Here’s a fun design for a USB Pillow iSleep, it uses the Laptop fan vents to inflate itself.

This might be a good way to sleep on the job but then again, I rather stick to my Keetsa Eco-Friendly hybrid memory form/spring bed that gives me a real rest.

This painfull experience will now stop! Now there is i -sleep, a comfortable soft pillow which can be attached on the top of each leptop and functiones like a rescue west in an airplane - with the difference…it really saves us. If we tend to fall asleep, we just close our laptop, a pillow gets filled with warm air, music is being played and after 10 minutes the alarm clock rings. Bonne nuit!

via ohgizmo, Design Page

Seamour Sheep Radioactive USB Lamp!

Believe it or not, counting sheeps at night works to help you go to sleep.  (Of course,  there’s always “greener” way to help you sleep too if you know what I mean.)

Check out these Seamour Sheep Radioactive USB LED Lamp that looks, quite frankly, really cute.

You can get one for $69 over at rotofugi.com.  These would make great gifts for anyone including yourself, do you have extra $69 to shell out of your pocket today?

Seamour makes a triumphant return with this “Radioactive” edition. Green LED’s and a USB cable make Seamour glow bright green when he’s on his feet…but tip him over and he goes to sleep and the light goes out. Great functional design! USB cable and removable googles included!

via technabob, Product Page

LED Doggy Paws Pillow!

Here’s a cool LED Doggy Paws Pillow for those of you who have dogs and would like to make your home more animal-friendly lookin’.

Get one LED Paw-Shaped Pillow! Let your lover, families and friends sleep with it, hug it tight while watching TV, reading books or talk on the phone!!

via coolest-gadgets, Product Page

Here’s a great idea for beating hotel rates.  It’s a AirBed and Breakfast, meaning you get to stay at some random person’s home with your airbed.  Of course, you do take a great risk of finding a serial-killer’s home but if you are barely living it up, this might save you some good pocket change.

AirBed and Breakfast will definitely appeal to younger travelers, and conventioneers who can’t find a regular hotel room. In overbooked Denver, where 20,000 people will be descending for the Democratic National Convention, hotels are already sold out. More than 600 people have found alternative accommodations through AirBed and Breakfast, and 50 to 100 new listings appear every day. Prices range from $20 a night for an airbed to $3,000 for an entire house.

via techcrunch, airbedandbreakfast

Well, if you live in a cool area like San Francisco, you won’t need air conditioning all year round but if you do live in a hot area, you can bring some extra air conditioning with the DeLonghi portable air conditioner.  Now, air conditioning just got easier.

Of course, if it doesn’t get too hot, you do have the air conditioning chair add-on, which works on much cheaper.

Features:

• 11,000-BTU portable air conditioner with independent pump dehumidifier
• 3M Filtrete air filter attracts and captures tiny microparticles of pollen and dust
• Electronic control panel with LED display; LCD remote control; adjustable thermostat
• Boost, Sleep, and Smart fan modes; 24-hour timer; caster wheels for portability
• Measures 16-1/7 by 19-1/2 by 37 inches

via uncrate

Air conditioned bed?  This is something I have invented on paper before but to see it in real life, it’s great!

The air conditioned bed could be used for sports, especially for football or basketball where players can rest their backs and aching muscles during time outs or while benched out.

Now, after wearing your air-conditioned clothes, you can come home from a hot day and sleep peacefully on your air-conditioned bed from Kuchofuku. Using extremely quiet dual-fans at the foot of the bed, cool air is pulled in from behind your head and circulated through the soft membrane which also acts as an air-cushion to support you. Best of all, the bed uses extremely low power, costing only $.24 per month if used eight hours a day!

via 7gadgets

Well, I am glad that I almost came to the point of being on the streets just a couple months ago but saved.  Here’s a survival guide on how to sleep in a garage without getting caught, the professional homeless way.

Hey, you never know these excellent tips might come in handy.

When you find yourself having to do what you have to do to make it from day to day, you may find that you’ll need to adapt long term while the world and your life goes through changes you hadn’t thought of. This is what I’ve done to get by.

via instructables

Sounds almost like “dank” to me, take out the “r” and you’d have a truly melatonined-out sleeping drink.

Continue reading ‘Slow Your Roll - Anti-Energy Drink, Drank helps you sleep!’

Here’s an interesting concept, an alarm clock that’s embedded in a blanket light up when it’s time for you to eat the worms. Of course, set that alarm early so you can eat all the worms.

Here is something that you may want to consider taking with you when you go to bed. Much of us want to know what goes on in bed when we sleep and while these may occur at times where we least note them to be, it would be best to have a handy device as the Remy Alarm Blanket which monitors your movements and alerts you as well.

This is a good device to use especially if you are the type who wants to monitor your sleep movements in bed.

via bedzIne