Toddler-saving swimming pool system
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by /u/UncertainProphet
1y ago
Imagine a fishnet on the bottom of a swimming pool... with tethers to reels on the side of the pool. The pool is calm... and an unattended toddler stumbles in. The monitoring system detects it, motors spin the reels on the side of the pool, the fishnet is pulled taut... and the baby crawls out... alive. submitted by /u/UncertainProphet [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Kettle that’s also a thermos?
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by /u/-A-clever-username
1y ago
My idea is that in the morning you put it on its base and turn it on just like a regular kettle. But when you’re ready to go, instead of pouring it out into a thermos, you just add your tea or instant coffee mix straight into it, take it off the base, put the cap on, and throw it in your bag for the day. Obviously it would need to have a sleeve made of silicon or something to keep the outside cool so you can grab it, but I think other than figuring that out, it would be a pretty easy thing to design. Would be very convenient for people like me who wake up like 10 minutes before they have to c ..read more
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Why has no one invented disinfecting gloves?
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by /u/Trisasaurusrex
2y ago
Like a pack of gloves that are wet like a Clorox wipe on the outside but dry inside. I feel it would be way more convenient to not need to carry around a cylinder of wipes or a spray bottle and paper towel roll. I suppose you could spray a latex glove with disinfecting solution, but then again the germs and dirt wouldn’t stick to it. submitted by /u/Trisasaurusrex [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Soap labeling
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by /u/therealdonut8
2y ago
Some people (usually families or roommates) tend to have to share a shower. With this comes the hassle of trying to remember which soap is yours to use. If there was something you could use to write on soap that would stick to it even in water and wouldn’t be bad for your body, I feel like that could help a lot of people. Would this be successful? submitted by /u/therealdonut8 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Mail box
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by /u/WrongTap651
2y ago
You know how banks have that tube that sucks mail into the bank from the outside, what if mail boxes had that tube as well. No more stolen mail from the mail box, you’d have to break into the house now to get mail. Has this been done already? submitted by /u/WrongTap651 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Super Fast Kettle
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by /u/Whydoibother1
2y ago
In short, use batteries or capacitors to store energy so you can supply much greater power to heat the water. Current fast kettles are just high power say 1.7 KW. Using batteries or capacitors you could make a 1KW kettle behave like a 3 or 4KW kettle. Kettles might not be so big in the US but in much of the world everyone has an electric kettle in their kitchen. This would do very well in the UK. I’d buy it! submitted by /u/Whydoibother1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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They should make water proof socks.
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by /u/BartholomewRhe3rd
2y ago
Alright, Alright. Now here me out, so I am insecure about my feet, like, REALLY insecure. Because I have several scars on my feet and they keep peeling. So, to avoid having to show them, they should make water proof socks. submitted by /u/BartholomewRhe3rd [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Idea to freeze things quickly
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by /u/BlackFrame01
2y ago
Alright so first of all i’m just curious and this is by no means something that I will get very invested in, I just want to know if it’s possible and what the logistics would be behind it. Ok so I had to chill a can of soda that wasn’t very cold, but I wanted it at that moment in time and didn’t want to have to wait for it to cool or put it in a cup with ice. So I have just been wondering if there is any sort of technology or invention out their that lets you chill something very quickly. I know there’s blast chillers and things like that, but I thinking more of like a blow torch but it freez ..read more
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Baking bread without ends
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by /u/brtzca_123
2y ago
Why not bake bread without the ends ("heels")? Why can't industrial bread factories bake bread in long continuous loaves, the dough moved through an oven on a conveyor in one long strip (perhaps in a baking trough), to make bread without ends? (Industry must do something similar for Fig Newtons cookies.) I'm sitting here eating my sandwich, and I'm not liking the heel, and have been wondering this. submitted by /u/brtzca_123 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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New idea to revolutionize the bathroom industry
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by /u/markomailey2018
2y ago
AI is here and so is innovation. My idea id simple yet brilliant. A machine that wipes your bottom but thats not it. Using sophisticated cameras it knows just what areas to target. It will save countless dollars in toilet paper and water costs. If we make it in China can make it for peanuts! submitted by /u/markomailey2018 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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