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USB Ashtray helps keep room fresh

Jul 29, 07 07:23 PM PDT

USB Ashtray helps keep room fresh
This USB Ashtray won't just stash away ash from your cigarette neatly, it also helps keep your room smelling fresh by drawing cigarette smoke rapidly at the center inlet thanks to a powerful motor. This drawn smoke will pass through a built-in filter, where clean air will be discharged from the outlet located on the side. It can either run on USB power or a quartet of AA batteries, depending on your current situation. Although the results of the USB Ashtray won't be equal to a non-smoking room, it still makes a noticeable difference and will definitely come in handy for non-smokers who work in smoking environments. It retails for $16.50 and makes the perfect office gift. ( Add a comment)

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