What’s a fair price for my new design?
Asked by Debra Gibson 
7 months ago
Last Updated: May 24, 2024
I just created this design. What do you think would be a fair price to sell it for?
Selling for a high price because every cent counts
I plan on putting it to good use
I believe any cost would surprise the customer
Oh my god lol
LOL, let him give it a try and they’ll receive a shocking response 💀
Do you think they will prevent the charger from vanishing 😎
I saw that in a different group 🤣🤣
I feel the same way, haha
Hey, who’s taking my stuff?
They appear to be revolutionary
I’d like to purchase your initial piece please
Currently, I’m only selling them to elderly individuals and those with limited income.
It’s amusing if you’re familiar with the process.
It should be removed before someone is foolish enough to construct it and harm themselves
This is going to be in high demand!
Surprising innovation
Promised not to give you a shock during regular use
True, but it will definitely be thrilling with the breaker on
Make sure to patent that idea
Submitted an application but unfortunately it was denied. They laughed at me at the court house 😞 idk why
Managed to get it UL listed
Feeling frustrated
Ricky uillermo indeed. It’s crafted from a single piece of steel. Incredibly affordable
Warm and cozy
I’ll buy 4 for $19.95. Just need to update my homeowners insurance first.
Surprisingly affordable
120
Well, safety goes out the window with the ground in this position.
Sorry, but it bothers me when people incorrectly install outlets.
Set the price low so everyone can afford one
Check out the aluminum frame, it’s really impressive
If you don’t want to be a part of my invention, that’s okay. I’m going to be a billionaire by the end of the week anyway
Wow! That’s hilarious for a moment. Your wicked ideas. I bet someone might actually fall for this. My advice would be to remove it.
Why ? What’s the issue? It’s super helpful. I rely on them constantly.
OM, I’m worried that it’s a case of monkey see, monkey do with .
Survival of the fittest, .
Really understands natural selection!
And I share a dark sense of humor… but I draw the line at certain things. Trust is important.
Asks, ‘What separates salsa from a baby?’
Once said, ‘Love and hate are like spit or swallow.’
Claims that a baby doesn’t make a mess when thrown against a wall
Reminds me of those photos where they put nails in your tires for better traction in the winter
Is working well on both my ATV and dirt bike
That could definitely be effective if made out of plastic
Hmm, let me go online and patent that real quick, 🤔 lol
Or rubber
Try selling them to the gullible libs
We need to figure out a way to install outlets properly. It drives me crazy lol
True
You’re more likely to touch the hot and neutral wires with your finger when unplugging something.
People try to solve a problem that doesn’t actually exist by grounding up
In hospitals, grounding up is necessary to prevent metal objects from falling and causing a short circuit
Not a specific code reference, just how the engineer specifies it. And they rarely make mistakes
I’ve worked in hospitals and have never seen that (USA)
Maybe you’re not familiar with codes. Research it before assuming you know everything. You don’t want to embarrass yourself like you just did
Sorry, I can’t provide a code that doesn’t exist
Looks like you haven’t been paying much attention then 🤷🏻♂️
If you use this cord hanger, that requirement becomes irrelevant
I prefer to have the ground facing down in residential settings, but in commercial and industrial setups, it’s facing up
In my house, the ground is facing up for the switch-controlled outlet
Personally, I think the upside down method works better
The switch-controlled outlet isn’t affected by plugging it in upside down
Mentioned that the NEC specifies receptacles to be installed upside down in certain locations. You can look it up.
Don’t get me wrong, but this post is ridiculous. I mean, really?
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Could someone share the reference with me so I can learn, please?
It all depends on the national electrical and local electrical codes…
Mentioned that this rule was enforced in certain places and I can’t recall exactly where, but it may be in the code book. The rationale behind it was that plugs could come loose, exposing both prongs, and children were getting injured when they touched them with their fingers or other objects. I understand that it can be frustrating for some.
Kindly include the reference, please.
What’s the reason behind that? 🤔
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I hope you’re not made of plastic
Mentioned it’s copper that’s been canned
You’re wasting material, man. Instead of looping around the 2 plugs, just wrap around both of them to save some money. Haha, this is terrible, please don’t do this
Mentioned that it would require a tooling change. This new version is more efficient and cost-effective. My goal is for every American to have one.
User error tester!
We are attaching the paperwork so that users can provide feedback on their usage
Boom!
Hon lai 555
Available to all at no cost
You should definitely charge them a lot! 😆🤣😂
You have the option to upgrade from zinc coated steel to tinned copper for just $0.99
Interesting how no one is mentioning the outlet being upside down…. Besides that, I think the young entrepreneur idea is great 👏😉
Currently in the process of filing the lawsuit papers
Cooking is a great way to relax and unwind after a long day at work.
It’s great how it keeps your cord organized and helps you locate the circuit breaker. So cool! 😆
This product will mostly appeal to Apple users, so price it around $350
Mind blown! 🤯
Traveling to new places and experiencing different cultures is so enriching.
That’s awesome, I wonder where I can purchase one
A broke individual’s tool for locating breakers
Handle with care
The cost is going to be surprising
Collect payment in advance
The price is outrageous
Nothing because I’m planning to begin 3D printing my own 😂
Less than a dollar
Costs way less than your insurance premium.
You’re going to receive less than what you are asking for.
1 billion dollars
The best way out is always through.
This is going to be a popular item for sure
$5 for a circuit breaker finder