Caporegime
You're worried about my mental development when you are clearly misinterpreting what I have said on purpose. What is the difference between rebound and reflect as well in this case.
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You're worried about my mental development when you are clearly misinterpreting what I have said on purpose. What is the difference between rebound and reflect as well in this case.
Caporegime
Rebound would be it coming back along the trajectory that it went. Reflecting would be it bouncing off at a different angle to the upon which it hits.
Caporegime
Thats just plain wrong.
Soldato
It doesn't rebound straight back, it sort of "explodes" think o fit like when you jet wash a car, the stream doesn't bounce back but sort of creates a cloud of water
The coating achieves this with more efficiency having started with less energy in the first place.
Will 100% of the urine reflect back onto the culprit, no. Will some amount, say 10% or so, yes.
We looked at this at work, and it does work, but its very expensive.
The problem is people will a) not believe it (as demonstrated in this thread) and b) once you start you cant stop anyway
If people want to get an idea how this works stretch a piece of cling film over a loo, the effect is similar
The coating achieves this with more efficiency having started with less energy in the first place.
Will 100% of the urine reflect back onto the culprit, no. Will some amount, say 10% or so, yes.
We looked at this at work, and it does work, but its very expensive.
The problem is people will a) not believe it (as demonstrated in this thread) and b) once you start you cant stop anyway
If people want to get an idea how this works stretch a piece of cling film over a loo, the effect is similar
Soldato
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Adopt boxing stance op and beat them up and yell I TOLD U TO FITE ME IRL M8.
Caporegime
It doesn't rebound straight back, it sort of "explodes" think o fit like when you jet wash a car, the stream doesn't bounce back but sort of creates a cloud of water
The coating achieves this with more efficiency having started with less energy in the first place.
Will 100% of the urine reflect back onto the culprit, no. Will some amount, say 10% or so, yes.
We looked at this at work, and it does work, but its very expensive.
The problem is people will a) not believe it (as demonstrated in this thread) and b) once you start you cant stop anyway
If people want to get an idea how this works stretch a piece of cling film over a loo, the effect is similar
Bingo. Physics yo!
Caporegime
Yeah, if you stick a piece of cling film over a toilet seat and pee on it from a few foot away you won't get soaked. It will hit the clingfilm and fly off at an angle straight ahead of you. If someone wees against a wall with a hydrophobic coating at a right angle to the wall it will come back and get them wet. If they pee at a 45 degree angle to wall (off to the side) it won't.
Caporegime
Yes it will. You're talking to two people who have seen these coatings in action and still insisting you're right.
Soldato
It wont consistently go straight ahead, and the coating works a bit like this. There will be some randomness and spray back.
If I had to, I'd pee on any one of you!
This magic/voodoo/devilish paint stuff is too expensive. Yes, the videos are impressive but I don't want to spend that kind of money to test it. - I've only found one supplier for the product in the UK so far.
The sprinkler idea seems like the best/funest solution.
This magic/voodoo/devilish paint stuff is too expensive. Yes, the videos are impressive but I don't want to spend that kind of money to test it. - I've only found one supplier for the product in the UK so far.
The sprinkler idea seems like the best/funest solution.