Norman's Shaving Mug (Invention)

Discussion in 'Shave Soaps' started by TraderJoe, Jun 14, 2007.

  1. TraderJoe

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    Came across this invention,

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  2. moviemaniac

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    well, that's the modern way of doing things. Some people, like me, just use their good ole wash-bag and put a shaving stick in there ;)
     
  3. Will

    Will Nevermind

    I have seen this a long time ago when I ran "shaving mug" in google. Nice idea for a travel mug I must say.

    But then again so is Mama Bear and QED good for travel too. :D
     
  4. TraderJoe

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    yeah, but they don't have this:


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  5. Queen of Blades

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    allows drying air to enter but keeps the liquid inside

    Oxymoron kinda idea, IMO. :confused:
     
  6. TraderJoe

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    My guess is that it works similar (reverse) to stay-dry shirts like those sold by Under-Armour, etc.
     
  7. Queen of Blades

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    I'm fairly sure I understand what they are trying to say, but it sounds stupid the way they put it.

    What is the point of allowing drying air in, if the liquid stays in too?? :rolleyes:
     
  8. TraderJoe

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    It lets air in, to dry the liquid.......so it doesn't soil your undies :rofl

    Puzzle solved :D
     
  9. Queen of Blades

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    No, I understand that, but if the liquid doesn't escape, the soap can't dry. :rolleyes:
     
  10. Smedley

    Smedley New Member

    The pellet with the poison's in the flagon with the dragon, the vessel with the pestle has the brew that is true.:signs068
     
  11. sparky5693

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    Those work by capillary action. The best example I can think of is when water gets trapped in the holes of a window screen. By pulling the liquid to the surface and spreading the surface area, it's able to evaporate quicker. These particular fibers are usually an extremely fine spun polyester (often called microfiber)

    If I had to guess, i'd say this device is somehow allowing the liquid to evaporate through a type of osmosis, that leaves the larger water molecules behind.... I'd guess it to be some kind of extremely fine sponge.
     
  12. TraderJoe

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    Elementary, dear Watson....wouldn't ya say? :D
     
  13. sparky5693

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    Did you know they never said that in the books, only the movies. :)
     
  14. Queen of Blades

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    :rolleyes: I think it is time for me to beat Professor Bob over the head now. ::sesel
     
  15. TraderJoe

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  16. Queen of Blades

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    No? Why not? :confused:
     
  17. TraderJoe

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  18. Queen of Blades

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    Nah. :p
     
  19. Will

    Will Nevermind

    Oddly, YES I knew that (don't look at me like that, I READ............OK, OK I seen it on a documentary). :rofl
     

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