Contrary to popular belief, he did not invent the flush toilet; he made some changes to the toilet design patented by Harrington. In fact, Smithsonian says that Crapper's greatest invention was the creation of the bathroom fittings showroom at a time when toilets were seldom displayed. Crapper...
” according to Spector, but declined, taking the view that the $7,200 price would be “just like throwing money out the window.” Bad call. The product would eventually become Tampax, the first tampon with anapplicator. It was patented by Dr. Earl Haas, who...
Contrary to popular belief, he did not invent the flush toilet; he made some changes to the toilet design patented by Harrington. In fact, Smithsonian says that Crapper's greatest invention was the creation of the bathroom fittings showroom at a time when toilets were seldom displayed. Crapper...
We leverage our patented Cycles to Mastery approach to educate all students through videos, lab assignments, and application work. How we can help universities Innovation Engineering Courses Teach students Innovation Engineering courses for college credit. Learn More Some past and current partne...
Invented and patented by a woman who has spent a lot of hours in travel, this accessory will become your travel companion in no time! Especially when it comes in a rainbow of colorsto fit any outfit. Each Sleeper Scarf features a hidden pocket around the neck where an inflatable neck pill...
and her mother designed a carrier for Moore's daughter similar to those she saw in Togo. Ann Moore and her husband formed a company to make and market the carrier, called the Snugli (patented in 1969). Today babies all over the world are being carried close to their mothers and fathers...
Question: Who was the first interior designer? Making a House a Home: Throughout the centuries, people have used knick-knacks and other accessories to make their homes more personal. Whether it's a simple vase of flowers or an entire color scheme, interior decorating has been around for many...
The History of the First Toilet By Tuan C. Nguyen But it wasn’t until 1929 that a physician named Dr. Earle Haas patented and invented the modern-day tampon (with applicator). He came up with the idea during a trip to California, where a friend told him how she was able to improvis...
For the men who'd rather shoot up unpatented drugs than shoot Nazis. We aren't talking your typical "three of you take this placebo while three of you take this other thing that may give you an upset stomach" experiments. We're talking shit intended to find out what kills people in ...