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toilet voltage release pedal
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Have you ever heard stories about snakes, rats or alligators emerging in a toilet?

In the event that this ever happens to you while you are on the throne you will need a way to fight back , this is your way.

I envision a foot pedal switch or red emergency button on the wall that when activated will release 220 volts ac directly into the toilet water immediately arresting whatever creature threatens your bottom.

—vfrackis, Sep 25 2014

Dragon of Unhappiness http://wiki.lspace....agon_of_Unhappiness
Beware … [8th of 7, Sep 26 2014]

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       On the other hand, have you ever had a snake, rat or alligator come up from your toilet?
—xandram, Sep 25 2014
   

       Can it be operable from a shower stall on the other side of the house ?
—FlyingToaster, Sep 25 2014
   

       220 V is for chumps. How about delivering 100 kV with a Van de Graaff toilet brush?
—the porpoise, Sep 25 2014
   

       people might be tempted to use a100 kV Van de Graaff toilet brush for entirely different activities.
—vfrackis, Sep 25 2014
   

       Scary lack of understanding of a)electricity or b)plumbing.
—WcW, Sep 26 2014
   

       <link>
—8th of 7, Sep 26 2014
   

       dragons too
—vfrackis, Sep 26 2014
   


 

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