So you swatted the fly, now how are you going to dispose its body? Pick it up with a tissue paper you say! Nay! Dare you waste the paper! I’ll give you a better tool, the swatter itself! The weapon itself becomes the disposer; how cool ‘n creepy. A niche in the swatter lets you pick the dead fly with precision and dispose it in the bin. Yes! Swatter; awesome!
Designer: Zhao Ke
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Correct me if im wrong, just a tissue from the box of it, to kill the fly is still more eco-friendly considering the materials used into making this swatter just to swat the fly right?
Correct me if im wrong, just a tissue from the box of it, to kill the fly is still more eco-friendly considering the materials used into making this swatter just to swat the fly right?
how do u dispose the fly off of the swatter and into the trash. I'm guessing the liquids from the fly's body would cause it to stick to the swatter.
how do u dispose the fly off of the swatter and into the trash. I'm guessing the liquids from the fly's body would cause it to stick to the swatter.
I guess the designer's idea is to shovel the fly up, rather than clip it. Otherwise, it is still kind of disgusting…
I guess the designer's idea is to shovel the fly up, rather than clip it. Otherwise, it is still kind of disgusting…
even its brutal, its still a good design.
even its brutal, its still a good design.
I like the way you think and want to make killing a fly more environment friendly, but I still have to use a napkin to clean the blood from the surface.
I like the way you think and want to make killing a fly more environment friendly, but I still have to use a napkin to clean the blood from the surface.
It is being used for more than 30 years at eastern EU. It is a very old product.
It is being used for more than 30 years at eastern EU. It is a very old product.
How come killing a fly respects the ECO-friendly movement?
Isn't the fly part of the eco-system?
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Very paradoxal design, maybe intentional? 🙂
How come killing a fly respects the ECO-friendly movement?
Isn't the fly part of the eco-system?
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Very paradoxal design, maybe intentional? 🙂
Of course, you could always just trap it and take it outside: http://www.petacatalog.com/index.php?p=product&am… I wish more places sold these. No blood, no guts, AND no tissue. 😉
Of course, you could always just trap it and take it outside: http://www.petacatalog.com/index.php?p=product&am… I wish more places sold these. No blood, no guts, AND no tissue. 😉
Greenwashing knows no bounds…
Greenwashing knows no bounds…
^^ Oh my god !!!!!very good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
^^ Oh my god !!!!!very good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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