



From Tool-Free Shelves to Cordless Irons
Brian G Randles — January 28, 2010 — Lifestyle
Americans look for convenience in their products like they do fireworks the night before July 4th. Something about having a product which requires as little parts, assembly and all-around effort, makes it unspeakably appealing to the lovably lazy citizens of this great nation.
So, in honor of all of our awesomely easy-to-use products, check out the top 45 convenient innovations which can be viewed just by clicking your mouse. You know I wouldn’t want you to work to hard for it. Enjoy.
So, in honor of all of our awesomely easy-to-use products, check out the top 45 convenient innovations which can be viewed just by clicking your mouse. You know I wouldn’t want you to work to hard for it. Enjoy.
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