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The Bedol Eco-Friendly Clock - just add water

The Bedol Eco-Friendly Clock - just add water
The Bedol Eco - Friendly Water Powered Clock
The Bedol Eco - Friendly Water Powered Clock
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The Bedol Eco - Friendly Clock in green
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The Bedol Eco - Friendly Clock in yellow
Water and a dash of lemon juice is all it takes to run the Bedol Eco - Friendly Clock
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Water and a dash of lemon juice is all it takes to run the Bedol Eco - Friendly Clock
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Anything that flies the green flag is a welcome addition to the array of resource depleting devices in our homes. The Bedol Eco – Friendly Water Powered Clock is as environmentally sound as they come – literally just add water.

The clock doesn't need batteries, mains electricity or even winding up, instead it acts as a kind of fuel cell to create a flow of electrons from liquid. Merely fill the reservoir with water and a dash of lemon juice for acidity and the clock will run for 6-8 weeks, creating zero emissions and no pollution. There is no need to reset the time between water changes as a built in memory chip keeps track of it.

The 4” x 3.5” clock, while devoid of any fancy features, is a recession friendly USD$16.00 and is available in four colors. Although environmentally a small step in the right direction, will this type of technology continue to be applied to home electronics on a larger scale? Only time will tell.

Head to Bedol for a closer look.

Via Think Geek.

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2 comments
2 comments
Dr.A.Jagadeesh
Outstanding Invention.
Dr.A.Jagadeesh Nellore(AP),India
Vitor Ferreira
I also think this is a great eco-friendly device, but someone forgot to tell my clock that one load of water is supposed to last from 6 to 8 weeks, as it is working with the same load since around 6 to 8 months ago.