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No-Splash Fan
Worked at home with a Lasko-brand box fan behind me... | |
Heavy-duty (that's duty, not doody, you sickos) fans mounted
in the walls facing urinals, blowing towards the urinal to
combat splash-back. To save on energy costs, the fans could
be activated/deactivated by the proximity sensor used for
the flush mechanism.
You *might* want to ensure
your
belt is tucked away so as not
to be dangling when the fan is activated.
Far more non-ineffective.
http://www.halfbake...ectrospray_20urinal
[MaxwellBuchanan, Aug 12 2012]
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Why is it that the urinal subcats are all grouped under
the 'home' category? I mean really, whose home
(besides, possibly, Maxwell's) has a urinal in it? This
really should be in the 'Public' category. |
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Given the semi-parabolic shape of most urinals, what's to prevent the impingent airflow being reversed and contributing to splash-back?
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The vacuum function of airline toilets seems like it would work better. |
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Hadn't thought about the airflow being reversed in
such a manner. Hmmm... this will require some
testing. |
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I worry slightly that the turbulence that a powerful fan might produce would result in an airflow which bounces off the smooth ceramic urinal surface, producing a massive, billowing cloud of urine droplets which will engulf the unwitting
urinal-user.
For some reason, perhaps because they both contain fans, I envisage the urinal fan being activated by the hand-dryer, so that as one man goes to dry his hands, the man standing at the urinal is suddenly hit by a powerful wind, before being engulfed in a vortex of airborne urine ("Hey! Don't dry your hands yet!! Aaaagh!!!). |
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What hippo said: blow into a bottle. |
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