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'I was on vile "Poop Cruise" where sewage ran into cabins - the smell haunts me'
'I was on vile "Poop Cruise" where sewage ran into cabins - the smell haunts me'

Daily Mirror

timea day ago

  • Daily Mirror

'I was on vile "Poop Cruise" where sewage ran into cabins - the smell haunts me'

The infamous 'Poop Cruise' - where passengers were left stranded without any power and had to poo in bags - made global headlines back in 2013 as the chaos unfolded Netflix documentary series Trainwreck explores some of the most bizarre, jaw-dropping, and at times downright revolting events in recent history. One particularly unforgettable episode focuses on a maritime disaster that made global headlines: the infamous 'Poop Cruise'. In February 2013, the Carnival Triumph cruise ship set sail from Galveston, Texas, with more than 4,000 passengers and crew onboard, bound for a leisurely four-day Caribbean getaway. But the holiday quickly unravelled into chaos. ‌ On the third day, a fire erupted in the aft engine room. Though the blaze was quickly extinguished and no injuries were reported, it critically damaged the ship's main power systems. The Triumph was left drifting in the Gulf of Mexico without propulsion, or basic functioning utilities. ‌ With the power out, vital systems failed, including air conditioning, refrigeration, and most importantly, the sewage and sanitation infrastructure. What followed was a nightmare. Toilets stopped working. Raw sewage began leaking into hallways and cabins, filling the ship with a stench described by passengers as unbearable. Many were forced to relieve themselves in plastic bags and red biohazard bags, as bathrooms became unusable. With the air conditioning offline, temperatures inside soared, making the interior suffocatingly hot and humid. Dozens of passengers chose to sleep on open decks just to escape the heat and foul odours. Food quickly became scarce. Without refrigeration, the crew did what they could, serving cold sandwiches and sparse meals often consisting of little more than bread and vegetables. Water was rationed, and tensions steadily rose. Although communication with the outside world was limited, word of the ship's grim conditions quickly spread. Images of the stranded vessel and its desperate passengers went viral, drawing international media attention. ‌ After five gruelling days, the Carnival Triumph was finally towed to port in Mobile, Alabama, bringing an end to the ordeal, but not to the controversy. In the aftermath, investigations uncovered troubling details. CNN obtained documents showing only four of the ship's six generators were functioning before departure, and that Carnival had prior knowledge of both fire hazards and fuel line issues. Records revealed nine separate fuel line incidents in just two years, raising serious questions about the company's maintenance practices and safety protocols. ‌ As lawsuits mounted and scrutiny of the cruise industry intensified, Carnival found itself in damage control. Then-President and CEO Gerry Cahill issued a public apology, saying: 'I want to again apologise to our guests and their friends and families. The situation on board was difficult and we are very sorry for what has happened. We pride ourselves on providing our guests with a great vacation experience and clearly we failed in this case.' Kimberly Townsend, a 54-year-old mother of two and grandmother of three, was among 31 passengers who sued Carnival, holding the company accountable for what they describe as a disastrous voyage. ‌ In her testimony, Townsend gave a vivid and emotional account of the harrowing days spent aboard the disabled ship stranded in the Gulf of Mexico. She described terrified passengers crowding the decks, worried for their safety, while foul-smelling toilets overflowed into hallways. There was no power, near-total darkness, long waits for limited water, and a severe lack of food. Townsend recalled finally managing to reach her mother by phone once the crippled ship was towed into Mobile, Alabama - arriving days late from what was meant to be a dream vacation. She told the court she had begged her mother to come get her right away. As she recounted the moment, her voice faltered, she looked down, and began to sob in the witness chair. ‌ She was one of several passengers from the Carnival Triumph who took the stand, some breaking down in tears, as they spoke about the ordeal and the emotional toll that still lingers a year later. 'I did not get physically injured. I got mentally injured,' testified Jean Cripps, a 74-year-old grandmother who suffers from Parkinson's disease. She went on the cruise with her husband, Alton, who has diabetes and a hurt leg that forced him to retire disabled. The elderly couple was on the cruise as a present from their son, David, and grandson, Easton, who went with them. ‌ 'It never ends, the whole experience never ends,' testified Cripps. 'It's over and over again. We had two good days,' she said, referring to the first days of the cruise. 'But that's not what I think about. I think about the smell, the stench and the bad things. All the memories come flooding back, and I can't stop them.' Among the worst memories, Cripps testified, was the fear that the ship, which listed severely after the fire, would actually turn over and sink. ‌ 'It was a horrible experience,' testified Michelle Key, 48, who went on the cruise with her mother, Fleda Key, 68. 'I walked through water and faeces and urine, no telling what else,' she testified. 'We would slip and slide through greasy, gross, slippery muck,' she said, adding 'it was very difficult' for her mother. Fleda Key described having terrible diarrhoea on numerous occasions and having difficulty finding any toilets that were not overflowing. 'There was lots of urine and faeces all the way up to the rim of every one,' she said, explaining she 'choked away the smell'. Like many of the witnesses, she testified that she lived for days in total fear that they might not finish the voyage alive. 'I was fearful, downright afraid and scared,' said Fleda.

