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Graphic design
fromABC7 Los Angeles
5 days ago

Artist turns everyday t-shirts into billboards

Marc Murphy creates colorful screen-printed shirts using layered heat-transfer processes and pop-culture themes, selling them through South Street Art Mart.
fromHomebuilding
5 months ago

Could this simple radiator gadget be the solution to your rising heating bills?

With heating bills soaring, everyone is looking for a simple way to cut costs - which is where radiator booster fans could come to the rescue. For those who have never heard of them, these gadgets attach to the bottom or top of the best radiator, drawing in cooler air from the floor, blowing it across the warm radiator surface, and then pushing the heated air quickly around the room. To find out whether these add-ons really work (or whether they're just another gimmick), we asked a heating expert for their opinions and put them to the test on our own radiators.
Gadgets
fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
6 months ago

Hand-Cast Moka Pot Looks Like a Turbine and Brews 20% Faster - Yanko Design

Moka pots have stayed remarkably consistent since their invention, maintaining the same octagonal silhouette and brewing method across generations. They produce rich, concentrated coffee reliably, but the process demands patience while water heats slowly and pressure builds gradually. Most models sit on stovetops for several minutes burning gas or electricity, which adds up over daily use and feels inefficient for such a simple task.
Coffee
Renovation
fromHomebuilding
7 months ago

Avoid underfloor heating mistakes or risk expensive bills warns expert

Incorrect underfloor heating installation or settings cause inefficiency, higher energy bills, potential floor removal, and prolonged, costlier running due to poor heat transfer.
Science
fromArs Technica
8 months ago

Ice discs slingshot across a metal surface all on their own

Scientists have made frozen discs of ice move across a patterned metal surface using a three-phase Leidenfrost effect.
fromWIRED
11 months ago

Are Those Viral 'Cooling Blankets' for Real?

When you touch objects at the same temperature, the one that feels cooler often has a higher thermal conductivity, leading to greater energy loss from your hand.
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