We've all lost it. Our remote that is. And we really wouldn't have an excuse if we had this in our homes.
This remote control holder, designed by Gary Bugno of Philadelphia University, explicitly defines its use by the large, bold text "remote" that creates the enclosure.
Easy to spot if the remote has been put away after use, but the problem (as with all remote control holders) is getting ourselves to actually put the remote away. Maybe this screaming "remote" at you as you leave the room will be enough of a reminder.
For some reason I keep thinking about the Brother P-Touch commercial with the guys that can't help but label everything...
view Ondrej's profile
Except the buttons on the remotes, of course!
view Anne in Chicago's profile
Heh, like in Everybody Loves Raymond: the Remote Boat.
I don't like this, I keep mine in a box with a lid on the coffee table. I'm not really interested in my remotes being propped up and in my face all the time...
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Who wants to see the remotes anyway. Besides I am allergic to anything that insults peoples intelligence. I see that it is a remote, do I need it spelled it out???
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