Triumph Speed T4 launched with new Baja Orange colour option: Price, details
Triumph Speed T4 launched with new Baja Orange colour option: Price, details

Time of India

timea day ago

  • Automotive
  • Time of India

Triumph Speed T4 launched with new Baja Orange colour option: Price, details

Triumph Speed T4 launched with new Baja Orange colour option. Triumph has injected a new colour option in its Speed T4 lineup in India with the addition of a Baja Orange paint option. The variant has been priced at Rs 2.05 lakh, ex-showroom, and gives the motorcycle a vibrant character without making any mechanical or feature-related changes. Triumph Speed T4 Baja Orange: All you need to know The Baja Orange variant features split tank design, with a bright orange top and rear half separated by a white stripe from the lower black portion. With this addition, the Speed T4 is now available in five colour options, including Caspian Blue with Pearl White, Lava Red with Pearl White, Phantom Black with Pearl White, and Phantom Black with Storm Grey. As for hardware, the motorcycle gets telescopic instead of the USD units found in its sibling, Speed 400. For rear, it continues with a monoshock. Braking duties are handled by disc brakes on both wheels. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Simple One review: Is this the EV to beat? | TOI Auto The motorcycle also features dual-channel ABS , USB charging, and an analog speedometer with a multi-functional LCD screen. As for the engine, the model continues to draw its power from a 398cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder motor that delivers 30.6 bhp and 36 Nm of torque. It is mated to a six-speed gearbox. Triumph's 400 series is on a strong growth path, recording a 30% year-on-year increase from FY24 to FY25. Leading this charge is the Speed T4, which has doubled its volumes since its launch in October 2024. This rising demand has helped the Triumph 400 series secure the No. 2 spot in the classic motorcycle segment , the company has claimed. Stay tuned to TOI Auto for latest updates on the automotive sector and do follow us on our social media handles on Facebook, Instagram and X. Discover everything about the automotive world at Times of India .

Triumph Speed T4 Gets New Baja Orange Color, Check Price
Triumph Speed T4 Gets New Baja Orange Color, Check Price

NDTV

time2 days ago

  • Automotive
  • NDTV

Triumph Speed T4 Gets New Baja Orange Color, Check Price

Triumph has introduced a new color for the Speed T4 in India, called the Baja Orange. However, there has been no design or mechanical change introduced to the motorcycle, and it retains the same engine and design as seen on the other models. The Triumph Baja Orange variant is available at Rs 1.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Triumph Speed T4: Engine And Powertrain The Triumph Speed T4 has a 398.15 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, mated with a 6-speed gearbox. It is capable of delivering 30.6 hp of power at 7,000 rpm and 36 Nm of peak torque while revving at 5,000 rpm. Also Read: Hero Vida VX2 To Get Battery-As-A-Service Feature; Launch On July 1, 2025 Triumph Speed T4: Features The Triumph Speed T4 gets an all-LED headlamp, LED DRL and rear light signature, and an analog speedometer with an integrated multi-functional LCD screen, maintaining its neo-retro persona. It also has a USB port, dual-channel ABS, and more. Triumph Speed T4 Triumph Speed T4: Color Options The Triumph Speed T4 earlier had only four color options- Caspian Blue / Pearl Metallic White, Lava Red Gloss / Pearl Metallic White, Phantom Black / Pearl Metallic White, and Phantom Black / Storm Grey. However, now gets a new color on the palette, called the Baja Orange. Triumph Speed T4: Price And Rivals The Triumph Speed T4 is available at a starting price of Rs 1.99 lakh. It rivals the likes of the Harley-Davidson X440, Yezdi Roadster, Royal Enfield Classic 350, Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450, and Jawa 42 FJ 350.

