It takes these Japanese cleaners 7 minutes to clean the bullet train. Very efficient. The Netherlands can learn something from them. Trains, metro's, trams, busses are so dirty over here.
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Showing posts with label cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleaning. Show all posts
Jun 14, 2014
Oct 23, 2013
Mini-Robots Will Clean Your House
Good news! At least for me this is very good news. When is it available?
"‘Mab‘, an automated cleaning system by young industrial design student Adrian Perez Zapata from Colombia, won this year’s Electrolux Design Lab competition. The concept consists of hundreds of flying mini-robots that can clean all surfaces in the home."
"‘Mab‘, an automated cleaning system by young industrial design student Adrian Perez Zapata from Colombia, won this year’s Electrolux Design Lab competition. The concept consists of hundreds of flying mini-robots that can clean all surfaces in the home."
May 21, 2012
Apr 13, 2012
Paneful Business
Whoa!
Window Cleaners on The Empire State Building - 1938, from the British Pathe newsreel "Paneful Business".
Window Cleaners on The Empire State Building - 1938, from the British Pathe newsreel "Paneful Business".
Feb 12, 2012
How To Wash A Plane
One is never too old to learn something. Like washing a plane. No machines involved.
Feb 2, 2011
The Stick Toothbrush - The Miswak
"The "Miswak," a teeth cleaning twig used throughout the Muslim world in lieu of modern toothbrush models, gets updated packaging for Western markets courtesy of School of Visual Arts student Leen Sadder.
Traditionally, the Miswak's bark is chewed off to expose the brush-like fibers underneath, but for commercial purposes, Sadder opted to include a lid that doubles as a tip-trimmer."
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Traditionally, the Miswak's bark is chewed off to expose the brush-like fibers underneath, but for commercial purposes, Sadder opted to include a lid that doubles as a tip-trimmer."
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Jan 28, 2011
Jan 23, 2011
Windoro Window-Cleaning Robot
I want a Windoro! I want it very badly!
Jan 12, 2011
Salt-Free Shoes
"Each winter, the United States uses 18,000 tons of salt on roads and sidewalks. Inevitably, a good portion of that salt will get absorbed into your shoes—leaving otherwise beautiful footwear dried out and stained. It's important to remember that the salt starts drying and warping the leather quickly, so act fast. Here's how to save your shoes:
1. Make a solution of one part plain white vinegar to two parts water.
2. Dab the solution onto the stains, working from the outside toward the center of the stain.
3. Dampen a clean cloth with water and wipe down the shoe to remove any lingering vinegar.
4. Press a dry cloth into the leather to remove out any residual moisture.
5. Let them air dry for a day and then condition, buff or polish as usual.
Suede?
Suede isn't a great shoe option when there's salt and slush out, but should you get some salt stains on your suede shoes, start by brushing the nap with a suede brush. Dip a cloth into your vinegar solution and wring it out. Dab the solution onto the stain and the blot with a dry cloth until the stain is gone."
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Sep 9, 2010
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Apr 20, 2010
Magistral 'Snowman'
I've never seen such a sad dishwashing liquid commercial. Where are the tissues!!!!
Grey Argentina
director: Andres Salmoyragui
Grey Argentina
director: Andres Salmoyragui
Jun 19, 2009
Verilux Cleanwave UV-C Sanitizing Light Wand
Wanna clean all the germs in the house?
Do you suppose this is good ... killing all the germs in the house? What about resistence against germs?

Click here for more info
Do you suppose this is good ... killing all the germs in the house? What about resistence against germs?

Click here for more info
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