ridiculous pieces of shit<\/a>, but nobody really knows that until after they buy them. A really clean keyboard is nice, but these things have less sucking power than your best friend\u2019s sister, and it\u2019s easier to just flip your keyboard or laptop over and beat the back of it than to try to get a keyboard vac to extract even the tiniest particle from it. Take our word for it. These don\u2019t usually get the chance to collect dust though, at least mine didn\u2019t. It went straight into the garbage.<\/p>\nFoot Spa<\/h2>\n
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I have several in my attic, and a couple more are in my mom\u2019s attic. It\u2019s not exactly fun lugging water into the living room to put into one of these things \u2014 not to mention lugging the thing full of feetwater to the bathroom to dump it when you\u2019re done. Additionally, the noises made by your foot spa are usually about as relaxing as listening to your roommate\u2019s stomach problems after a long night of partying.<\/p>\n
Chair Massager<\/h2>\n
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These are loud and annoying unless you spend $300 on one, and even then it\u2019s pretty iffy. Massages may feel great, but when you\u2019re being kneaded by a robotic chair mat, don\u2019t count on it hitting just the right spots like an actual person might. Instead, just go see the girls over at Madam Camae\u2019s Filipino Palace.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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