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Ingrown Grass
Give your lawn a permanent with Mow-No-More blade bending | |
If the preliminary results are confirmed, this new, no-cutting-edge technology, lawn care system will show great promise. Its environmentally-green, untested-on-animals, hardware consists of 12 volt insulated copper wire (recycled from starter motor windings), a sticky iron oxide solution (recycled from
floppy disks) and the Mow-No-More wet wiper (from a cylinder lawn mower, a foot bath and 200 toothbrushes).
The wire is laid out on the lawn in a parallel pattern with a 2-inch gap. The wet wiper is filled with the rusty glue and pushed across the yard, ironing each blade of grass. This pleasant chore should be repeated every two months to coat new growth. The final step is to insert the rechargeable batteries, flip the switch and see how your orange-green grass bends magically into the magnetic field to create curled rows. A flattering radial pattern can be achieved with the wire laid in a tight spiral.
Caution: The switch should be placed out of reach of children and party guests. A report has come in where repeated switching caused lawn waving that prompted passerby panic.
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I think you might find a chemical spray more practical than 200 toothbrushes. |
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I believe the only purpose in mowing grass is for the wonderful smell. Can you patent this smell as well? To be dispersed during ironing thus creating sensual validation. |
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Strangely enough, the combined smell of old motors, rust, ozone, foot bath residue and caked toothpaste resembles the scent of freshly mown grass. |
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you forgot sweat and male pheromones |
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Hmmmmmmm - there's a niche market for lawn mowing jobs - probably get twice the $ for mowing 1/4 the yard. |
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Uhh... this idea intrigues me. Curly, coarse lawns everywhere... the cornish rex of corn rows... eeek... apply this idea to farms, and you'd see endless miles of curly fields... eek. Using a similar device (?) you might be able to design automated crop circles right in the middle of your living room... ahh the possibilities... |
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i like my grass green, but i'll give it a vote for to much time on your hands |
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