Just minutes after it arrived, we fired it at an office wall. To our astonishment, it didn't shatter. Sure, it cracked, but the Teflon outer coating kept the glass fragments in place. It's the first shatterproof light bulb to hit the market. That might change with Travis Industries' new Ember Fyre, the most realistic gas burner we've seen.
Most gas burners consist of a metal tube with holes in it.
With the Ember Fyre, flames rise from ports drilled in a ceramic fiber base, which then glows red to mimic wood embers. Air delivered to the surface of the element creates dancing yellow flames that impinge on the hand-carved ceramic fiber logs, causing them to glow red and orange too. The result looks like a real wood fire. The Eureka Hot Shot handheld steamer is one of the most versatile cleaning devices we've seen. It saves time and elbow grease by blasting the nastiness from tile, stovetops, mirrors, and other sealed hard surfaces.