Little Giant Ladder commercials have been on TV for what seems like forever and have featured some of the big names in home improvement TV. There have been a number of different models that have come out over the years and they are all pretty well received buy users. If you have ever shopped around for a Little Giant Ladder you might have noticed that the prices are all pretty even from store to store, so finding a good deal can be hard. When we do find a sale we take notice.

Woot.com has the Little Giant Alta One Model 22 marked down from a regular price of between $260-$270 to $219. What sets the Little Giant apart from typial ladders is its ability to transform to fit your needs. It can be an A-frame one day and a straight ladder the next. It is listed as having a total of 33 configurations. The Alta One Model 22 is rated to 250 lbs and has a maximum length of 22-feet. It is also made in the USA. Woot also has other Little Giant accessories on sale, and some say they work with other similar ladders.

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When the power unexpectedly goes out due to the weather or a natural disaster, you realize pretty quickly if you are prepared or not. If you are not prepared and the power goes out at night, you are left scrambling for a flashlight, candles and a match, or any other source of light. Not only can your search for light in pitch black be difficult, but it can also be very dangerous.

This month Tool-Rank has teamed up with Coast Portland to help you become more prepared for a power outage by giving away one of their EAL20 LED Lanterns. The EAL20 runs off of 4 D-cell batteries and offers up to 80-hours of runtime in energy saving mode and delivers 375 lumen at full power. It also has 8 red LEDs that can be turned on to provide light but still preserve your eye's natural night vision, or put on flashing mode to signal for help.

Bosch has always been a class leader in jigsaws and they are the brand that many professionals turn to first, so when they announce new jigsaws, everyone takes notice. At their recent media event, Bosch debuted their new JS572E Top-Handle Jig Saw and JS572EB Barrel-Grip Jig Saw, and Bosch did not leave anything out.

Not everyone can afford (or has the space) to go out and buy every single book they need or want to read, so a community library is a great way for many people to take turns using a single book. What if we took this same concept to other things we only use occasionally? Like tools?