Vanishing Fruit Stickers that Dissolve in Water
Scott Amron has come up with an ingenious and hygienic way to get rid of fruit stickers once and for all.
Don't you hate those little stickers that come with pieces of fruit? Of course you do. Everyone does. I somehow always forget to peel these off before I eat fruit. They say that practice makes perfect, but I still struggle with this after all my years of eating apples and nashi pears.
However, Scott Amron has come up with an ingenious and hygienic way to get rid of these once and for all. Amron has recently unveiled his 'Vanishing Fruitwash Labels', which are stickers that turn into organic soap when washed. Even though the stickers are water resistant, rubbing them with water will trigger the sticker's transformation. This way, you don't have to peel the fruit sticker off and stick it to your kitchen bench. Rather, it will just disappear when washed and you'll get a much cleaner fruit which is free of all the pesticides that your mother warned you about.
Generously, Amron is offering people to invest in a 10% stake in the Fruitwash Label Intellectual Property (patents).
[Via PSFK]
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