Heat Me
While working away merrily sitting under the blankets on a cold winter day don’t you just it when you have to get up over and over again to heat up your coffee? Yeah, its one of my least fav things to do and that’s why this USB Coffee Boiler called Heat Me makes so much sense. The universality of the USB connection allows you to redirect power supply to a mini heating rod that can simply be dipped into the coffee mug to get toasty warm beverages!
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Of course it would a be lot more easier to simply bring a coffee makers or a microwave oven to your workstation, but then again it wont really allow you to neglect work and watch the coffee heat away will it?
Source: Like Cool
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