Triumph Speed T4 now available in orange, price starts at Rs 2.05 lakh
Triumph Speed T4 now available in orange, price starts at Rs 2.05 lakh

India Today

time2 days ago

  • Automotive
  • India Today

Triumph Speed T4 now available in orange, price starts at Rs 2.05 lakh

Triumph Motorcycles India has unveiled a stunning colour variant of the Speed T4—Baja Orange. Priced at Rs 2.05 lakh (ex-showroom), the latest addition becomes the first 400cc motorcycle in its class to don this hue, previously seen on the Street Triple 765 R and Scrambler 1200 inspiration from the glowing tones of desert dawns and golden hour rides, the Baja Orange finish brings an eye-catching vibrance to the Speed T4's design. The motorcycle also features a brushed steel exhaust, a 3D Speed T4 badge, a new frame colour, and bespoke tyre stripe patterns, exuding both sophistication and road Speed T4 retains its robust 400cc engine that delivers 31bhp at 7,000rpm and 36Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm, with a torque-rich band between 3,500–5,500 rpm. The bike also comes equipped with a slipper clutch, dual-channel ABS, and 43mm telescopic forks—offering a confident and responsive riding experience. Triumph's 400cc TR series has seen a significant 30% year-on-year growth in FY25, with the Speed T4 itself doubling sales since its October 2024 launch. AcThe strong performance has propelled the model to the second position in the classic motorcycle segment in Speed T4 is part of Triumph's modern classic range, blending British heritage with modern engineering. The new Baja Orange edition continues this legacy, aiming to appeal to a new generation of riders who seek a motorcycle that balances timeless design with thrilling Speed T4 is also available in other colourways:Caspian Blue / Pearl WhiteLava Red Gloss / Pearl WhitePhantom Black / Pearl WhitePhantom Black / Storm GreyThis move further solidifies Triumph's position in India's growing modern classic segment, as the brand continues to gain ground among enthusiasts seeking style, substance, and legacy on two to Auto Today Magazine

Nintendo, Ugg, Glossier and more: Shop 33+ new products we think you should know about
Nintendo, Ugg, Glossier and more: Shop 33+ new products we think you should know about

NBC News

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • NBC News

Nintendo, Ugg, Glossier and more: Shop 33+ new products we think you should know about

