“Although tempting, do not eat your Fortune Cookie Soap. These delicious-looking, hand-made soaps are sure to wash away your bad luck. Each hand-folded ‘cookie’ includes a unique fortune. Fortune Cookie Soap is free of any harmful chemicals and is made with 100% vegetable oils. We still don’t recommend eating them, though. Each takeout container includes six soaps: two each of Oatmeal Cookie, Keep It Clean, and Sublime.” w/ photos + video

“Gardening is easier when you can sit, swivel and roll! Our back-saving Gardener’s Supply Tractor Scoot lets you work from a seated position virtually anywhere in your yard or garden. Now, thanks to your input, we’ve made this customer favorite even more comfortable and easier to use. First, we added a longer handle so you can pull the Scoot behind you like a wagon. When retracted, the handle locks upright to make a sturdy handhold. We also lowered the swiveling, tractor-style seat by 3-1/2″ to give you better access when planting and harvesting, and the seat now adjusts from 16″ to 19″ high, to suit your body and the task at hand. Lastly, we increased the weight capacity of the 1″ tubular steel frame to 400 pounds. Hefty, pneumatic tires ensure a smooth, stable ride.” w/ photos

“Defy summer’s heat with this personal mister! Just attach to your garden hose and wrap the mister around a chair, umbrella or branch, or create a freestanding form. It will hold its customized shape as it delivers a delightfully refreshing mist that cools without soaking. Use to mist plants, too.” w/ photos

“With our Dog Pool Float and Lounger, Fido can float in style — or stay cool as he lounges on deck. Vinyl-coated fabric and nonporous foam make this lounger ultra-buoyant and strong. Crafted of puncture-resistant, woven vinyl mesh that won’t stain, fade, or mildew. Dampened, it will keep your pet cool and relaxed.” w/ photos

“Maximize your ambiance with these mouthwatering Pear Candles. The size of a scrumptious Red Bartlett, each Pear Candle features a 30-hour burn time, a cotton wick, and a simple brushed texture. Available in multiple colors with a perfectly pear scent.” w/ photos

“Who pays the pizza? who does the dishes? who buys the beer? Leave it to faith, play The Plate Roulette. Instructions: Place the pizza (cake etc…) on the plate hiding the gun barrel. Everybody gets a slice. If you are the one who gets the bullet, you lose… or win!” w/ photo

“Simply attach this innovative Doggie Fountain Outdoor Water Dispenser to the end of your garden hose and when your dog steps on the paw switch, a stream of fresh drinking water is released – ensuring that your pet stays hydrated all day long.” w/ photo + video

“This is the umbrella that is worn on the back, providing rain and sun protection while keeping the hands free. Ideal for use when burdened by packages, a dog’s leash, or other activities that require both hands, the umbrella fits into a pack strapped to the back. Unzipping the pack, removing the umbrella and attaching it to the pack’s built-in, adjustable support rod takes seconds; the pack slips over the shoulders and secures around the waist with a plastic buckle. When deployed, it covers its wearer with a 39 1/4″-diameter polyester canopy. The umbrella’s canopy collapses easily against its pole and slips back into the pack’s pouch when the weather clears.” w/ photo

“The original! This is the world famous Bird Crap you have heard about. The seasoning that started it all! A spicy, salty, peppery blend that tastes great on just about anything!” w/ photos

“This is the exercise bike and video screen that simulate riding a mountain bike through outdoor courses. Users pedal and steer the bike to control a computer-generated cyclist on the 17″ color LCD monitor and compete against other virtual cyclists on one of 80 outdoor courses, including a serpentine desert course and an undulating highland track. The bike’s electronically controlled pedaling resistance automatically increases or decreases to replicate the terrain gradients shown on the screen and sensors in the bike saddle monitor whether the user is sitting or standing and the computer-generated cyclist assumes the same posture. Squeezing the bike’s hand brakes or shifting its gears control the momentum of the bike on the monitor, simulating carving around a turn or braking to avoid a fallen competitor. Riders can develop their own exercise regimen or use the preprogrammed training mode and the LCD displays distance traveled, speed, calories burned, and exercise time for real-time reference. Seat and handlebars are height-adjustable for optimal comfort.” w/ photos