Reader Dan Rothman sent this in. If you’re worried about contracting the flu, you might want to check out the Touch-Stick. It’s an ABS plastic key shaped tool that you can attach to your keychain. It has a flat surface that you can use to press buttons at the ATM, gas station or elevator. It also has a pointed tip that can be used like a stylus on other surfaces. I would rather just use my fingers and then lick them, because I’m tough. If you think the Touch-Stick is the way to go, you can get one for $2.99.
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Um, why can’t you just use your KEYS? LOL
Using your ATM, or *ANY* of your other cards seems to work just fine for me.
You’ll get virus spreading from the Touch-Stick into your pocket. I’d rather press buttons with the tip of a walking stick, umbrella or my shoe!
“I would rather just use my fingers and then lick them, because I’m tough.”
lol
Nice… I didn’t see that one coming.
Wouldn’t you still touch the end of that thing when you are fondling your keys looking for whatever key it is you need at the time?
From the manufacturer website:
Disclaimer: not guaranteed to protect against transmission of or infection from germs or any other harmful substances
You guys are way too serious… don’t you understand that I sometimes post things are that are lame, just for fun?
@Julie,
You’re right but it’s easier to comment on a little gadget like this one than on a complex device, e.g. the E-Meter.
Sorry I just had too…
This only works if you don’t put it in you mouth to pick something out of your teeth! – LOL
At first glance, I thought that this might be a high frequency whoopee cushion.
I though it was a bulb suction device for putting in Contacts. Maybe a grounding device so you don’t get shocked during the Winter. Wait! How about a easy in, easy out IUD :-O
I just think that it would be funny if you used it all day, and then get home and put it in your mouth to hold your keys not thinking.
A Plastic Key to a Plastic Lock?
Ben, I’ve tried pushing credit card machine buttons with a key. But I found it doesn’t work because the pointy tip of the key doesn’t stay in place and therefore it’s hard to push the buttons.
Clearly this gadget is missing the bottle of Purell that you dip it into after pushing anyone’s buttons.
Why not just keep finger cots handy?:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finger_cot