Water Powered Alarm Clocks
That’s right, it’s WATER power right in your hands!
An alarm clock is such a simple necessity in todays world. You’ve gotta to be up early and on-time. But what if the power goes out?
12:00… 12:00… 12:00…
Well there’s another option out there that lefts you harness the power of water. Not only does it help the environment by using an eco-friendly power source with NO toxic emissions, you’ll never have to worry about midnight power-outages again!
These clocks extract electricity from water using ancient shamanism techniques, the northern lights, and a little bit of good ol’ science. The extract electrons from water (and many other liquids as well!) and use them to provide power.
There are many varieties available out there, and all run 100% from simple tap water; no batteries, plugs, or coal-powered engines! It’s just one step you can make in reducing your electricity consumption.
H20 Water Powered Alarm Clock
This one is your basic water-powered clock.
It shows date and time and has an alarm feature, what else do you need?
They retail for about $15, and only needs a fill up every two months.
Flowers not included!
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H20 Multi Function Alarm Clock
This clock is much more advanced than the previous one. It has four modes: time, alarm, countdown, and temperature.
What’s even cooler is how you switch modes: simply rotate the clock! That’s right, turn it on it’s side and you get the temperature, turn it again and you get countdown timer! The amount of science involved is staggering.
This one retails for about $20 and will last 2-3 months on one fill-up.
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H20 Multi Function Alarm Clock II
This is the newer model of the previous clock. It has the same four modes and the same ultra-cool rotate-clock-to-change-function feature.
The difference? It has a cool new design!
This one retails for about $25, and will last 2-3 months on one fill-up.
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Ecogadget has put together a list of Water Powered Alarm Clocks.
The one that stands out from the crowd is the unique H20 Multi Function Alarm Clock ($20) – running on a replaceable water-battery.
By just adding water you are providing the clock with …
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I am very intereted in science, and know how a hydrogen power works on a molecular level etc, but do not know how the water powered clock works. I know that it is a patented design, and so the designer (if you are looking) can tell me how it works because i cant copy even if i wanted to! so if any smart person knows how this works then post it back on so that i like otehrs can finally know!
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This product is a scam. It doesn’t really use water to provide energy – rather, it contains reactive electrodes, that get used up over time. Getting energy by evaporating water is thermodynamically impossible. Unless this clock is doing nuclear fusion, which I find very unlikely.
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yo, the person who wrote in the capital letters, calm urself. It’s annoying if you talk like this SEE WHAT I MEAN I HOPE YOU DO SO I WILL STOP NOW. Oh and more punctuation would help. Anyway, that’s a pretty tricked out clock. I checked it out on amazon and it said that it was currently unavailable and that they had no idea when or if they would get the item back in stock. Hmmmm………
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I have read mixed reviews about water powered alarm clocks. When a person initially buys one it works like a charm. But about 2-3 months, just about when the battery needs refilling it stops working. Does anybody own one, or could tell me one that will last maybe a year?