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It's a cap that fits 2 liter plastic bottles (pop bottles etc).
Fed
through it is a short gooseneck with a fine spray nozzle
and a
pickup tube about as long as a bottle.. and in parallel, a
schraeder valve that vents just inside the cap.
To use: fill halfway with water, apply cap. Pump
up.
Spray.
Wash up hands or dishes or water whatever else in
sparing
quantities.
The shut-off valve could be a setting of an adjustable
nozzle
to simplify the plumbing.
[edit] formerly 'hobo's fountain'
Following your instructions
https://www.flickr....t-72157645671487432 [pashute, Sep 17 2014]
I think someone else gave better instructions...
http://www.instruct...d-2-liter/?ALLSTEPS [pashute, Sep 17 2014]
[link]
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maybe we should have a homeless/hobo category for ideas ... the pump-action container of course being incredibly well baked. |
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Now if you can figure a way to get B.Fuller's "Dymaxion Shower Head" to work... |
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Yes - garden sprayers and other air-over-liquid
dispensers exist. But this device has no container
and no pump-action. Those functions are delegated
to more-readily-available local materials, to slim the
device down to a minimum. |
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Speaking of a minimum.. there is a point where a fine
mist does little cleaning. But theres a few orders of
magnitude between that flow and the result of
pouring straight from a 2-li |
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Next up: Hobo Orrery.
[edit]^^^referring to previous idea name
[edit ii] not my bone |
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so why do orrery ideas get truckloads of pastry while
i get boned for an original invention. hm? |
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charity bun for a reformed hobo idea + |
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I forgot.. it's not the Happy Cuddle Club. Thanks for
not letting me go dry |
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this would have a good illustration |
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could you make a quick drawing? use Paint Online from
onemotion |
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It's a pump sprayer minus the tank, using a found 2L sodapop bottle to hold the liquid. |
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