Sunday, July 22, 2012

6. Never get wet!!

Staying dry – never wet spray not only keeps items dry, but clean too. Take a look at this presentation:

Created by Ross Nanotechnology LLC Corporation http://www.neverwet.com/about-us.php, you just spray it on clothing, shoes or whatever you wish to keep clean and dry. It repels water, moisture, oils, dirt, and almost anything.  It comes in a spray and liquid paint to cover all surfaces.

How will it impact on the market and its competitors, you ask?  Well, so far Rubbermaid have taken to this technology creating a clean and dry plunger (retrieved October 5, 2012 from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nYNOB3K_wg).   A plunger of all things? Yes, a plunger - not really life changing, but how long before someone sprays it on their cars, or even clothing (gone will be the days of the washing machine).  While these might be the immediate benefits, there are risks involved.  What would the implications be if someone bathes in it? I'd hate to think what people would do to themselves with this product, as threads on youtube so descriptively highlight below:


"You can spray this on a knife or gun... I think you know the rest.
Lupinberg 11 hours ago.

If i spray it on myself will i never need a bath again?
Unrealkillcamz 3 days ago 3 

 They have given in to the corporate realm, and instead of being a product that the individual consumer can purchase to use at your own will, they are allowing big companies to start manufacturing with their product, and not letting us have it. Rubbermaid has already announced their new plunger that has a neverwet coating. We were promised this product in early 2012, now it appears we may never get our hands on it. :/
NorthwestBrendan 5 days ago

Or better yet, lube your rectum with it so your crap shoots off your ass as soon as it's formed.
pomponi0 in reply to allstarzmonkey (Show the comment) 4 weeks ago"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7is6r6zXFDc (retrieved October 5, 2012).


Keep an eye out for upcoming competitors (other than Rubbermaid), and who will quickly whip this product  up and converge with their own products.  The important point to note, as NorthwestBrendan mentioned above, will this product be for consumer use, or will it be a product that only companies, and the manufacturing industry will be allowed to use.  In addition, keep an eye out for the costs.

Most importantly, just wait for it to arrive. 


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  1. donquixote2uJuly 26, 2012 at 1:01 AM

    yup, the latest and greatest technology - and already some concerns about unforseen side-effects http://www.csiro.au/en/Portals/Publications/Brochures--Fact-Sheets/sunscreens-FAQ/What-are-the-concerns-over-the-use-of-nanoparticles-in-sunscreens.aspx

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  2. corleneJuly 26, 2012 at 1:14 AM

    You see, nanoparticles in sunscreens interests me, there are nanoparticles in so many things even in the air we breathe, as highlighted here http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/en/pattie_maes_demos_the_sixth_sense.html. What do you think? The Discovery Channel reports much controversy around geoengineering chem trails. But as you stated, aluminium oxide particles may have even been around alot longer than chem trails, and present in simple household products such as sunscreen, moisturisers, and so forth.

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