screwdriver Wiimote will be available when the game is released, which is slated for the Australian summer.

* It probably wouldn’t do either of those things.  Oh to have a proper Sonic Screwdriver.