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Shock in the Shower (1997)

92 pointsby jmsover 9 years ago

5 comments

userbinatorover 9 years ago
<i>The first time a bottle was opened resulted in a discharge approximately 1.5 inches in length from the shampoo to the metallized film cap seal.</i><p>The dielectric strength of air is ~3kV&#x2F;mm. That corresponds to roughly a 114kV potential. It&#x27;s a good thing these bottles didn&#x27;t contain something flammable like hairspray.
knodi123over 9 years ago
Why don&#x27;t they name the brand of the shampoo, or the manufacturer? The article says this problem was observed by customers, so this ought to be public information... And since this happened 37 years ago, I&#x27;m not sure why they would be worried about libel lawsuits or anything....
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mrfusionover 9 years ago
Could this be used as a new type of battery? It seems to hold way more energy than a typical capacitor.
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bognitionover 9 years ago
i&#x27;m seeing spam links. me thinks this page was hacked
RDeckardover 9 years ago
Love the 1996-era website design. Loads instantly, no ads, no non-sense.
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