Chemical Formulas Make Me Feel Good About Myself
The Bedol Water Clock is a great way for Chicagoans to help the earth by keeping the landfills battery-free. This gadget runs on tap water, and a single filling can last for over twelve weeks! The clock has a couple of different designs and colors, my favorite being the blue water droplet. To fill up this cool clock with water, just unscrew its bottom and pour in the H20. (Hah. I feel like a mad scientist now: H20 ... C6H12O6.)
Because it is water-filled, the Bedol Water Clock is relatively heavy, ensuring that it will not fall over without putting up a fight. (Seriously, guys. You don't want to see what these clocks have done to people trying to knock them over. This is like going cow-tipping except the cows turn around and smack you. And you're tipping clocks, not cows - which I obviously don't endorse.)
Easing The Worries Of Agitated Children Is Not Beyond It's Power
Oh no! My Bedol Water Clock needs new water (by the way, it doesn't run out of water, but you do need to replace the water every 12 weeks)! Now I'm going to have to reset the time all over again! Not to worry, my agitated young child! This water powered clock has an internal memory chip that remembers the time so that you will not have to reset it! That's pretty convenient.
According to Bedol's website, you can find these clocks "at www.bedolwhatsnext.com or Bedol retailers nationwide including the prestigious Art Institute of Chicago." Only $29, an affordable price for many Chicagoans.
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