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People clean their ears with Q-Tips. People aren't supposed to put things smaller than the end of their finger in their ears. Q-Tips warns of that with their product.
Q-Tips calls itself the safety swab, because, before Q-tips, swabs had cotton only on one end of the stick. The other end could
puncture an eardrum or poke an eye.
With my idea for Q-Tips as big as the end of your finger, Q-Tips could move forward their historic mission of safety. Or, a competitor could finally outpace them.
The end of the big-as-the-end-of-your-finger Q-Tip might require a component other than cotton on a stick.
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erm. just use your finger it you are concerned.
I've never heard this advice before (what if you have disportionally thin fingers..). |
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and Diamonds as Big as the Ritz. |
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//I've never heard this advice before// |
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Maybe because this is the "if you masturbate, hair will grow on the palms of your hand" sort of advice. |
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I don't think this are of any use, first because if our fingers were enough to clean the inside of our ears Q-tips may have never been invented. |
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These exist, although I can't find a quick link to a photo. The tips of the swabs are larger than the average Q-tip, firmer, and slightly more tapered. <TMI>The tip itself looks similar to a reservoir-end condom tip</TMI> |
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I was always told "...smaller than your elbow", which I assume was just so adults could watch children trying to stuff their elbows into their ears. Is there a market for this too? |
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"Smaller than a tennis ball," is another one. |
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Do they have auger-shaped q-tips yet? like a cotton screw for your ears? |
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If not, that idea is ALL mine. |
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