This story is part of NBC Select's New & Notable column, where we highlight our favorite product launches. We will continuously update this article throughout the month with new releases we think you should know about. Apparel and footwear launches Saucony makes many of our favorite running shoes, and the Triumph series is an NBC Select-favorite because of its ample cushioning and comfort. Rabinowitz has been running in the Triumph 23s for the past few weeks, saying they're best for casual and recovery runs. 'I'm a fan of the new tongue design, which is stretchier and more flexible than before, and like that they're ounce lighter than the 22s,' says Rabinowitz. The Triumph 23 are available in men's and women's sizing. The Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 is one of our favorite tempo and racing running shoes for men and women, so we had high expectations trying out the latest Speed 5s. Rabinowitz has been running in them for a little over a week, and while the latest Saucony Triumphs are more in-line with his taste, these Speed 5s feel light and fast, just like the Speed 4s. The new version has a slightly looser toe box and a slightly stiffer heel, says Rabinowitz, and it's a great option for tempo runs or race day. Ugg's latest cozy boot is a lower-profile version of the brand's Classic and Classic Mini shoes, making it more slipper-like, better to wear year round and easier to take on and off. The Classic Micro is designed with all the features you know and love, like a soft sheepskin lining, suede upper and lightweight sugarcane EVA outsole. There's also a pull tab on its heel. Compared to the previous model, the FloatZig 2 is made with a new type of foam that's lighter in weight, plus has more spring and bounce, which helps runners with energy return. The shoe's midfoot area is also wider than its previous model (the FloatZig 1) to be more stabilizing, and the mesh upper has a sock-like feel with a gusseted tongue that won't shift as you move. There's also a cushioned collar around the heel. You can buy these sneakers in men's and women's sizes. Nuuds launched its first denim collection earlier this year, and now, it's expanding into jean shorts you can wear all summer long. The shorts have a high-rise, A-line fit with a three-inch inseam, and they're roomier in the thighs to prevent pinching and tugging. They're made from vintage denim and come in light and dark washes. 'I struggle to find jean shorts that are actually comfortable for all-day wear when I'm sitting and standing in the heat,' says NBC Select reporter Zoe Malin, who received a sample from the brand. 'These are fitted enough that they look styled, but loose enough that they don't feel squeezy. I love wearing them with a boxy T-shirt, or tucking in a tank top. I'm going to live in these shorts this summer.' The Nintendo Switch 2 launches eight years after the original, with a slate of new games and accessories. 'I've been testing it for a little over a week, and it's a substantial upgrade over the original,' says Rabinowitz, who received a sample from Nintendo. The controllers are much more comfortable to use, the screen is large, detailed and luxurious compared to the original, and the kickstand is vastly improved and is actually useful now. The Switch 2 is much more powerful than the Switch 1, which is noticeable even playing Switch 1 games — Rabinowitz says he noticed much smoother gameplay and faster load times playing Pokemon Violet on the Switch 2 compared to the Switch 1. Nintendo Switch 2 guide, and check out our unboxing video below. Mario Kart World is a brand new game exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2. The biggest change from previous games in the series is that you can freely drive around a giant open world — you're not restricted to laps around different tracks. There are also new characters, items, tracks, costumes, vehicles and too much to list here. This is Samsung's thinnest and lightest phone. At 5.8 millimeters thick, it's thinner than the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (8.2mm thick), iPhone 16 (7.8mm thick) and nearly every other phone on the market right now. Its thinness and weight are its main selling points; outside of the physical design, it has a lot of familiar features seen in the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, including a fast, high resolution screen and detailed 200 megapixel rear camera. At a glance, this latest Garmin smartwatch looks and functions a lot like the Apple Watch Ultra (it's also priced similarly). It has a two-inch square screen, the biggest of any Garmin watch, and is made with titanium and sapphire crystal glass, two of the most premium (and durable) materials in the smartwatch world. But looking past the physical design, the X1 is more similar to Garmin's other premium watches like the Garmin Fenix 8 and Garmin Forerunner 970, with a built-in flashlight, microphone, speaker and altimeter, plus offline maps and almost every fitness and training feature the brand has to offer. This digital camera has a small, retro-inspired design that takes cues from film cameras. The X Half takes half-frame shots that are vertical like your smartphone. It has a small vertical screen on the back to line up your shots, view photos and change settings. But the most interesting feature is the film camera mode, where the camera locks you into a certain look and settings for all your shots until the 'roll of film' is done. Then, using the X Half app, you download your 'roll of film' onto your phone. 