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How does this lamp works? No, seriously.
Awesome design concept tho
The base charges up the blue balls, lol, and then you can remove them for a portable night-light.
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geek-kids/3-7-years/e6cc/
The balls are glow in the dark plastic and sit on top of LED lights inside of the pods. When removed, the balls glow for about 30 minutes, slowly fading to dark. It is made by Boon and is called the Glo Night Light with Portable Balls (cheapest on Amazon: $68.74 – good reviews too).
Thank you! I was just going to ask where to find it. My daughter has sensory processing issues and this would be GREAT for her!
Montessori. Pink tower. Pouring. If you aren’t already…
MY CHILDHOOD WANTS
Your childhood better cough up $80
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geek-kids/3-7-years/e6cc/?srp=1
$80 for this lamp?! I’d rather pay $50.
Then give them $50, see where it gets you.
I blame inflation.
Great for playing midnight catch with your baby brother.
Looks like something from a sci-fi movie.
Or a Dr. Seuss Book.
I WANT!!!
^This!
Obligatory “Shut up and take my money” comment.
The WIN editor’s job must be much easier now that Pinterest exists….
Witchlight IRL!
I wouldn’t want anything that glows in the dark for 30 minutes that close to my kid.
Typically, glow-in-the-dark objects emit alpha wave radiation, and while that can’t penetrate skin directly, constant close contact can have harmful effects.
lol. so you’re one of those people…
You’re referring to glow-in-the-dark watch dials used up until the 50′s. The paint contained actual radium back then. That’s not in use anymore.
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