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November 25, 2006
bookofjoe MoneyMaker™ — Hot water bottle with integrated cap
The other day I was looking at a hot water bottle and the penny dropped: how is it possible that the screw-in cap isn't attached to the bottle's neck, like a bathtub plug on a chain?
Nothing good can happen when the two pieces of a hot water bottle are separated.
So why hasn't anyone done it yet?
There's your million dollar idea for November.
Thought I wouldn't get one in, didn't you?
Ha.
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Tell you what. Hot water bottles never gets seperated from their screw-in caps. Ever. It's one of the Laws of Nature and hot water bottles are totally unique that way in all of bottledom.
I learned to use a hot water bottle when I lived in London. No central heating. Humid climate, chilly. Cold clammy bedsheets at night. Awful.
It was a major discovery and I've kept one at hand ever since. When you feel all chilled and shivery inside, like a cold or a flu is coming on, drink the herbal concoction of your choice before you go to bed and curl up with a hot water bottle at the small of your back. You'll fall asleep like a baby and wake up in the morning in mint condition.
Posted by: Anna | Nov 25, 2006 8:02:29 PM
