jimbo;552544 wrote: i have just made a cup of tea and being the clumsey big foot yeti clone that i am i spilled it all over the wooden floor stuff ,i had two cups of tea in my hands and i thought er er drat thats it , but i just put my big foot on it in my sports socks and wiped it up no mess no bending most of all no nagging she never noticed then i thought why oh why dont they just make a sock shaped mop thing you just put on your foot to clean the floors with , i am really give it some thought for those of us with bad backs or knees what an idea, and i shall call them ....MOCKS you know mops socks

and if you wanted to get the kids to help out you could put little wheels on them like that training shoe things they all seem to have now they just wizz past you in the supermarket like little robots and we could call them MEELEYS you know mops heeleys ,stop me if i'm getting carried away but what do you think
I hate to see Walmart or any big corporation take the rap for what is not really their problem. Under our economic system, they are free to offer jobs at a particular pay scale, individuals are free to accept or reject those positions. No one holds a gun to their head. Just because Walmart may be the only employer in a particular town doesn't make it Walmart's problem. What if there was no Walmart at all? We would be going to ole Mom & Pop's
store and paying 50% more for merchandise, and oh, Mom & Pop would probably be paying their employees minimum wage as well, WITH NO BENEFITS.
oh sorry about the title but would you really of read this post if i put jims invention ... i thought not
Oh Boy----------I can sure relate to this one. I wear thick white athletic socks around the house and just a bit ago spilt some red wine (on tile). Swish swash all gone, much to my wife's chagrin. The stain is on the sole so no problem. I think you have a marketable idea. Go for it.