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And my "wet socks" are wet with what? A potassium chloride solution? Maybe Sodium Chloride? If these are socks that have just been washed I doubt there will be much of an electrolytic solution contained in them. Maybe some nasty sweaty socks.........but even still we are missing some major components of a galvanic cell.[-] |
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Even if it did work, it would leave nasty stains |
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I'll go for the copper clothes pegs, but only coz they'll weather and age and look quite cool on my clothes line. |
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Might attract lightning strikes ..... very dangerous ..... [+] |
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The lightning'll dry my clothes quicker right? |
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Yes, in a sense. Definitely quick, and the carbonised remnants will undoubtedly have quite a low moisture content. |
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"carbonised remains"
Black is always stylish. |
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you will need custard-soaked clothings for electrolyte |
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Wow, someone opened the barn door. Hi [Iron
horse]!!! |
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Howdy, ['miss]! I might've been born in a barn, but I
don't live there now |
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