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//snails... race about//
Umm...? |
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Their slime would distort the mirror image even if the nutritious [sp.] film did not. Maybe they should have squeegies dragging after them like little reverse snow ploughs to clean up the snail goo. |
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I think you should genetically engineer snails to produce slime that works like those windshield defogger chemicals |
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Oh, my! Have a battery-powered electronic snail instead just to clear out the slime and nutritious film issue... |
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[marked-for-tagline]Have a battery-powered electronic snail |
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Baked! With a little garlic butter. [link] |
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...but where would they sleep? |
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Maybe something to eat the slime as well? The bathroom window could have a layer of algae on it as food for the window snails. |
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Extending [nineteenthly]'s line of thought, perhaps we can engineer dust-eating snails to keep our houses clean? Or create perhaps an entire ecology for our own convenience? It'd be like living in a little jungle! That'd be splendid! |
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We had some apple snails that got around the aquarium at an unusal pace. |
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All the same, I'm guessing you'll need a very large snail, or a very small mirror to make this work successfully... |
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and if my apple snail is any indication, you'll want some netting underneath so they don't jump off and die. |
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Once the mirror was thoroughly slimed, I
bet it would be steamproof. |
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A better solution from MaxCo. |
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Tired of slimy bathroom mirrors? Slimy
bathroom mirror woes begone!! |
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Our patented MaxiMagnetSnails have
powerful neodumium magnets
permanently bonded to their shells.
Simply seal 3 or 4 MaxiMagnetSnails in
the recess behind your mirror, along
with 100-200 grams of
MaxiMagnetSnailFood. Next, place 3 or
4 of our decorative magnetic cleaning
pads on the face of the mirror. |
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Viola! The cleaning pads will glide
magically and majestically across the
face of your mirror, following the
meanderings of the snails behind
(please note lack of apostrophe). |
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//(please note lack of apostrophe)// |
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lack'o'grammar too, methinks. How can you follow something that's behind you ? |
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...the snails.... behind....the mirror. |
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Instead of plain sailing, could this variation
on the idea be described as snail planing? |
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I don't know, but I can see sanity paling. |
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To wipe our mirrors clean, we'll just have to s/nail (sink a nail) to the wall and install a car wiper, wiping off your creepy snails too. |
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