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UK firm develops non-stick chewing gum


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Revolymer has raised 10 million pounds to bring a new "Clean Gum" into the market. The new product is easily removed from pavements and shoes and is the result of polymer research at the University of Bristol.
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5 responses // UK firm develops non-stick chewing gum

  • Why not try and stop people from dropping their gum on the pavement in the first place?
    I don't know, put more bins around London or those boards you stick your gum onto as a means of disposal.
    _Hayko
  • Damn. What about the collection I've been working on for under my coffee table? How's that gonna work? =)
    pstuart
  • Wow. Slow news day, huh?
    Blazesboy
  • Local authorities are always looking for ways of generating revene why not cross reference the black patches of mouth droppings on our pavements against the national DNA database.

    If they can use anti terror laws to bug and track parents who are making applications to schools based on post codes then can sue as hell sort out the people who make our environment filthy.
    Purdey
  • "Today's chewing gums are made from synthetic latex, which is resistant to the weather and is strongly adhesive. Clean Gum adds a special polymer to modify its properties, making it far less sticky."

    That just totally grossed me out. I'm throwing out my Excel right now.
    Elligirl

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