Laserlyte says that as smoke develops, three red laser arrows will project to the floor, pointing toward the exit. As smoke thickens, laser beams begin to appear suspended in smoke, moving one after another toward the exit. As the smoke becomes even thicker, the unit will glow like a beacon, directing individuals toward the exit. The Holey Moley HydroPlanter line, from the Snake River Tool Co. in Lewiston, Idaho, is designed to save time and energy for gardeners. The tools hook a garden hose to a shovel handle and the water's force digs the hole, with the gardener adding slight pressure.
Various sizes do different jobs, from planting bulbs to digging fence post holes.
Many homeowners walk past these windows several times a day and see dead space. To fill in the blank, Scenic WindowWells of Lemont, Ill., offers Welliners, a decorative mural insert available in 36 designs. A well liner with light-scattering technology fits within the existing window well. A light reflection panel mounts above the exterior basement window to capture sunlight and reflect it into the window well. The company says installation can be done by homeowners with average handy skills and that the systems increase sunlight in a below-ground basement by up to 10 to 15 times, depending on the system.