From JUVO®, the company that specializes in products for people with restricted range of motion or compromised motor skills, this extra-long ergonomic hairbrush measures 15-1/2" long with a 4-1/4" x 1-3/4" head with plastic bristles. The padded grip and sweeping S-curve make hair-brushing possible virtually without raising your arms.

These are like those magnifying reading glasses you buy in the drug store and keep losing, except these clip onto your regular glasses. Mighty handy for general reading, but especially for folks whose bifocals won't work for seeing a computer screen because it's too close for the top and too far for the bottom. Our copywriter is wearing a pair of our clip-ons to type this right now, and it's relief, he tells you. Acrylic lenses flip up when not in use, and the spring-loaded clip has rubber tips to protect your regular glasses. Mag power is 2.50X and the lenses are large at 2-1/4” across. Cheaper than the drug store, too.

If Verdi Had Been A Jeweler... The Anvil Chorus would have been much quieter. Play your own chorus on this excellent forged jeweler's anvil, which is much smaller than the ones in cartoons. In heavy polished steel, it measures approx 4-1/4” x 1-3/4” x 1-1/8” with a 2-1/4” x 1-1/4” flat working surface for chasing, bending corners and flattening wire to harden it, plus (1) round horn and (1) flat horn with a hole for riveting and beading. Essential for making flattened hook-and-eye clasps with craft wires. Also, a must for teeny-tiny blacksmiths.

Or bag something else in this olive drab unwashed 100% cotton canvas mechanics tool bag with webbing carry handles. Bag measures 11" x 7" x 6" with a zippered middle compartment, which is wide open with (8) interior side sleeves to hold pencils, tire gauges and items like that. Also has (2) double-zippered side compartments, (1) adorned with cool-looking orange printed tech info about the bag. Firm bottom permanently sewn in. It’s a sturdy, handsome little bag, no two ways about it.

This nice mini-brick maritime building kit comes in a giant egg and no, we don't know why. (Maybe a roe joke?) Inside the 8-1/2” tall golden egg you'll find (237) pieces to build a hammerhead shark, hippocampus (sea horse), sea lion, dolphin, lobster and crab—or put all the pieces together and make a giant shark. Cheaper than a can of crab meat, and lasts longer, too. ! WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

This high-density crystalline solar panel produces 100 mA and draws 0.6 W. Measures approx 4-1/2” square and has (2) positive and negative labeled contact points on the back for soldered connections. Has 13% conversion efficiency. Encapsulated in non-yellowing acrylic on a 1/8” fiberglass board.

At least for painters. Our (135)-foot spool of 1-1/2” wide orange painter's tape works just like the famous other-colored painter's tape. Also, it has been our experience that paint simply does not care what color tape you use to keep it under control. You’re going to need a few rolls sooner or later.

Beyond Rubik's cube, this complex wooden puzzle is inspired by the Antikythera Mechanism, a mysterious astronomical device discovered off the coast of the eponymous Greek island in 1901 and sometimes called the first analog computer. The puzzle has (5) concentric rings with an increasing number of tabs with numbers printed them. The object is to have the resulting (12) columns all add up to 42. Difficulty level is five stars, unless you don't care what the columns of numbers add up to, in which case it's quite easy. Also, really pretty. Ages 14+. ! WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Attention, sewers! We’ve got (2) kinds of T-90 nylon thread. You pick: the anecord nylon thread, style F, in coyote color on spools, (23) yards per spool; or the lubricated nylon thread, style H in beige on bobbins, (19) yards per spool. You’ll (10) get spools full of spooled thread per order.

Keep track of where you’ve been, figure out where you’re going, or teach someone where someplace is with this dry erase, peel and stick, removable World wall map. From The Peel People™, the 12” x 18” map is durable, stain-proof and easy to clean with an eraser, tissue or cloth. Stick it to a clean dry wall, and pull it off whenever you like, with no damage. Map has geographical boundaries, country names and vivid colors. Good for classrooms or home, and made in the USA.

