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Jumping from the dull winter into the pure summer mornings is something that involves a little bit of struggling sometimes. Whether it's because of the allergies or just the cold nights, a lot of people clearly catch a cold in the process. And what’s the one thing that you need most when feeling sick and unable to move yourself from the bed to the couch? Tissues, of course, preferably a bunch of them.
Yes, but when you’re sick at home, there’s usually nobody there helping you out since everybody else needs to work for a living and all. Heck, we’re in the freaking age of technology, why can’t we find something that solves this problem, some drone helping you out? Well, we might have found something after all.
As silly at it appears, it could come in handy. Turns out you were not the only one thinking of this common, but still unsolved problem.
Kyosho, one of the oldest Radio Controlled car makers in Japan apparently has thought of it too. So they decided to make a wheeled tissue box that will come where ever you are sitting. While you're waiting aspirin to kick in and take away that stupid spring flu, this puppy will bring the tissues to you. How cool is that, right?
Called the RC Tissue Box Train, it has a train design on the outside while inside it's a regular RC car. In other words, you drive it like any other similar toy. Think of it as the budget robot anyone should have at home just in case.
Sized at 182 x 79 x 92 mm (7.2 x 3.1 x 3.6’’) this innovative gizmo needs four AA batteries to get kicking and will cost you $34.
Gesundheit!
As silly at it appears, it could come in handy. Turns out you were not the only one thinking of this common, but still unsolved problem.
Kyosho, one of the oldest Radio Controlled car makers in Japan apparently has thought of it too. So they decided to make a wheeled tissue box that will come where ever you are sitting. While you're waiting aspirin to kick in and take away that stupid spring flu, this puppy will bring the tissues to you. How cool is that, right?
Called the RC Tissue Box Train, it has a train design on the outside while inside it's a regular RC car. In other words, you drive it like any other similar toy. Think of it as the budget robot anyone should have at home just in case.
Sized at 182 x 79 x 92 mm (7.2 x 3.1 x 3.6’’) this innovative gizmo needs four AA batteries to get kicking and will cost you $34.
Gesundheit!
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