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DIY Chalkboard Refrigerator

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Parents with younger children, listen up.

This is a chalkboard fridge. By that, I mean that with a little time and money, you can turn the entire facade of your refrigerator into a damn chalkboard. This will keep your kids entertained for hours on end and will most likely keep them from drawing all over the walls. Essentially, you just sand down the front and paint it with that nifty chalkboard paint they sell at The Home Depot. But don’t follow my instructions; hit the link for the full details on this mod.

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Air Bag Demolition

It’s basic knowledge that the air bag in your car exerts tremendous force when it’s deployed. Now what if you took said air bag, put it in a refrigerator and wired it to go off when you plug it in? Take a look and find out.

Watch the whole thing. When the dude goes to remove the air bag from the fridge, he burns the shit out of his hand.

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Jot Dry-Erase Refrigerator Is Fun For The Kids

The days of slapping magnets all over your refrigerator are thankfully over with the Jot Dry-Erase Refrigerator.  Leave messages, reminders, chores or just doodle right in the privacy of your own kitchen. Is someone drinking from the milk carton? Tell them to “Fuck off!” with one of the many colored dry-erase markers included.  Has the cheese gone bad? Leave a warning to your friends and family so no one is stuck cutting the proverbial cheese. At $549, you’ve got to ask yourself: what are you willing to pay to express yourself?

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12 Can Home Vending Machine: No change required

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Having a vending machine in your home might not be the most practical of solutions for serving yourself and friends some cold beverages, but it’s a nice alternative to your typical white and bare refrigerator. All you have to do is fill up the machine with 12 cans of your favorite icy brew (soda, of course). Just press a button when you want one.

Like most merchant vending machines, you won’t need any money to get your soda out of here, but if your really scrimping for change you can charge your friends a few bucks for vending access. That is, if you are a cheap prick. Available now for $159.95. — Andrew Dobrow

Product Page [Gifts and Gadgets Online, via Coolest Gadgets]

Electric Party Refrigerator: keep drinks cold anywhere

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Pool parties are really fun until that igloo cooler that holds 6 drinks is empty and you have to go back in the house, soaking wet, just to get 6 more drinks. The Electric Party Refrigerator will remove the worry of ruining that expensive hardwood floor; this portable refrigerator can hold massive amounts of drinks right where the party is bumping. This roomy “watering holeâ€? can hold 72 12 oz…sodas, 48…IBC root beers, or 36 bottles of…sparkling cider. What’s technical about this party-saver is the ability to control the temperature for the specific needs of your drinks. There are two baskets on the exterior to hold fruit or more drinks, and if you’re 21+, you can use the 2 included cutting boards to prepare fruit or put your wine in the 2 external wine caddies. If you’re not quite able to drink yet, you can still prepare fruit, but leave the wine in your parent’s wine cellar. The cooler will stay cool even if the lid is left open at a party; you can’t blame the drunk guy for not closing it (he probably doesn’t even know where he is). If you have a lot of parties at your house, dish out the $500 for the Electric Party Refrigerator; otherwise, stick with the cheap ice chests from Target. — Nick Rice

Electric Party Refrigerator [via Newlaunches]