If you’re curious about how America’s richest .0001% (sitting on $30 million-plus in liquid assets) spend their cash, or you’ve just come into your own fortune, check out The Official Filthy Rich Handbook, dropping in a few weeks and available for pre-order now now on Amazon.

According to Workman publishing, the 256-page book by Christopher Tennant covers an extensive list of tips for the Filthy Rich, including “how to hire a household staff. The right cosmetic surgery procedures for you…and your children. The proper way to name your houses. The sacred role of privet hedges. Why the Filthy Rich swim naked. The down-and-dirty on your fellow plutocrats (The Nerdling, The Raider, and the Grande Dame, to name a few). The moochers and scoundrels to know and avoid. How to buy a gigayacht. The right spots to party in Sardinia, Aspen, Nantucket, and St. Barts. The world’s hottest tax havens. The four interior decorators worth waiting for,” and “the Filthy Richest rehabs.”

The paperback version goes for $11.95 with the library-worthy hardcover version selling for $63.

Available through: Amazon

[via Luxist]

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While we’re on a remote control kick, we’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to our favorite product for the summer so far, the RC Cooler. With a range of 30 feet, the collapsible radio-controlled cooler can carry up to six chilled beverages across the pool deck or your living room floor, meaning you’ll never be more than an arm’s reach from your next drink. The RC Cooler just became available for purchase and is priced at $69.95. We can’t wait until a beach-worthy version is introduced. But, until then, we’re cool with kicking it pool side with this personal remote controlled waiter.

Available through: Solutions

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Everything in the crib is going remote control, from the whirlpool bathtub to the massaging toilet. So how are you supposed to keep all of your remote controls straight? Art Institute of Pittsburgh student David Chacon has conceived a practical solution: the Thync Universal Remote. The concept is similar to a universal remote that you’d use to control all the gadgets in your home entertainment system, except the Thync can control virtually every electronic function in your pad. Tuned to work at different frequencies, the Thync works with home electronics, kitchen appliances, bathroom fixtures, garage doors, and just about anything else you can point a remote at. While Chacon’s universal home remote is still a concept, we expect to see a similar production model come out in the near future.

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The Japanese are famous for their high-tech toilets, like the Regio Jazz toilet we showed you back in April. NCM’s new remote control Blooming Bidet isn’t quite as crazy, but it’s definitely a more practical Japanese luxury toilet. The Blooming Bidet is not just a bidet like the name implies, but rather, it’s a toilet with a bidet built in. A remote control that comes with the toilet allows users to adjust the intensity of water spray, warm air dryer, seat warmer, and massage settings. The toilet also comes equipped with an LED underwater night light, a pressure sensor, and analyzers that monitor your feces for signs of sickness.

Available through: NCM

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Hook up your walls, literally, with knife coat hooks from TC Studio. The easy-to-install hooks screw right into your walls and can be arranged in a variety of positions to give off a unique look. At the moment, the only color available happens to be our favorite, matte black. A limited batch of 50 will arrive at UK retailer Bouf in June, with pricing set at £25 (about $50). Bouf is accepting pre-orders now, and 40 hooks remain, so grab yours soon if you’re interested. One more image after the jump: Read the rest of this entry »

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