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"Hi, that's fascinating, I suppose you probably know that Donald Dunnet held patents…" stevemo replied Dec 24, 2014 to The Original Inventor of the Lava Lamp - Donald Dunnet	7	Sep 23, 2015 Reply by Erin
"The fast flowing, larger flakes Crestworth bottles were solvent based - one giveaway…" stevemo replied May 31, 2012 to Questions about a Crestworth lamp	14	May 5, 2022 Reply by Lamp Addict
"There's a patent here for slow moving glitter lamps, from 1971. This states that the…" stevemo replied Jan 26, 2012 to Does anyone have details or documentation to the contents in a Crestworth Glitterama Jardine lamp?	9	Jan 26, 2012 Reply by WeeboTech
"There is an apparently lesser known Crestworth patent, applied for in 1965, no.1,168…" stevemo replied Apr 23, 2011 to Lets figure out the original lava lite formula..I have a good start	22	Sep 21, 2019 Reply by teltras
"What speed does a microwave oven turntable motor run at?. If suiable these are free…" stevemo replied Mar 19, 2011 to Crestworth Galaxy motor for colour wheel	4	Mar 19, 2011 Reply by Ford Prefect - NPNG
"A couple of weeks ago, I bought a black Astrobaby Glitterball from a local boot sale…" stevemo replied Feb 18, 2011 to GOLD Crestworth Astro??	25	Feb 19, 2011 Reply by Ford Prefect - NPNG
"I remember these being in the cheaper gift type shops in about 1976-1978 in Bournemo…" stevemo replied Jan 17, 2011 to Lava ashtray unusual, who made it?	15	Jan 17, 2011 Reply by Jonas Clark-Elliott
"Yes, that is right, the glitter lamp flow is due to convection currents in the liqui…" stevemo replied Aug 30, 2010 to A homemade glitter lamp?	23	Mar 19, 2022 Reply by tim
"A saturated salt solution (i.e a solution in which no more salt can be dissolved) ha…" stevemo replied Aug 29, 2010 to A homemade glitter lamp?	23	Mar 19, 2022 Reply by tim
"Aluminium has a specific gravity of about 2.5, water is 1, so no, aluminium flakes a…" stevemo replied Aug 28, 2010 to A homemade glitter lamp?	23	Mar 19, 2022 Reply by tim

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stevemo's Discussions (46)

"Hi, that's fascinating, I suppose you probably know that Donald Dunnet held patents…"

"The fast flowing, larger flakes Crestworth bottles were solvent based - one giveaway…"

"There's a patent here for slow moving glitter lamps, from 1971. This states that the…"

"There is an apparently lesser known Crestworth patent, applied for in 1965, no.1,168…"

"What speed does a microwave oven turntable motor run at?. If suiable these are free…"

"A couple of weeks ago, I bought a black Astrobaby Glitterball from a local boot sale…"

"I remember these being in the cheaper gift type shops in about 1976-1978 in Bournemo…"

"Yes, that is right, the glitter lamp flow is due to convection currents in the liqui…"

"A saturated salt solution (i.e a solution in which no more salt can be dissolved) ha…"

"Aluminium has a specific gravity of about 2.5, water is 1, so no, aluminium flakes a…"

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