'I've been using the X Half for about a week and, while it's expensive for what it is, it's small, unique and a lot of fun to use,' says Rabinowitz. (He received a sample from the brand a week ahead of launch). This is Marshall's first soundbar, and is a premium one at that. The $999 price tag puts it up against competitors like the Sonos Arc Ultra ($999), Bose Smart Ultra ($899) and Sony Bravia Theater Bar 8 ($849). Like those soundbars, it's a long, slim, standalone speaker that plugs into your TV and provides vastly improved audio compared to your TV speakers. You can also connect to the soundbar over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Like Marshall's other speakers, it looks like an amplifier and has knobs to control volume, bass, treble and more. One of our favorite electric scooters is the Segway Ninebot E2 Plus because it's lightweight and low-priced. The new E2 Plus II adds new features and has a similarly competitive price, but weighs 36.2 pounds, up from 31.7 on the original. The main upgrade is the spring suspension fork, which should absorb bumps in the road, leading to a more comfortable, stable ride. Whether that's worth the extra weight is up to you. Skin care launches Glossier released a hair and body mist this month, which acts as a perfume but is lighter in weight, less concentrated in fragrance and feels more refreshing on skin. It's sheer and comes in two scents: orange blossom neroli and sandstone. The brand recommends spraying the mist all over your hair and body in the morning, and then reapplying throughout the day. HigherDose's newest device combines microcurrent and red light therapy to activate muscle tissue, stimulate blood flow and break up restricted fascia (connective tissue), according to the brand. By doing so, HigherDose says regular use can boost circulation, encourage lymphatic drainage, ease sore muscles to make recovery quicker and improve skin texture to tone and tighten. The set comes with a Microcurrent Body Sculptor Tool, plus an activator gel and magnesium spray to coat your skin with during a session. Tatcha's Dewy Milk Moisturizer is a lighter version of the brand's Dewy Skin Cream, and one of the brand's most-requested products. It has a milky liquid texture, quickly absorbs into skin and leaves behind a glowy look. The moisturizer is suitable for all skin types, too, according to Tatcha. Prequel's new moisturizer is designed for all skin types and has a feel that lands somewhere between a lightweight lotion and thick cream, so skin absorbs it up quickly. It leaves behind a non-greasy finish and is formulated with hydrating ingredients that strengthen the skin barrier, like glycerin and ceramides, according to the brand. The moisturizer is fragrance-free and you can use it morning or night The Lucent Facial Refiner is an exfoliating mask made with two chemical exfoliators: beta hydroxy acids (BHAs) and polyhydroxy acids (PHAs), the latter of which the brand has never used in a product before. These ingredients work together, along with essential oils and vitamins, to give the skin a more even texture and appearance, as well as refine the look of pores and leave behind a soft, bright surface, according to the brand. You apply the mask, which feels like a lightweight cream, leave it on for about 15 minutes and rinse it off once or twice a week. It's suitable for normal to dry skin, as well as mature skin. This is Kopari Beauty's first line of SPF lip balms. They have mineral formulas and offer SPF 30 protection, plus they're made with hydrating, nourishing ingredients like ceramides, hyaluronic acid, squalane, bisabolol, vitamin E and jojoba seed oil to prevent chapped lips. The lip balms don't leave behind a sticky feel, according to the brand. They come in three shades/scents: watermelon, coconut and pink strawberry. You can also buy them without SPF, if you prefer. NuFace is best known for its microcurrent devices, but it also makes skin care products like this single-use gel sheet mask. It's made with the brand's proprietary blend of hydrating, cooling ingredients like glacial water, as well as other electrolytes, glycerin and niacinamide. The mask helps lock in moisture to make skin look more radiant after use, according to NuFace. Thrive Causemetics is expanding its Brilliant Eye Brightener collection with two products: an illuminating under-eye corrector and a loose setting powder. They both brighten dark circles using light-reflecting pigments to make you look more awake, according to the brand, and come in three shades. The corrector has peptides and niacinamide in its formula to make skin look smoother with less fine lines, while the loose setting powder blurs the under-eye area, is made with niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, and leaves behind a smooth, crease-free finish. Glowbar, a facial membership service, debuted its first skin care product this month. The Expert Cleanser is made with white willow bark, a gentle ingredient the brand says helps fight breakouts and inflammation. The concentrated formula also has alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) and PHAs. Malin is a Glowbar member and gets monthly facials in Manhattan, so she was an immediate fan of the cleanser when the brand sent her a bottle. 'I keep it in my shower and use it to remove grime after a long day, or sweat after a workout,' she says. 'It never irritates my sensitive skin and leaves my face feeling fresh and soft.' Even out your complexion and protect your skin from UV rays with this tint, which offers SPF 50 protection and light, buildable coverage. The mineral sunscreen feels similar to a serum and is made with ingredients like non-nano zinc oxide, as well as hydrating niacinamide and bisabolol. It leaves behind a radiant, glowy finish and comes in 18 shades, according to the brand. The skin tint is also water-resistant. Hair care launches Ouai upgraded and relaunched its Super Dry Shampoo, which comes in two fragrances: Melrose Place and Cape Town. It's made with superfine, invisible starches that absorb sweat and oils, leaving your hair feeling clean and refreshed even if you haven't washed it in a few days, according to the brand. The dry shampoo also lifts roots and helps with styling. Verb's Density Peptide