Nanopool's spray-on liquid glass could keep bacteria, water off of pretty much anything
By Darren Murph 
posted February 2nd 2010 7:43PM
posted February 2nd 2010 7:43PM
You know, we're beginning to wonder exactly what's genuine anymore. Our foods are being built in laboratories, our glass panes are being unwillingly converted to touch panels, and now, exposed objects don't even have to get grimy over the course of time. It's a travesty, we say. All disappointing rants aside, we have to confess that we're actually enthused about a newly developed spray-on silicon dioxide solution that promises to protect just about any surface from water, bacteria, dirt and UV radiation. The so-called "liquid glass" is said to be completely harmless to the environment, and creator Nanopool hopes that it can be used eventually on car coatings, clothing and even the nose cones of high-speed trains. Here's hoping it comes in a spray can -- our decade-old keyboard and mouse could probably use a coat of this.[Thanks, Pierre]
If this is as said this will change many aspects of life. It could revolutionize how work spaces in restaurants are handled. This would end many bacterias from developing.
perma-condoms.
@cnstarz
How idiotic, you take something like this and make it sexual. This tells us our society is going down fast. We are going the route of ROME.
@cgreen
yeah, because i was being completely serious; and one joke that got your panties twisted in a bunch definitely means that our entire society is "going down fast". yet you're calling ME the idiot?
laughable.
@cnstarz Your response is what is laughable. To deflect your comment is a good ploy but it won't work. If you would just logically think what you said it makes no sense. I never said it was flexible and but you only had one thought on your mind and you can not get by that aspect of your comment. Be real. If the words fits so be it. Many in our society do not understand that what you said was idiotic, not you on the whole, but if you think so then who am I to argue
@cgreen
seriously? that was a week ago. who cares? get mad much?
Wow! Finally something that can keep my iPhone from looking like a slum!