Too Much Dust In Dashboard Vents? Give It The (Compressed) Gas
Somerville, NJ (October 25, 2001) - Wally Seavey of Caanan, Maine, has a winning idea on how best to clean dust from tiny dashboard air vents.
The car-care innovator uses a commercial compressed-gas duster, called Dust-Off, invented in 1952 so news photographers could safely clean negatives and various types of camera equipment. The product now is mostly found in office-supply outlets, for use cleaning computer equipment.
Seavey's dusting advice has proven valuable, netting him a portable CD player and, possibly, a home electronics package worth $3,000. To collect additional uses for its Dust-Off product, manufacturer Falcon Safety Products of Somerville, NJ, is awarding 101 prizes for creative ideas submitted to its Website, www.dust-off.com.
Seavey's suggestion was among the first 10 weekly winners. Other winners suggested using the canned gas to dust off dashboard vents, grooves in wood-working projects, telescope mirrors, collectibles on shelves, scale models, cloth mini-blinds and lint-clogged sewing machine parts.
The contest continues for 10 weeks through Dec. 21, with 11 winners selected in the final week. The best idea earns a 27-inch television, a DVD player and an executive stereo.
For further information, contact:
- Andrew M. Steinman, Vice President of Marketing and Sales
- Falcon Safety Products, Inc.
- 25 Chubb Way, P.O. Box 1299
- Somerville, NJ 08876-1299
- Phone: 1-888-DUSTOFF
- fax: 908-707-8855
- e-mail: asteinman@falconsafety.com