Thursday 30th of December 2004

Most novel use of a led

Well, two leds. We’ve all had our mother insatiably yell at us after we left a lovely yellow treat for her and other family members on the rim of the toilet after a stressful night. “I couldn’t see! it was dark!” was the most common excuse, that sadly, never seemed to work.

Future generations won’t have that problem: the NavLav (here’s a review of it) is a motion-sensing night light that attaches to the underside of the lid of your toilet in order to protect your family and roommates from your aimless and blind self.

It turns on when you approach in the dark, and turns off after you leave, shining gentle yet sufficient light where you need it, when you need it. Better yet, the LavNav uses RED or GREEN light to cleverly show the position of the seat. It’s smart, energy efficient lighting that makes the bathroom safe and easy to use at night.

So, when you leave the seat up, it glows red and when it’s down it will glow green, all for the convinience of your fellow women. The thing is brilliant.

I must have one.

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