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- [Voiceover] Cleaning the floor can be tough
and getting out the broom and dustpan
or the Swiffer can be a lot of work.
Luckily, your entire family can help
clean the floor just by walking on it.
Dustmop slippers are becoming disturbingly popular
and are available on Amazon, ebay and Walmart.
You can even save by buying several of them on Groupon.
Now, I know what you are thinking, sure, these slippers
are great for everyone who can walk, but I have a baby.
How can I use my baby to clean for me?
You're in luck, because baby mop allows you to use
your baby's inability to walk to your advantage
by putting a dust mop on the arms and legs of the onesie.
With these two products, your whole family,
regardless of age, can clean your floors for you.
Back To The Future gave us the first taste
of this next lazy invention in 1989,
when Marty McFly wore a pair of self-lacing shoes.
Several prototypes have come throughout the years,
but now Nike has taken on the idea.
The HyperAdapt 1.0 shoes, are set to be
released later this year.
They use sensors at the bottom to register
the wearers weight and position inside the shoe.
A battery powered system of pulleys
then contracts the throat of the shoe around your foot.
After a few wears, the shoe automatically
adjusts to your preferences of tightness.
The days of having to move your thumbs up
and down while using scissors are behind us.
Now with battery operated electric scissors,
we can save all that thumb energy and put it to better use.
Many of these electric scissors are now
cordless too so you don't even need to plug them in.
Unfortunately, you do still need to guide the scissors
in the general direction of cutting,
but I'm sure that will be fixed in time.
The Asahi Robocco BeerBot is a robot that
stores up to six cans of beer in its belly,
which also happens to be a refrigerator.
But the BeerBot does not simply keep your beer cold
as it brings it to you, it also pours your beer into a mug.
This robot was designed so people never have to leave
their couch to grab a beer and it's a lot easier
than training a dog to bring you a beer.
However, this level of laziness does not come cheap.
The BeerBot can be bought used
for $800.00 plus $100.00 shipping from Japan.
If you are one of the lazy men in the world
that refuse to lift the toilet seat before using it,
you may want to invest in a toilet lid pedal.
You simply step on the pedal before using the toilet
and step off it when you are done.
This invention ensures that you will never have to
bend down or even touch the toilet seat ever again.
As an added bonus, some of these products such as the
Flipper, even claim to have been able to save your marriage.
Originally created in the 1980's, this invention
for the lazy has become commonplace in our society.
Providing a solution for the difficult
and energy consuming action of flipping the switch
on the wall to turn on the lights.
The Clapper saves you the trouble
by having you perform an arguably more
energy consuming action of clapping your hands.
Regardless, this invention has been referenced in
numerous TV shows, movies and commercials over the decades
and has successfully infiltrated our pop culture.
Although advertised as a children's toy, lazy adults
of the world have taken over the twirling spaghetti fork.
The fork automatically twirls and winds up pasta
at the end of a fork saving precious energy
that can be used for eating even more pasta.
The reviewers on Amazon have had a field day of
creating sarcastic reviews of the product.
Despite the sarcasm, if you are sitting there thinking
"I need one of these", head on over to Amazon
where you can sign up for an Amazon giveaway
and possibly get this fork for free.
We've all been in the situation before,
you're in bed and you really want to surf the web
on your tablet, smart phone or laptop, but you just
don't have the energy to actually hold the device.
Luckily for all of us, there's now an invention
to help us with this problem.
Bed mounts are now available for
your phone, tablet or even laptop.
With this brilliant invention, you can simply mount your
device directly in front of your face while lying in bed.
No more holding, no more strained neck.
This invention takes us one step closer
to never having to leave our beds.
When you do finally get out of bed in the morning,
walk all the way into the kitchen, grab your pre-made coffee
from the coffee pot, it can be a real downer when you
have to grab a spoon and stir in your cream and sugar.
But with a quick trip to Walmart, or more likely,
a quick search on your smart phone, you can order
a self-stirring mug from several places online.
These mugs have a little spinning disk
at the bottom of the mug that stirs and froths your
coffee for you with the press of a button on the handle.
This invention is great for anyone
who is too tired in the morning to pour the
cream into the coffee and stir it too.
Our last invention takes laziness to a new level.
Most people, lazy or not, love to eat ice cream.
But for some of us, having to constantly
spin the cone around, and lick it to keep the ice cream
from melting, is way too much work.
This is where the motorized ice cream cone
comes to the rescue.
With a motorized ice cream cone, all you need to do
is fill the cone with ice cream, press a button
and stick out your tongue.
The cone spins the ice cream around
with the press of a button so you don't have to.
Just passively stick your tongue out
in the general direction of the ice cream
and enjoy the laziest way to eat dessert ever invented.
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