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Skin for your laptop? Check. Skin for your iPod? Check. Skin for your toilet? Che… err?

No, you’re not reading it wrong. Now you can get skins (or tattoos, like they’re actually called) for your toilet. And, honestly, I can see why. A plain white toilet seat is boring. Men might not appreciate the idea, but most women like their various items to match. And why not have a nice green pattern on the walls, shower curtain and toilet? (Yes, there’s the alternative of the rugs, but I personally don’t like them at all.)

The Toilet Tattoos come in a very wide range of models and colors and, since I found a couple I loved and a couple I hated, there’s probably something for every taste. They cling to the toilet lid with the use of electrostatic energy, so you can take them off and reuse them with no problem.

Maybe it’s just the decoration craze I’ve been in lately, but I really want to get one of these right now.

How much under $29.99?
A lot: $9.95 on Toilet-Tattoos.com.

Via Chip Chick

Toilet novelty items and gadgets have found their niche on the market and are going strong. What makes people buy funny stuff for their bathroom, since it’s not exactly what you’d show someone while giving them a house tour? Beats me. Nonetheless, here’s another one for whoever’s interested.

The Tube Tissue Dispensers can diguise your toilet paper roll inside a fake superglue or toothpaste tube for some obscure reason I don’t get. After all, you couldn’t prank anyone with them, since a paper roll is too large to be confused with a real tube of paste or glue.

Thankfully, the second suggested use is more practical: plain tissue dispenser. You just unvelcro the tail of the tube, insert a paper roll and poke the end through the cap, and you get a dispenser that will probably make a couple of people scratch their heads until they figure it out.

Not the most exciting idea and, frankly, too expensive for what it does (i.e. sit there and look like a fat tube of toothpaste). Good for a gag gift and that’s about it, unfortunately. And you can find better silly gifts for much less.

How much under $29.99?
A little: ~$26 on IWantOneOfThose.com.

Via BoingBoing