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Glow in the dark wicks

 Glow in the dark wicks and fire works
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Middle schoolers and teens think glow in the dark wicks and fireworks would be neat and safe. When you light a firework and it doesn't go off the glow in the dark material will indicate if the fire is completely out before approaching. Also, using fireworks on dark, dark nights without the use of flashlights to get a full effect.

The idea is safety. How many have been afraid to approach a dud? The glow in the dark wick would give indication from a safe distance that the wick is completly gone and dead?

—shok, Jan 29 2004

(?) Glow in the Dark Wicks http://www.glowinthedarkwicks.com
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       This is quite a nifty idea. But wouldn't the light from the match/lighter be enough?
—Space-Pope, Jan 29 2004
   

       Excellent shot and follow through. Welcome to the bakery! +
—nomadic_wonderer, Jan 29 2004
   

       I thought this would be for finding candles in a blackout. And what's with the link? Help me, Rhonda.
—lostdog, Jan 29 2004
   

       perhaps Rhonda is meaningful to shok..   

       strange, spooky even..   

       relevant? probably not.
—po, Jan 29 2004
   


 

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