Our 3D Pixel Puzzles may be light and breezy in subject matter, but that doesn’t mean they lack depth. They’ve got depth, and also width and height, and when they’re done, they’re perfect for displaying. That is, if you’re into whimsy and vibrant pixel pieces. These are for accomplished puzzlers, level 2 or above. You pick: The Unicorn, with more than (270) pieces; or the Flamingo, with more than (210) pieces. Illustrated instructions included. Ages 12+.

Brand new aluminum quad cane with adjustable handle height, foam grip orthopedic handle and rubber feet. Foot is 7" x 11" Wide, has a low center of gravity for balance and a 10 position, push button height adjustment to create the perfect cane for anybody. Adjustable from 31-37" tall and max weight of 250lbs.

They call this a Mini Zipper Light because you can attach it to the zipper pull on your jacket, purse or backpack, but those aren’t the only things that have zippers and frankly you can hang it from anywhere. Like your keychain. Shines a bright 50 lumens, and is rechargeable, with a 90-minute run time and a 30-minute charge time. USB charger cord included. Super easy to attach and un-attach.

Need to connect your laptop with a monitor or projector? This cutie connects to your laptops Mini Display Port to HDMI, DVI and VGA without affecting video quality. Can be used to extend to HDMI, DVI and VGA simultaneously, which is great for anyone who travels or does frequent presentations and has a separate 1/8” audio jack. Comes with a 5V power adapter. Compatible with Apple MacBook Air Pro, Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface Book.

We can think of things that are cuter than miniature decorative clothespins, but not many. Our mini clothespins are from Cakewalk™ and you’ll get a package of (20), each approx 2” tall x 1/4” wide, in (4) colors: light blue, peach, purple and dark blue. Little details like this can make your party—just sayin’.

German safety goggles. Good for “sonne, winde und staub,” they say, and by staub they mean dust. These are gray rubber with a little, tinted sun visor that snaps on or off, an adjustable elastic strap and removable clear lenses. Lightly used, although if the thin foam padding around the eyes is deteriorated, it’s easily removed. Measure approx 8" x 4".

Made of wound-up stainless steel coil springs and tough as rhinoceros jerky, these 35-gram stainless pot scrubbers will make you scoff at those dollar retailer pads that look like shredded wheat and sound like you need help at sea. In your PKG (6) each will be wrapped individually. Bonus: science fair material potential!

The only thing able to fancy-up a drink quicker than a fancy straw is some oddly shaped ice, and we don’t sell ice, not even the regular-shaped kind. We do, however, have these shiny, rose gold-finish decorative straws from Cakewalk™. Measure 7-3/4” long, and you’ll get a pack of (24). One-time use, and for cold drinks only, preferably with oddly shaped ice.

Dinosaur of steel would be a great album name for a heavy metal group, but until that happens it’s going to refer to our metal model of a T-rex from the educational series of Totally Cool Toys. Has (169) pieces, including nuts, bolts and tools, and you’ll get some foam accents to give the steel skeleton a fuller look. Instructions included. Ages 6+.

You know, like The Egg and I, the 1947 movie starring Fred MacMurray and Claudette Colbert? Never mind—we were stuck for an egg headline. Just get this Crackin' Eggs™ set, a microwave egg-cooking system that includes one large and two small plastic egg cookers with double walls to save your delicate fingers. Includes a bunch of recipes including “perfect poached” and “super quick scrambled,” but we're in love with the pizza scrambled eggs, pancetta egg cup, and most of all with the green eggs and ham. Also mini frittatas and the side-orders: bacon and mushrooms and baked beans. Yes, of course it's been seen on TV. So was Fred MacMurray with his three sons.

