How would I measure 60 ml? Would I need to buy something else?
They should have made the cap of 60 ml and just say 'Mix one cup per 4L'. I would still have trouble with the 4L, but at least I knew I could measure it using 1L or 2L water bottles.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Mr. Clean Febreze - Mix 60 ml per 4L
What is this 'Mix 60 ml per 4L'?
How would I measure 60 ml? Would I need to buy something else?
They should have made the cap of 60 ml and just say 'Mix one cup per 4L'. I would still have trouble with the 4L, but at least I knew I could measure it using 1L or 2L water bottles.
How would I measure 60 ml? Would I need to buy something else?
They should have made the cap of 60 ml and just say 'Mix one cup per 4L'. I would still have trouble with the 4L, but at least I knew I could measure it using 1L or 2L water bottles.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
TV-Do-Sport
TV-Do-Sport - Device to lock the TV set.
The user of such a device would have to exercise in order to be able to watch TV
Versions
1. The TV would be connected through this device to a Rowing Machine or Exercise Bike or Other Gym Machine.
Only when the user exercises can she/he watch TV, otherwise not; so if a movie lasts 2 hours the user will need to pedal for 2 hours
2. The user has to exercise for a certain duration (previously set) daily/weekly and so she/he can get ‘the right’ to watch any time TV during the day/week.
The duration of the exercise will be stored and according to the initial settings the TV set will be ‘unlocked’.
The lock could be removed (no more exercises, subsequently ‘free’ TV) using a code obtained by Internet.
But, here is the catch; the customer would have to pay a certain fee for it so he will think twice before giving up. People usually have no will but when it is the matter about money, they wouldn’t give up so easily. The fee could be tied perhaps to the duration of using the lock, so the faster they give up the more they have to pay.
Note: The device could be used for PCs as well.
The user of such a device would have to exercise in order to be able to watch TV
Versions
1. The TV would be connected through this device to a Rowing Machine or Exercise Bike or Other Gym Machine.
Only when the user exercises can she/he watch TV, otherwise not; so if a movie lasts 2 hours the user will need to pedal for 2 hours
2. The user has to exercise for a certain duration (previously set) daily/weekly and so she/he can get ‘the right’ to watch any time TV during the day/week.
The duration of the exercise will be stored and according to the initial settings the TV set will be ‘unlocked’.
The lock could be removed (no more exercises, subsequently ‘free’ TV) using a code obtained by Internet.
But, here is the catch; the customer would have to pay a certain fee for it so he will think twice before giving up. People usually have no will but when it is the matter about money, they wouldn’t give up so easily. The fee could be tied perhaps to the duration of using the lock, so the faster they give up the more they have to pay.
Note: The device could be used for PCs as well.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Pay to be Read
There are so many people, who would like to write to a celebrity, but of course they (the celebrities) would not have time to read all the e-mails addressed to them and moreover to acknowledge they have read them.
A website could be set up to enable people to bid for the ‘privilege’ the e-mail they send to be read by a certain celebrity. The bid would be open so they would see how many e-mails are ahead of them.
The celebrity the e-mails are addressed to would be contacted later and told for example that 50 emails worth $3000 are waiting to be read and s/he could either directly receive the money or donate it to a charity of their own choice; of course s/he could choose to read only some of them based on the sender's name, subject, number of words and other criteria.
There would be a registration fee (people would get to see the bids so it is not like they do not get something in exchange just to avoid the surfers that would have no intention at all of writing to a celebrity).
After 30-90 days if is there no answer the person would receive the money back minus a very small administration fee .
And because a picture is worth 1,000 words, see also a Power Point presentation about the idea.
A website could be set up to enable people to bid for the ‘privilege’ the e-mail they send to be read by a certain celebrity. The bid would be open so they would see how many e-mails are ahead of them.
The celebrity the e-mails are addressed to would be contacted later and told for example that 50 emails worth $3000 are waiting to be read and s/he could either directly receive the money or donate it to a charity of their own choice; of course s/he could choose to read only some of them based on the sender's name, subject, number of words and other criteria.
There would be a registration fee (people would get to see the bids so it is not like they do not get something in exchange just to avoid the surfers that would have no intention at all of writing to a celebrity).
After 30-90 days if is there no answer the person would receive the money back minus a very small administration fee .
And because a picture is worth 1,000 words, see also a Power Point presentation about the idea.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Can Cover
Urban legends ? 'Wash Your Pop Cans'
Perhap, but the answer is this:
Carlsberg can after I sent them the my idea (perhaps just a coincidence):
Also, San Pellegrino has a cover but it is made of Aluminum, again not best solution environment wise (and cost wise I suppose).
And another variation of this idea: Spinnakers beers.
It seems the above type is spreading: Uncommon Brewers . I do not know who was the first but 'Uncommon' should be 'uncommon' and use my idea: paper not plastic, cheaper and better for the environment.
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