The War against Invasives takes a bloody turn this week compliments of weapons that assist the socially responsible angler maintain his squeaky clean.
The Solar-Powered Toothbrush is a multi-purpose tool allowing the ecologically concious angler to eradicate germs and plaque-causing microbes in his mouth, then aggressively scrub his wading gear and boots of all threats to the watershed.
The Soladey-J3X has a solar panel at its base that transmits electrons to the top of the toothbrush through a lead wire. The electrons react with acid in the mouth, creating a chemical reaction that breaks down plaque and kills bacteria. The toothbrush requires no toothpaste, and can operate with about the same amount of light as needed by a solar-powered calculator.
The researchers have already tested the toothbrush in cultures of bacteria that cause periodontal disease, and demonstrated that the brush causes “complete destruction of bacterial cells,” Komiyama said.
It’s the end of standing around the ice machine at the gas station, hoping your waders will freeze and thaw before the evening grab. Now you can go after the little bastards, listen to their screams of anguish –and watch them pop and sizzle.
Of course the next morning your mouth will taste like you’ve licked the inside of Goldfish bowl, but what’s a little suffering when it comes to ensuring the Pristine for future generations …
Me, I use an old head cement bottle and a dram of single-malt, making the entire experience heady and rewarding.
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Next time you provide a link to a non-english website you better be able to translate for me.
I would like to try one of these myself.
Translate the page using babelfish – it yields a reasonable facsimile
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/
Just insert the URL.
No Thank You. Lead wire has been shown to cause cancer in the state of California.
Try sleeping in the same room with the Wonderdog sometime.
Forget about invasives; this product could signal the end of that most revered of fishing icons – the toothless goober…