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Tattle Tale Sonic Pet Training Alarm

Jen — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 17:59:29 +0000

Tattle Tale Sonic Pet Training Alarm This cat repellent is a pet training device that helps to keep cats off furniture and counters. Or use as a dog repellent to keep dogs out of rooms or off sofas. Know when kids are climbing to get into the cookie jar. The Tattle Tale is a pet product using structural vibration technology for pet training. This motion alarm uses a sensor that detects vibration in a surface or object without apparent motion. Animal paws or claws activate Tattle Tale when objects are touched or jumped upon. Tattle Tale sounds a startling 2 second tone to alert the owner and to startle the pet to get off fast. Dog training is easier with Tattle Tale. How "Tattle Tale" Pet Trainer works: Install the 9V battery. Select either the Tattle Tale's LO or HI vibration sensitivity. Place or hang the Tattle Tale on the object to be protected i.e. place on counter tops sofas etc. or hang on doors windows or cabinets. When this pet training alarm detects movement vibrations a loud tone sounds to startle the pet or the human. Tattle Tale "tattles" to the owner about the pet's actions while warning the pet to stay away or off. Most animals learn quickly to avoid the area or areas. Humane Effective Pet Training. Keeps Pets Off: Tables and Countertops Sofas Beds Plant Stands Garbage Car Hoods Or Being Some Place You Don't Want Them to Be. Reduces or Prevents Scratching Clawing & Climbing. Improve Dog Behavior with Tattle Tale Dog Training Device. Many Other Uses: Camping Travel Office Tattle Tale as Intruder Alarm: Hang the unit on a door. When the door is opened the alarm sounds. Safety & Security: Place or Hang the TATTLE TALE to Detect Tampering of: Doors Drawers Windows Gates Cabinets Any "Off Limits" Area Helpful Hints: If the Tattle Tale alarm is too sensitive set to LO or place Tattle Tale on soft cloth to reduce vibrations. Place Tattle Tale Pet Alarm on furniture to protect from pets. Works in any position: h

LEGO Kids’ Star Wars Darth Vader Mini-Figure Alarm Clock 9002113

Jen — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:01:33 +0000

LEGO Star Wars Darth Vader Mini Figure Alarm Clock. This LEGO Darth Vader clock is a must-have addition to the night table, dorm room or executive desk of any Star Wars fan. This 8" tall alarm clock features a back-lit red LCD display and and snooze function. It can be posed to stand, sit or run and has movable arms. The clock displays 12- or 24-hour formats and it uses 2 AAA batteries, which are included. Dimensions: 3"L x 3"W x 8"H

Throw Alarm Clocks

Jen — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 12:39:27 +0000

All of us morning-haters have wanted, at one point or another, to throw the alarm clock to the floor. It’s not its fault we need to wake up at an ungodly hour, but since we can’t get our anger out on another thing… What usually stops me is the fact that I use my cell phone as alarm clock, and it would be a bad idea indeed to break it.

The Throw Alarm Clocks make our poor anger management their selling point. What can be better than an alarm clock that needs to be throw to be turned off? Beside offering a way to deal with the horror of waking up, these clocks also make sure you won’t just go back to sleep. It might be easy to reach out a hand and push a button, but when you have to throw a ball hard enough to make the alarm stop you’ll probably be half awake already.

You can choose one of four styles (cricket, golf, and football or footbal special edition silver) and they have all the standard features: time, date, LCD display, alarm/hourly chime. Just don’t throw them too hard, because they can still get broken.

How much under $29.99?
Some: ~$17.95 on BoysStuff.co.uk.

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Flying Alarm Clock

Jen — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 12:10:30 +0000

I’ve featured a couple of alarm clocks so far, even though I hate waking up in the morning. But it’s something we all unfortunately have to face once in a while, so we might as well find effective ways of doing it, right?

A Flying Alarm Clock is pretty effective, I’d say. What’s the catch? Well, there’s a propeller on top of the clock. The alarm goes off, the propeller flies across the room – and the alarm doesn’t stop until you put it back. The theory is that, by the time you find the damn thing under the bed or desk or hidden in your pile of clothes, you’ll already be awake enough not to crawl back to bed. It’s a totally evil method of waking up, but hey, it works. You’ll probably hate your clock in a few days, but at least you’ll get to work in time so you can make money to buy friendlier gadgets.

How much under $29.99?
Some: $17.99 on Amazon.com.

Police Alarm Clock

Jen — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 12:04:09 +0000

People who can just wake up in the morning and be fresh for a whole day are rare. Most of us need something very loud ringing in our ears. I chose to set the alarm on my phone to play Monty Python’s “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” to get up in a good mood, but the next item is more effective for people who tend to fall back asleep.

The Police Alarm Clock will make you wonder what law you broke – at least the first time. The next times you’ll just wake up to stop the damn siren from ringing in your head. Looks kind of tacky, though, so don’t brag with it.

How much under $29.99?
Some: $25.25 on OtherlandToys.co.uk.

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LCD Alarm Clock and Calendar, Indoor Temperature Display, Pen Holder

Jen — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:51:08 +0000

On our overcrowded desks, space is essential. And if you can save it (for cheap), why not?

This clock has many functionalities and a very long descriptive name: LCD Alarm Clock and Calendar, with Indoor Temperature Display and Pen Holder. Clocks are all over the place and, since most people have a computer on their desk, the calendar feature is also easily available. But knowing the temperature fulfills an old curiosity of mine, and being able to save space with the included pen holder is a plus. Also, I like the little “basket” design. It gives it a little personality.

How much under $29.99?
A lot: $4.99 on MeritLine.com.