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In response to "Bad photoshop is bad. -- nm" by sycor

The device is real, it's supposed to somehow save electricity. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Nov 14 '24, 10:13

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Yeah but Leo is pretty obviously photoshopped including holding the device. -- nm - sycor Nov 14, 10:15
Any electrical engineers in the house? I have no idea how this supposedly works. -- (link) - loosilu Nov 14, 10:14 11
- This site says it's total bullshit. -- (link) - JaxSean Nov 14, 10:23
- It works if you believe, just like magnets on your fuel line and those balls you put in the laundry -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 14, 10:17 9
  - I checked reddit. Electricians say it's basically a night light. -- nm - loosilu Nov 14, 10:20
  - What is wrong with my laundry balls?!? -- nm - oblique Nov 14, 10:19 7
    - They used to sell some as a replacement for laundry soap. Just toss them the wash and clothes are clean -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 14, 10:38
    - Right? I use wool balls in the dryer instead of fabric softener. They work very well. -- nm - Krusty Nov 14, 10:24 5
      - I assume he meant the balls filled with ceramic beads that are supposed to replace detergent. -- nm - loosilu Nov 14, 10:50
      - I haven't used fabric softener or dryer sheets since we got our high efficient washer and dryer. No issues -- nm - Beaker 🍺 Nov 14, 10:50
      - They will potentially wear your clothes out faster, but they make them feel softer. -- nm - sycor Nov 14, 10:31
      - Do you put any kind of scent on them? I tried those "scent beads" in the wash after switching to detergent sheets and really liked the smell - oblique Nov 14, 10:28 1
        
        We have them. I don't like them, but mrsjax and minijax use them (and occasionally put a drop of lemon oil on them). -- nm - JaxSean Nov 14, 10:32

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