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Put away grandpa's gasmask when changing the Hoover bag! With the new generation machines, your vacuum cleaner automatically adds enough water to the collected detritus to ensure a solid, compacted brick of filth peels out of your bag, spam-style, rather than the usual Kansan dust-cloud twister! This
idea was spawned from hojotogo's cat puke collection collar, in many ways a more useful invention...
(?) gootyam's link whatever it is
http://www.rainbows...html/products4.html
[po, Jul 30 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Vacuum packing vacuum cleaner
http://www.halfbake..._20vacuum_20cleaner
Where would we be without self-promotion? [phoenix, Jul 31 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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Uh, they have a water vacuum cleaner that does the same thing. |
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use the link, dear boy [goot] |
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link provided by po - fee negotiable - I don't come cheap (except to HB) |
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Hm yes, does seem baked... but they don't get the Brick of Filth at the end, though... |
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a filth brick does sound nice. maybe redesign it so the thing just barks to go out when it is full and then it can extrude the filth brick outside like a good dog. |
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The Rainbow's by-product is a nasty semi-solid slurry of pet hair, carpet chunks, old food and other assorted yuck. I wouldn't classify the waste as a "Compacted Brick of Filth", however it is rather disgusting. |
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<plug>We've had a Rainbow vac in our house for years, and it is the best damn thing I've ever used, by far!</plug> |
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Gee, I dunno... it seems like it would be much easier to
have a self cleaning carpet... *grin and duck* |
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Aurora, What a great idea!
You should post it.... |
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What does the duck have to do with it? |
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I was concerned this was going to be some sort of terrorist plot involving creating a poisonous cloud from the waters behind the Hoover Dam. |
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Before vacuum cleaning days, a traditional way of cleaning dusty wooden floors (which Australia was full of) was to save the tealeaves until you got a good collection, then throw the damp leaves on the floor & sweep them up. The dust stuck to the leaves. Now of course everyone drinks coffee & has carpets.. sigh. |
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Not everyone. Not even all Australians.
A common way of reducing dust in the air while (frinstance) smoothing plastered walls or using power wood-working tools is to spray the room with water from a plant mister. |
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I thinking of building my dream brick of filth house soon. |
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The filth bricks could also be used in the
fireplace in winter. |
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