h a l f b a k e r yClearly this is a metaphor for something.
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Have you ever walk into the toilet and finds that the floor is wet with puddle of water?
Putting two existing technology together and we may be able to give a new perspective on drying the floor.
Imagine having a wiper that incorporate a vaccum system on the arm. Every time the wiper sweep, instead
of sweeping the water to the extream end , we have the vacuum on the wiper to suck the water on the floor. Cool Huh!...
Mini wet vac
http://www.mensmini...t/?product_id=13815
[waugsqueke, Oct 04 2004]
Wet Vac Squeegee Attachment
http://www.epinions...display_~full_specs
Just pull it across the room on a rope attached to a motor. [Cedar Park, Oct 04 2004]
[link]
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But the poster wants to incorporate an automated sweeping element into it. |
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Um...are you really likely to want to vacuum up the gook in a wet toilet? (Rather than turning right around and exiting before you throw up?) |
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How about a squeegee attachment on the wet vac, then? [link] |
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Well, it has to be gotten rid of somehow, [DrCurry]. I'd rather have this than mop up the floor. The idea seems to be directed at the toilet proprietor rahter than the end user. |
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What about soggy paper clumps that clog the vacuum mouth/tube? |
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Why are they called vacuum cleaners, anyway? There's no vacuum creating the suction. |
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Maybe so, but these things are Baked for general purpose use anyway - seen 'em on TV ads. |
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The title for this idea keeps making me think it's a solution for cleaning off *yourself* after going to the bathroom. |
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(trying to pry image of improper use of vacuum from mind) |
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