Collection is designed to help increase hair thickness and fullness, as well as reduce visible shedding and fallout, according to the brand. Both the shampoo and serum are made with ginseng root extract to increase the size and depth of hair follicles, and niacinamide to boost blood circulation in the scalp, making hair look thicker and fuller, according toVerb. You can use the products daily. Travel launches Away Retro Sport Collection The pieces in Away's limited-edition Retro Sport Collection are inspired by vintage athletic designs and made to meet the demands of an active lifestyle. Standout items include The Sport Backpack, which has a padded back pocket that fits a laptop or tennis racket, The Gym Bag, which has a dedicated shoe pocket and a hidden loop to secure a yoga mat or towel and accessories like its Running Cube (a packing cube for shoes). Away also released a racket bag for tennis or pickleball gear. Dagne Dover 365 Neoprene Collection The Rhys Drawstring Backpack and Bennie Day Sling are the two newest, permanent additions to Dagne Dover's 365 Neoprene Collection. The backpack converts into a slouchy tote so you can wear it two ways, and it has a drawstring closure, built-in luggage sleeve and a main compartment that fits most laptops up to 14 inches. The sling has two two zip pockets, is water-repellent and comes with a long, adjustable strap so you can wear the bag across your body or as a fanny pack. Kitchen launches Brightland Everyday Line Brightland The Everyday Set $52.00 Brightland Brightland makes some of our favorite olive oils, and now the brand offers even more varieties with its Everyday Line. The collection includes two types of olive oil designed for home cooks: the Everyday Cooking Oil and Everyday Salad Oil. Both oils come in squeezy bottles, making them more low-maintenance and easier to use compared to Brightland's other oils, which come in glass bottles.​ The Everyday Cooking Oil has a smooth, buttery, mild flavor, so it's best for high-heat cooking, while the Every KitchenAid Pure Power Blender $129.99 KitchenAid Stand mixers likely come to mind first when you hear 'KitchenAid,' but the brand sells a suite of countertop appliances, like this new blender. Its precision speed control knob and pulse function let you customize your food or beverage's texture, and you can also choose from automatic ice crush, smoothie and clean settings. The blender has asymmetrical blends that blend at different angles, which help pull the mixture toward them to effectively break down ingredients. You get a 68-ounce blender jar and lid with your purchase. If you have limited kitchen counter space but strive to be an at-home barista, De'Longhi's Dedica Duo espresso machine is exactly what you're looking for. The appliance is only 5.9 inches wide and has espresso, double espresso and cold brew brewing options, plus a built-in steam wand with preset drink recipes to make foamy milk with different consistencies. The mini espresso machine's digital touch display makes it easy to use, even for beginner baristas, and it comes with all the accessories you need, like a portafilter, tamper, measuring scoop and filter baskets. Home launches This new air purifier from Coway looks very similar to one of our favorites from the brand: the Coway Airmega 100, only smaller and cheaper. Similar to that model, it pulls air from every direction and pushes out clean air instead. It has simple touch controls on the top panel for things like fan speed, timers, sleep mode and panel lock. It also has a built-in light that changes color depending on the detected air quality; you can change it into an amber-colored night light or turn it off completely. Canopy's filtered showerhead is one of the best options you can buy, and the brand recently expanded its filtration line to the tub. The Bath Tub Filter comes with multiple attachment bands to help you install it over an existing spout, as well as a filter that removes chlorine, chloramines, hard water minerals and bacteria from water, according to the brand. The fixture also has a built-in color-changing temperature indicator, and it's dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. Canopy makes bath tub filters for adults and kids — the kids version has an extra soft spout cover in case children bump their heads on it. You need to replace the filters inside both fixtures every 90 days. The new GridCloud Pillow gives you the benefits of Purple's GelFlex Grid system and the softness of traditional down pillows. The Grid layer flexes under your head and neck to support their weight and relieve pressure, while the down-like, clump-resistant fiber stuffing makes the pillow feel plush and cozy, according to the brand. The pillow also has a breathable cover that promotes airflow to keep you cool throughout the night. Tinkr Tinkr Modern Toolbox Workstation $79.99 Tinkr Tinkr is a new brand that sells stylish home improvement tools you can use for DIY projects, furniture assembly and more. Tools come in pastel and neutral colors, making them feel more approachable than traditional metal hammers and screwdrivers, and they're made with features like ergonomic grips and soft-touch finishes. The brand's debut collection includes tool kits, like the DIY Essentials Kit, Home Essentials Kit and Modern Tool Kit, as well as project kits for patching walls, painting and hanging artwork. You can buy most Tinkr products on the brand's website, and select items are currently sold at Target. Why trust NBC Select? To round up the best new launches each month, reporters Zoe Malin and Harry Rabinowitz choose products they think NBC Select readers should know about. They include products from brands NBC Select has previously covered, or brands staffers recommend. Malin and Rabinowitz also regularly try new product launches to share their first-hand experiences.

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