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Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awards

It takes 10,000 Canadian voters and a jury of experts to select the final 33 winning products for the annual competition. Of these items, here are five that stood out.
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Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awards

Product of the year 2015

Winner: best kitchenware product

Why it’s so great: It’s the first front-loading blender and it’s low height means it’s easy to store.

Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awardsKitchenAid Torrent Blender, $599.

Winner: best water filtration system

Why it’s so great: It measures water quality and lets you know when to change the filter. Plus, it’s easy on the eyes.

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Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awardsZeroWater 1.8-L stainless steel jug, $45.

Winner: best nail polish

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Why it’s so great: There are so many shades (47 to be exact) and it’s part traditional polish and part gel polish. The good news: no UV light is needed for drying. 

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Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awardsSally Hansen Miracle Gel, $11.

Winner: best eye makeup

Why it’s so great: It’s spiked with Moroccan argan oil and dries super quickly, which helps prevent clumpy lashes.

Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awardsRimmel London Wonder’Lash Mascara, $9.

Winner: best natural cleaning products

Why it’s so great: These all-natural, vegan household cleaners are eco certified and tough on grease and gunk.

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Some of the coolest items from the Product of the Year awardsAspenClean All Purpose Set, $25.

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