This is our cutest, and handiest, adjustable beam UV (395 nm wavelength) flashlight. Has a 3-stage switch: 50% brightness, 100% brightness or flashing. It comes on a lanyard if you don't have a pocket. Measures 3-3/4” long x 1” dia, in aluminum. You add a “AA” battery

Easy to do, and important these days. We’ve been pointing this non-contact infrared thermometers at just about every forehead we see. Reads in one second with a digital display in C or F. Measures body temps of 89.6 to 108.5 F (32.0 to 42.5 C) with a resolution of 0.18 F (0.1 C) and color changing backlit display to warn you when hot is too hot. Normal operating temperature (ambient air) range is 60.8 to 95 F (16.0 to 35.0 C), and the device should be held between 0.4" and 2" inches from those foreheads. Want to fry an egg on your car dash? Switch it over to surface mode to check, well, surface temps. Couldn’t be easier to use, or more important in times like these. Plus, when this is all over, you’ll never have to stick a thermometer under your tongue, or anywhere else, again. Approved by the FDA as soon as you add a pair of "AAA" batteries.

This excellent 4-piece set of double-ended picks is made of nylon so you won't damage your electronics or electrocute yourself. They have hex-shaped shafts for a good grip, and assorted pick, probe, hook and scraper ends. Equally good for auto detailing or any place where you want to avoid scratching.

My First Microscope from GeoSafari® Jr.® is a colorful plastic 8X binocular inspection scope for pre-preschoolers. Includes a built-in white LED top illuminator, over-sized rubber eyecups and simple focus knob. Fixed stage holds flat or 3D objects, so there's no need for slides. All you add is (3) "AAA" batteries and a bunch of stuff for them to peer at, like insects and coins.

This XL magnifier measures 3-3/8" dia with a 5" long handle, all rubber coated. Glass lens is 1.5X and surrounded by (3) bright white energy efficient COB LED strips that run on (2) included "AA" batteries. Tap-on, tap-off switch. Good for everything from reading to looking at bugs and such.

There's optical science and high school physics, and then there's making pretty colors with this little 4-1/2" x about 1" acrylic prism. It makes the same rainbows that the beveled edges on the glass in the French doors to your grandmother's living room used to make on the floor in the afternoon while she was making supper. If you had a grandmother with French doors with beveled glass, who made you supper. If not, you'd better buy this prism or you won't have anything to remember after she's gone.

This little Wi-Fi smart socket plugs into any grounded wall socket and lets you control lights, holiday decorations, TVs, or anything else that plugs in. In white, with a function button and LED indicator, it supports Alexa, Google Assistant/Home and IFTTT. Search for “Smart Life” in the App Store, or scan the QR code. App allows timer settings or on/off control from any Android or iPhone/tablet. Easy to set up and easy to use. Pat didn't even read the instructions. Just make sure to turn off your 5GHz for the setup. UL. FCC approved. Model Hyleton-311 XP61065.

Our robotic kingii dragon (Chlamydosaurus kingii, or frilled-neck lizard) is better than a puppy because you don't have clean up after it and it won't chew the furniture. This STEM education kit has (2) motors and digital control via IR sensors to activate LED eyes, motorized mouth and pop-out neck frill, plus "Escape" and "Chase" modes, which make it retreat and follow you using IR sensors, respectively. You'll need (4) "AAA" batteries and some patience, as this kit is delightfully challenging. Finished dragon will be 13-1/2" long x 8-1/4" x 5". For ages 10+.

So you don't have a gas jet in the garage? You don't think Margie and Ted are old enough to handle the high temperatures of a Bunsen burner? Our alcohol lamp is the answer. It burns alcohol (available at the hardware store), and is hot enough to boil water, to soften glass tubing for bending, and to generate the chemical reactions generally called for in science projects. The lamp is thick glass, shaped somewhat like a squared-off ink well, 3-1/2" tall w/ cap x 2-1/2" and comes with a screw-on wick holder and a handy little lid/extinguisher, both metal.

Rubrasers. Maybe it’s a silly name, but they’re very cute. They’re erasers shaped like miniature versions of everyday stuff, and they come (4) to a pack. We'll pick from the Rainy Days pack, including an umbrella and rain boot; the Emergency pack, with an ambulance and fire extinguisher; or the Couch Potato pack, with living-room furniture. Also excellent for doll houses, dioramas or general play.

