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Petal Drops

Recycle. Reuse. Rewater.

$5.25
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Invented By:

Pieter Laga

Influence & Stats:

Total Paid Out: $1,546.65

Development Duration: about 16 hours

Days in Store: 716

Units to Date: 2,505

Petal Drops - Recycle. Reuse. Rewater.

Petal Drops is a flower-shaped funnel that fits on top of standard threaded water and soda bottles, providing users with the chance to easily and elegantly capture rain water and repurpose it for watering plants. Rainy days may not seem so bad anymore.

Features:

- Contemporary design.

- Fits most threaded-neck water and soda bottles.

- Made in the USA using a corn, tapioca, wheat, and potato based polypropylene bio-resin.

Here’s how it works:

1. Attach your Petal Drop to a plastic bottle and set it outdoors.

2. Watch as it quickly funnels rainwater into the bottle.

3. Repurpose collected water.

Dimensions:
Inner circle diameter measures 1.1".


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Functional and elegant!

Thank you for this delightful item. As an avid rain and gray water collector, I can tell you these are far more appealing than my clunky funnels ;) The bright green and elegant design has drawn my son into the importance and fun of water conservation, too.

Reviewed by ellen fey | about 1 hour ago

Color selection

Can you make this in a multi-colored pack? Functional and colorful. Make it more eye appealing.

Reviewed by Al Davis | 16 days ago

No screen? Seriously?

In what bug free universe are you living? It needs a screen or you could make it look less like a brightly colored flower. Or a better idea. why dont you just make it chilled too, so that bugs want in even more? . Sorry for the harsh tone, but I LOVE this idea and would buy a dozen right this minute if it weren't for this complete oversight in design. I am from Florida and the amount of bugs that would be in there by morning would drink all of the water that was collected. Fix it. PLEASE.

Reviewed by Andre Sibilsky | about 1 month ago