Zhao Ke Fly Swatter Makes Disposal of the Dead Body Easier
Summer Luu — October 10, 2010 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
The Zhao Ke Fly Swatter is perfect for people who don't like touching dead bugs at all.
Designer Zhao Ke eliminates the step of the aftermath from swatting a fly. There is no need to pick up the dead body with paper or tissue, as this fly swatter has a slit at the end of it to grip the dead bug's body with precision and without touching it yourself. Essentially, the Zhao Ke Fly Swatter becomes the disposer itself.
Designer Zhao Ke eliminates the step of the aftermath from swatting a fly. There is no need to pick up the dead body with paper or tissue, as this fly swatter has a slit at the end of it to grip the dead bug's body with precision and without touching it yourself. Essentially, the Zhao Ke Fly Swatter becomes the disposer itself.
Trend Themes
1. No-touch Disposal - The trend of no-touch disposal is creating opportunities for innovative fly swatter designs like the Zhao Ke Fly Swatter.
2. Precision Gripping - The trend of precision gripping in insect disposal tools is driving the development of fly swatters with slits like the Zhao Ke Fly Swatter.
3. Streamlined Aftermath - The trend of streamlining the aftermath of bug elimination is prompting the creation of fly swatters that function as self-disposers, such as the Zhao Ke Fly Swatter.
Industry Implications
1. Home Goods - The home goods industry can benefit from disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating no-touch disposal features in fly swatters.
2. Insect Control - The insect control industry can capitalize on the trend of precision gripping to enhance the effectiveness and user experience of fly swatters.
3. Cleaning Supplies - The cleaning supplies industry has a chance to innovate by offering fly swatters with self-disposal functions, appealing to consumers looking for streamlined bug elimination.
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