I want a vacuum cleaner back pack, like in ghostbusters. It’s got to have some real power, of course. With an extra long, spring loaded cord. And a see through hose, so I can see stuff getting sucked. Also, it should a push button on the handle, which extends to reach ceiling cobwebs. Attachments should be mounted on the unit, with in easy reach, like a quiver of arrows. It should be shiny silver.
I believe such a machine would get men to do housecleaning. I know, it’s a tall claim. But guys love watching things get sucked up. Okay, we might have to add in a throaty engine sound.
I’m just saying, husbands would vacuum, dust, and enjoy it. What’s not to love?
The people who clean our office use vacuum cleaner backpacks for their vacuuming. The vacs seem to be powerful enough to do the job.
They don’t have all this, but most of this would be doable, you’d think. You’d want the cord spring loaded like a tape measure, where you pull it out bit by bit and it stays out, then you push the button and it retracts all the way. And I can’t see why they couldn’t do see-through hoses. But unless you’ve got high ceilings, you wouldn’t really need the extension: by the time that backpack’s on your back, it’s already almost as close to an 8-foot ceiling as it is to the floor.
I want a radar detector with a twist: when your radar detector picks up a police radar signal, it blasts back a 50,000 watt radar pulse that fries the police radar.
I want a machine that’ll pick up my subvocalized thoughts, so that when I’m thinking stuff to myself it would write it down. It’d be great for anything from grocery lists to predrafts for stories.
All 5’2" of me and my 9’ ceilings beg to differ. I want the wand to extend to whatever length is required, at the push of a button, damn it! (And yes, I am aware that the last sentence invites a lot of penis jokes. Grow up, you pervs!) I got the top of the fridge and bookcases to deal with, y’know!
Thanks! Cool, so it exists now; I’ve always wondered, why not.
Now I’ll have two thermostat remote controls so when people afflicted with hot-flashes come over, they can have battles of the house temperature with normal folks and leave me alone.
That’s why you’d attach it to the house! Otherwise we’d just have a lonely computer voice repeatedly telling itself where it is until its batteries ran out…
I’d buy a real 3-D printer - one that can make anything you want, provided a design exists (or you design it) and using any material, even elemental substances (e.g. polyethylene plastic is made of carbon and hydrogen), and using waste as a source for materials (which would only have to have the necessary elements). Size might be an issue depending on what you would want it to make, but I figure a few inches would be enough for the main purposes I have in mind.
I want a doohickey that will suspend my book/Kindle from the bathroom ceiling at precisely the angle I want to read in the bathtub. And it will turn the page at the push of a waterproof button tied to my wrist. When I’m relaxing in the tub, I mean to do the least amount of work possible.