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The document proposes using bread crumbs as a new type of earplug called "Crumb-plugs" that are customizable, absorb scents, keep ears cool, and can be made from leftover bread crumbs. It outlines the properties of bread crumbs that make them suitable for this use and addresses common questions about obtaining, using, and disposing of Crumb-plugs. The document promotes Crumb-plugs as a sustainable and accessible alternative to traditional earplugs.
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- 1. A Crash Course on Creativity Venturelab from Stanford University Professor: Tina Seelig The Crumb-plugs from Flour Labs to your ears Everywhere, anywhere, in your hands for breakfast or supper
- 2. ? Focus¡ what are bread loaves made of? A: Crumbs ? Did you ever use them for something different from just food? ¡ Let¡¯s give it a try¡
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- 4. ? What are the properties that make breadcrumbs so unique? ? They retain water as crust prevents loss of moisture ? They are moldable ? They can retain scents and flavors. ? So what can we do to harness these properties?
- 5. That leads us to¡ The Crumb-plugs? from the Flour Laboratories Why and how? ? Everyone is exposed to noises in big cities, some are intolerable ? Traditional earplugs are easy to lose or left behind somewhere ? Traditional earplugs get dirty ? Crumb-plugs? are different everytime and don¡¯t reduce your food portion ? Crumbs absorb you favourite scents so you can easily customize them every single time ? Crumbs keep your ears cool as they retain water ? Everyone can make them every breakfast or supper ? Crumb-plugs? are really EVERYWHERE
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