Markman Goods makes small, slightly ridiculous things that fix real problems around the house. The LooLight is the first one.
It started with a light in the wrong place.
Markman Goods makes small, slightly ridiculous things that fix real problems around the house. The LooLight is the first one.
Somewhere in my forties, my bladder started keeping its own schedule. Usually around 3 a.m.
Flipping the light on felt like getting interrogated. Leaving it off meant aiming at the memory of a toilet — and my floor has the stains to prove memory is unreliable.
So I bought one of those clip-on bowl lights. It worked, for about three weeks. Then the battery died, and when I went to swap it I discovered it had been quietly collecting… let's call it evidence. I threw it away with tongs.
The fix seemed obvious: the light shouldn't live in the toilet. It should live on the floor, where your feet already are, and only come on when you're standing there. A bath mat that glows. That's the LooLight.
Designed in the USPatent-pendingTested by one very tired man