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the LEGO botanical collection includes a LEGO flower bouquet and a LEGO bonsai tree.
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Patrick May 16, 2014 Nuge May 15, 2014 B.Jones Apr 28, 2014 Titus Anderson Mar 04, 2014 gimm Feb 27, 2014 JimCan Feb 26, 2014 vio mio Feb 26, 2014
more commentsUm , sorry to burst the bubble for a few on here who find fault with this design, but the US may be a large market, but i believe this design would suit any socket in Europe and Asia and that is a much much much larger market to have in mind. This design does not make a power socket fun or a toy, it simply makes it decorative. It may be Kitsch, but is certainly is not dangerous. If you are worried about children playing with the socket they A. They should not be unattended at that age and B. They may play with it regardless as they are curious and C. Switch it off so there is no current. Simple.
Couple of thoughts: 1)Kitch comes to mind. 2)Cord plugs should fully seat – the gap that the elephant head creates? 3)Most plugs are square (here in the US) where most of your market might be.
Great Idea, nice decoration for a plug which can’t be made unseen- I’will take one 😉
You do not have to market this to people with kids. I have no kids and I might buy this (especially as an impulse buy).
I don’t have kids- I want it for myself !! cool thinking!
As a two year old who put a hair pin in an electric socket, I would suggest you make it look like a Black Spider.. or a really nasty snake. I’m with adz lee.
Jim
super cute. having a crush on this little elephant!