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Outlet lubricant
Helps the plug get in and out
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The other day I had to wrestle with a plug for about a minute to get the thing out of the socket. I thought it would be easier if there was a lubricant for the outlet that would not catch fire. It would come in a metered can with a plug shaped applicator. It would be metered so you don't gum up the whole electrical box.
-----, Nov 14 2004

Pop out plug http://www.halfbake...20Electrical_20Plug
Another solution to the same problem [jonthegeologist, Nov 14 2004]


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       where did the annos go?
po, Nov 14 2004
   

       Here's one.
Worldgineer, Nov 14 2004
   

       i accidentally deleted them
-----, Nov 14 2004
   

       What, all of them? Pillock!
angel, Nov 14 2004
   

       That [link] is shameless Desert Foxing [jg] :) By the way, where's [hazel] or have I missed something?
ConsulFlaminicus, Nov 14 2004
   

       i had a girlfriend like this once.
benfrost, Nov 15 2004
   

       AC or DC?
FarmerJohn, Nov 15 2004
   

       1. I learned the word "pillock". +! 2. The lubricant could be gently scented, so as it was heated by the passing current, the room would slowly fill with the heady scent of musk. 3. This would also make it possible to design appliances with unusually large or long plugs.
bungston, Mar 13 2005
   

       [benfrost] ! She told me we were exclusive !   

       I wondered where she learned all those things........
normzone, Mar 13 2005
   


 
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