All the better to trim those nose hairs. Good grooming is a snap, or snappier, with this CONAIR™ Classique Collection 8” dia mirror on a tri-fold arm that extends over 12-1/2” from the wall with 9” and 4” articulated sections. Mirror flips from standard to 5X (enormous!) in a 360-degree swivel mount. Includes mounting hardware. Better check those ear hairs while you're at it. Finish is oil-rubbed bronze. (Even sounds spa-ish!)

Perfect for hands-on hobbyists. Foot-pedal speed controls free up your paws to do the real work. This one's for 120VAC devices, and ideal for machines using approx 200W or 1.6A or less. Measures 5" x 3" x 2-1/4" tall, with a 6-foot cord that plugs into the wall and a 2-foot grounded female plug for your sewing machine, rotary tool, scroll saw, or, if you really make a lot of banana Daiquiris, blender.

Leather scraps, very assorted. Each 2-lb sack will net you some small pieces and a few larger pieces, from 4" x 12" down to 6" x 2", more or less and give or take, in odd shapes. (If your lucky maybe even one long piece) Think coin purses and bracelets, not belts. Maybe a jacket for a hipster rabbit. Colors are all over the place, from light and dark browns to reds, whites, maroons and more. You get approx (2) pounds total. Have fun and send us pictures of what you made. Call for larger bulkier pricing. 

Stop waiting for Steven Spielberg to call, and just put your name in a marquee yourself. Also handy for greeting guests of honor at parties. Our marquees have (3) white-LED backlit rows ready to take the letters, numbers, punctuation marks and, yes, emojis, that will make you a legend in your own time. You pick: the Mini-Marquee, 6" x 4" x 1-1/2" with (90) characters, powered by (4) “AA” batteries that you add; or the Cinema Light Box, 11-11/16" x 8-5/8" x 2" with (100) characters, powered by (3) “AA” batteries (not included). Both will sit up by themselves, or hang via a pair of slotted mounting holes. (Both will also run via a micro USB cord if you have one.)

Put your silverware on your belt. This 4-1/4" camping implement separates into a fold-out fork and spoon, and the spoon has a fold-out knife at the other end so you can use it with the fork to cut your pork chops. Also includes a corkscrew (we recommend a nice Grenache or Tempranillo with pork chops), a can/bottle opener and the ubiquitous awl. In brushed steel with a black canvas belt pouch that you should put the thing into fork-down or the tines might catch on the fabric and make you crazy.

Yes they, do. Neither Man nor Woman lives by retro hipster vinyl alone. This binder-style CD book holds (24) discs in back-to-back pages with an orange and translucent cover. Comes in an equally translucent sleeve so the CDs don't fall all over the floor of the car you have that still has a CD player.

Rock hammer with one squared chipping face and one pointy picking face, ideal for prospectors, rock hounds, construction and more. A single piece of forged and polished steel with a molded rubber grip makes this a solid and reliable tool that will last. 10-1/2" long x 6-1/2" across the 20 oz. head, 1-3/4 lbs. total. Well made. Good buy. Good bye!

Trying to cut back on hobby expenditures? This incredibly priced utility knife set is x-actly what you need. Standard interchangeable blades and holders, the largest of which has an easy-grip, screwdriver-type handle. Everything is lined up in a fitted plastic box with extra blades magnetically anchored. This 48–piece set has (7) holders, a wide assortment of blades, (1) tube of glue, and (1) sharpening stone. Very nicely priced. Very sharp.

Skivvy-sewing lessons? Nah, just go commando. But if you want to make your own drawers, as in places to keep stuff, try this small drawer slide. Measure 7” long, and extend to approx 12”. Drilled with a plethora of holes to screw it to the sides of the drawers you made. Or the ones you already have and want to slide. Note, this is a single slide, so unless you're replacing a broken one, you'll need to order two.

The smart cutters and choppers these days are using ceramic knives because they stay so sharp for so long, and who remembers to have their knives sharpened? Ours measure 7" long over all, with a red, green, or deep aqua handle, a 3" blade and a sheath. Don't go into the kitchen without one. Slice, dice, chop and mince, and forget about sharpening. Like you always do.