Super Dave
Newly Enlightened
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2005
- Messages
- 163
Hi,
Uh oh, I can see how this can get spendy. I've been lurking for a few days and need some help in selecting some lights.
Lights to make work easier:
I take care of people with dementia. Accidents happen and it can be hard to find the exact location of urine. Once urine dries a black light can be used to locate it. Here's a cheap black light. Do you guys have any ideas for a super bad black light that could do some serious detection.
http://www.sitstay.com/cgi-bin/sdisp.cgi/HBUOC.lg.jpg
Terds are easy to find. Well, diarrhea splatter can be a challenge. I'm constantly looking at the carpet trying to determine if areas are stained (usually not BM). Is there a particular color of light that can help identify carpet stains from foods, proteins and other foreign matters? I know law enforcement uses something to spot blood. Maybe a colored light would help with our housekeeping?
Help with Gift Ideas:
I have a 13 year old nephew who is into ultimate frisbee. Has anyone used this Frisbee? Would it be a cool gift?http://www.pocketlights.com/flashflight.asp
I'm in charge of Christmas shopping for man gifts. What do non flashlight people appreciate the most? A usable key chain light (like a Peak Matterhorn) or larger light in the $30 to $50 price range.
Could I please have a recommendation on a cool rechargeable light that would be good to keep around the house ($50 +/-)?
Being in Hawaii I need a keychain light that really is waterproof. Is the ARC AAA premium about the best choice for something that will be getting wet pretty often? I wouldn't mind spending more for power. Would you take a shower with your Jil or Peak key chain lights?
I know some of these questions may sound nuts, but they are all real needs.
Thank you,
Dave
Uh oh, I can see how this can get spendy. I've been lurking for a few days and need some help in selecting some lights.
Lights to make work easier:
I take care of people with dementia. Accidents happen and it can be hard to find the exact location of urine. Once urine dries a black light can be used to locate it. Here's a cheap black light. Do you guys have any ideas for a super bad black light that could do some serious detection.
http://www.sitstay.com/cgi-bin/sdisp.cgi/HBUOC.lg.jpg
Terds are easy to find. Well, diarrhea splatter can be a challenge. I'm constantly looking at the carpet trying to determine if areas are stained (usually not BM). Is there a particular color of light that can help identify carpet stains from foods, proteins and other foreign matters? I know law enforcement uses something to spot blood. Maybe a colored light would help with our housekeeping?
Help with Gift Ideas:
I have a 13 year old nephew who is into ultimate frisbee. Has anyone used this Frisbee? Would it be a cool gift?http://www.pocketlights.com/flashflight.asp
I'm in charge of Christmas shopping for man gifts. What do non flashlight people appreciate the most? A usable key chain light (like a Peak Matterhorn) or larger light in the $30 to $50 price range.
Could I please have a recommendation on a cool rechargeable light that would be good to keep around the house ($50 +/-)?
Being in Hawaii I need a keychain light that really is waterproof. Is the ARC AAA premium about the best choice for something that will be getting wet pretty often? I wouldn't mind spending more for power. Would you take a shower with your Jil or Peak key chain lights?
I know some of these questions may sound nuts, but they are all real needs.
Thank you,
Dave