Du.static is a illusion wand that sucks dirt out of the air using - you guessed it - immobile electricity. It could moreover be the final home apparatus we will ever need.
Won Suk Lee's process pattern uses two technologies. A air blower sucks air in to the elegantly-curved base-station, where it is drawn by an electrostatic filter. The washed air exits, leaving reduction dirt to whirl in motes and solve in to dust-bunnies.
The second segment is an electrostatic wand. Pull it from the tip of the base-station similar to a made at home Excalibur from an interior-decoration-like mill and it goes to work. You call the wand over shelves and even feathery clothing similar to a neat-freak TSA officer, and it picks up dust. Then, when hold over the trashcan, you cut the power and the dirt should tumble in to the garbage.
It's something we sorely need. Here's a print we snapped a short time ago. It shows the horrible black market underneath my desk:
Nasty, right? But the Du.static may can't help. we got in to this muddle since we am as well quiescent to lift the void cleanser out from at the back the, well, whatever it sits at the back in the broom closet we never open. If we have to use a wand to manually eliminate dust, I'll may never do it. A actual shame.
If usually somebody would invent a tiny drudge that changed autonomously around the residence and spotless the floors…
Static Dust [Yanko]
See Also:
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