Hidden Inventions That Will Take Your Home to Another Level

[@christelklinko7683]

Great sense of humor. All of them are great. Some I would need classes for to learn or remember How to put them together. Thank you.

[@user-Tineke]

I love seeing all the new invitations! ❤

[@SamSolasdonSaol]

I love innovative solutions oriented dreamers and doers!

[@person2463]

Love the narrator's voice.

[@danpage6907]

5:39. What happens if a guest hits the wrong switch while you're eating soup at the table?

[@scottboa2738]

Sofa bed cabinet seems very similar to a Murphy Bed.

[@mlisaj1111]

It is pretty much the same. Just like someone re-invents “the girdle” like it’s something new every 10-15 years or so.

[@ginaperry2599]

A sauna in the same room as a library???? Aren't they concerned about the moisture causing mildew to the books??? 🤷

[@Vincent_Beers]

Just wait until animals decide to crawl into those underground trash bins.

[@philippusviridi6527]

Only the rich need to apply.

[@notcherbane3218]

Yep

[@mlisaj1111]

True, but remember that it’s typical that what is only for “the rich” today - is a middle-class necessity the next generation or so. When my parents grew up, only the rich had more than one car per family, air-conditioning, more than 3-4 outfits, plane travel, vacations beyond “camp or fish nearby,” health insurance, a college fund, and even a “bathroom.” Both my parents grew up (one in Canada, one US) with an outhouse out back, and a bath tub that was a tub you put on the kitchen floor, and that was considered normal and middle-class then (lower middle class, but still).

[@mattypants]

Back wall of our great room is all glass, those blinds would be perfect!

[@SeiyuRavensong]

People need to afford a home first.

[@kevinc9065]

all but two of these are completely impractical and/or a waste of money due to an existing better alternative

[@faisonhoward9191]

Only the rich..

[@mlisaj1111]

Sure, but in my parents childhood, here are things that were “only for the rich”: - air conditioning - any hope of attending college (except the GI bill) - having more than one car per family - any plane travel - a vacation beyond “go camp and fish in the next town” - a TV - health insurance - owning more than 3-5 changes of clothes - a phone - an indoor bathroom (both my parents, one in the US/one Canada, had an outhouse out back, and the bath tub was a literal tub you put on the kitchen floor) - a bedroom per kid - a home computer or even a calculator (super pricey for years) The stuff shown in the video are mostly gimmicks, but what starts for the rich is often middle-class in a generation or two.

[@John-gf2tm]

Become the rich and change the world

[@John-gf2tm]

Exceeding abundant and above and beyond. That is the call

[@ExposingFamilyCourt]

The music is a huge distraction from the content

[@Cocoandindy]

And the annoying voice

[@JMaxwell1000]

As interesting as the content is, the speaker's voice reminds me too much of a high-speed dentist drill. Ugh.

[@LizMcNamara47]

Music is annoying, narrators voice most unpleasant

[@stacieknock5828]

💯‼️

[@lennywinbox1734]

A sprinkler? really?

[@thisbushnell2012]

Rich (foolish) peoples' toys.

[@ROBOTkw1]

Fascinating gadgets! The MusiK is really good, too- especially the first track during Lex Blinds.

[@belladeann8398]

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[@alixp3411]

😂😂😂. Lol!! Just watched it to see how stupid and unnecessary these are!!! 😂😂😂

[@angelabobotildon8092]

Video clock: 2:52.....................$2 HUNDRED TWENTY THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS $220,800.00; somebody couldn't READ FOR UNDERSTANDINGmixing up the decimal point OR??

[@Vincent_Beers]

He said it right and you misunderstood. It's $20,800.00 Which when said as words is twenty thousand, eight hundred.

[@metalshop7492]

Wow…someone did not graduate grade school

[@metalshop7492]

Complete junk…I would not want any of this crap