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This na death trap. Buy but don’t use it

Truth be told, what he made is a death trap and hazardous craft.

In as much as it can be remodelled and redesigned, I still will appreciate his effort for thinking outside the box.

Nice but how safe is that?

Chrisus:


In my own opinion, this man is not disabled, he has risen above his wheelchair to make ends meet, kudos!
The real disabled ones are those men and women without any physical challenges who beg daily online ,on the streets or just stay indoors all day moaning about the economy.

Can't you just make a comment without insulting soooo many of us the real disabled ones here on NL?

@ topic...I hope people support him... even if they don't need the buckets they can always buy and donate it to a hospital or orphanage.

Somebody should help me .... am a 300 levil stewdent in the univercity majuring in english and need funs irgentlee to pay my fees. tank you.

bobolizim:
But plastics are poor conductors of electricity.

What do they understand about engineering

You can only buy an electrified bucket to bath only when your village people have started mentioning your name.

I would advise the man to get sticker indicating:

Heated water leach BISPHENOL A (BPA) from plastic, thereby cause CANCER, DO NOT DRINK WATER from this plastic when heated.

God bless him.

Good For Him

DuBLINGreenb:
He attached a boiling ring to a bucket boo whoo big deal

Why you know first bring out the ideal.
Ewu!

bobolizim:
But plastics are poor conductors of electricity.

Which makes them a good candidate for making such a product.
Avoiding/drastically reducing the risk of electrocution and making it safe for use.
It is even good on the matter of heat transfer as the plastic used in making this bucket, being poor conductors of heat will make the water warm(hot) for longer period as heat loss will be lesser.

Abi na metal bucket you want make him use ?

femi4:
What do they understand about engineering

If you are actually an Engineer, and you made this statement, Then i spit on your certificate.

blackaxe78:
Truth be told, what he made is a death trap and hazardous craft.

In as much as it can be remodelled and redesigned, I still will appreciate his effort for thinking outside the box.

Please how is it a death trap?

did you not see how the electric component of the boiling ring was isolated from the bucket?

The only thing that should be questioned is the integrity of the technique/method used in isolating the electrical terminals of the boiling ring over a long period (i.e in the event the bucket starts leaking from that point), which in that case i expect extensive testing to have been done prior to the mass production of his product to allay such fears.


This kind of people should be encouraged.

DuBLINGreenb:
He attached a boiling ring to a bucket boo whoo big deal

You wey get 2 functioning legs, oya tell us what you have done

advocate666:
You can only buy an electrified bucket to bath only when your village people have started mentioning your name.

Then you simply do not understand the philosophy behind this design.

That being said, the internet and much study can help you, to remove ignorance which you just spewed.

bro4u:
Oboy this is real talent... In a saner clime this man would have been a billionaire from patent and the rest.

Shut up your dirty mouth jare..... in saner climes, he wouldn't be allowed to sell this dangerous contraption. According to you, nothing works in your own country.

Nonsense....

Onemind9:
I would advise the man to get sticker indicating:

Heated water leach BISPHENOL A (BPA) from plastic, thereby cause CANCER, DO NOT DRINK WATER from this plastic when heated.

Smart.

dadavivo:
Does it have a regulator to switch itself off when the water is boiled? If no, it's a dangerous bucket to let children and teens to use

Nice afterthought. But will only add to the complexity, and risk a reduction in reliability, given the man's available skill set(?)

Inception:


Please how is it a death trap?

did you not see how the electric component of the boiling ring was isolated from the bucket?

The only thing that should be questioned is the integrity of the technique/method used in isolating the electrical terminals of the boiling ring over a long period (i.e in the event the bucket starts leaking from that point), which in that case i expect extensive testing to have been done prior to the mass production of his product to allay such fears.


This kind of people should be encouraged.

You asked a question and answered it same time.


Am not condemning it. I never did.

Except that it is unsafe and you are at risk of electrocution(the handle conducts electricity and it can easily puncture the plastic bucket ) and burns from hot water spill ,as the bucket handle easily removes.....
And so on...

Nigeria is blessed with a lot of natural talented individual.what are the federal government doing about this

bobolizim:
LMAO. Bruh, read what you've written and tell me whether you made sense ?

I am plastic, can’t conduct wizdom

Inception:

If you are actually an Engineer, and you made this statement, Then i spit on your certificate.

In my field, we called people like you "CRUDE"

Chrisus:
In my own opinion, this man is not disabled, he has risen above his wheelchair to make ends meet, kudos!
The real disabled ones are those men and women without any physical challenges who beg daily online ,on the streets or just stay indoors all day moaning about the economy.

this your comment sweet well well

femi4:
In my field, we called people like you "CRUDE"

I put it to you again, if you graduated from any field of Engineering, i spit on your certificate for corroborating the statement made by that ignoramus.

If you did not, then i will save you the disgrace.

Also, note the correction made to your sentence.

Inception:



Which makes them a good candidate for making such a product.
Avoiding/drastically reducing the risk of electrocution and making it safe for use.
It is even good on the matter of heat transfer as the plastic used in making this bucket, being poor conductors of heat will make the water warm(hot) for longer period as heat loss will be lesser.

Abi na metal bucket you want make him use ?

ah. Jesus. I need to ask you what youd in physics. Mechanisms of heat transfer ,conduction,radiation and convection must be put into consideration before making tgis kind of thing. In your head, what will happen to the plastic if the water becmes too hot for it?

Inception:


I put it to you again, if you graduated from any field of Engineering, i spit on your certificate for corroborating the statement made by that ignoramus.

If you did not, then i will save you the disgrace.

Also, note the correction made to your sentence.

Olodo, that was a typo.

Crude like you understand next to nothing about heat transfer

bobolizim:
ah. Jesus. I need to ask you what youd in physics. Mechanisms of heat transfer ,conduction,radiation and convection must be put into consideration before making tgis kind of thing. In your head, what will happen to the plastic if the water becmes too hot for it?

Don't waste your time, we have many educated illiterate here

bobolizim:
ah. Jesus. I need to ask you what youd in physics. Mechanisms of heat transfer ,conduction,radiation and convection must be put into consideration before making tgis kind of thing. In your head, what will happen to the plastic if the water becmes too hot for it?

Bros, How hot can water get? Unless i am proven wrong, water boils at 100 deg. C.

Most plastic paint buckets are made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE). Yes i agree that It is not engineered to withstand high temperatures for long periods (usually not more than 120 deg. C ), but how many people get their hot water to more than 60 deg. before it seems ok for use? Factoring in carelessness, the water has to have boiled off completely before heat starts causing the plastic to start melting.

The issue with the comment i quoted was the statement that plastics is a poor conductor of electricity, hence ( by implication) its unsuitably for use. And the question i ask is, why? That is what even makes one select it in the first place!

bobolizim:
But plastics are poor conductors of electricity.

femi4:
Olodo, that was a typo.

Crude like you understand next to nothing about heat transfer

That means you have comprehension issues.

The individual you quoted stated that Plastic is a poor conductor of electricity.

You are talking of heat transfer. as if the 2 are related to the issue at hand.

What a waste.