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I propose a small gutter that is attached to the lower side of your sweatband that curves such that excess sweat squeezed from the sweat band is directed away from your face and eyes thus preventing sweat from running in your eyes or onto your glasses.
Enthalpy change of solution
http://en.wikipedia...nthalpy_of_solution
Useful to know. [8th of 7, Jul 13 2010]
Lil' Rinser Bath Face Protector
http://www.bellybey...n+washing+hair.html
For keeping shampoo out of baby's eyes. [swimswim, Jul 14 2010]
Sweat band Gut'r
http://www.ppolnews...headband-halo-sweat
[2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jul 17 2010]
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Hi Jason! Nice to see you! + |
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Then add a recirculating pump that sprays it out again as mist upon your crown. |
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Pack the sweat band with ammonium nitrate. It has a positive enthalpy of solution. Potassium chlorate is even better. |
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A thicker sweatband will allow the absorption of
more water, as well as allow the outer surface to
evaporate water, preventing the run-off effect. |
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Cedar Park; That has not been my experience as I work construction type work and when it is really hot and humid a sweat band simply cant keep up. |
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Perhaps you've not found a sweatband that's as thick
as a rolled-up beach towel... |
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[Cedar Park] I think what you're describing is a "turban." |
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(+) Good idea.
Not widely known to exist yet, but I smell baked goods. [link] |
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