A kitchen whisk is a great tool for mixing everything from pancake batter to plaster, but depending on how viscous your mixture is, cleaning the gunk off the insides of the wires can be a real pain. What I hate is when the apexes of two wires intersect, creating a capillary-action nightmare that makes it impossible to remove material.
Red Dot Award winner Kwon Hansol's Divisible whisk, in the Domestic Aid category, solves this problem. The handle is made of two magnetic halves, each containing opposite ends of the wires, so after use you can straighten the entire thing out for easy cleaning.
