The Impossible-to-Stain T-Shirt which is amazing

[yuku]

a T-shirt named Silic is supposedly impossible to stain. The shirt is embedded with superhydrophobic nanotechnology, which uses microscopic structures to repel water-based liquids by forming a layer of air between the fabric and liquid molecules.A glass of red wine's got nothing on this white T-shirt. What surprises me is that it is soft like the ordinary one and can be washed.Guess you must want to get one.

 

[QueBert]

100% I could stilll manage to stain this shirt, even if it actually can repel water based liquids. There's still shit like Cheeto dust which can stain damn anything.

 

[BoomerD]

100% I could stilll manage to stain this shirt, even if it actually can repel water based liquids. There's still shit like Cheeto dust which can stain damn anything.

No kidding. Never give me a challenge like a "t-shirt that can't be stained." I'll win that one every time.

 

[lxskllr]

I'm cool with my low tech shirts. Nice shirts turn to work shirts, which turn to rags. That's the way it's always been, and the system works fine. Why are you trying to fuck with my system?

 

[gorobei]

the question is how long the micro structure maintains its repelling structure after a couple hundred cycles thru the washing machine. fibers tend to unravel and fray, hence lint trap.

 

[MarkXIX]

Until it can repel bacon grease, it's a piece of shit shirt for real men.

 

[SandEagle]

"guess you must want to get one."

lol. you are trying to peddle Silic here on these boards. back to the sweat shop.

 

[BarkingGhostar]

There are a lot of liquids out there that are not water-base. Seems the use of 'Impossible' is very misleading.

But if it isn't just water-based then I would imagine using it during crime to be handy.

 

[Soundmanred]

"guess you must want to get one."

lol. you are trying to peddle Silic here on these boards. back to the sweat shop.

Don't you afraid that the theft may steal the phone as well as cut the finger at the same time?

 

[Squisher]

Wouldn't that just float above the water in the wash machine?

 

[lxskllr]

Wouldn't that just float above the water in the wash machine?

You could tack Tshirts to the bottom of your boat and make a hovercraft :^D

 

[yuku]

the question is how long the micro structure maintains its repelling structure after a couple hundred cycles thru the washing machine. fibers tend to unravel and fray, hence lint trap.

i guess you do not need to wash the T-shirt frequently http://mashable.com/2013/12/19/silic-t-shirt-kickstarter/

 

[yuku]

"guess you must want to get one."

lol. you are trying to peddle Silic here on these boards. back to the sweat shop.

well, actually you misunderstood me.i am just interested in every hi-tech product and want to share it in this forum.

 

[ImpulsE69]

Wait, does it repel blood? That's really all I need to know...oh..and does it come in black?

oh..and do they make it in mens gloves?

 

[Black Octagon]

1) where do I buy it?

2) if it repels liquid, is it dry clean only?

 

[killster1]

what happens if you do manage to get it dirty.. it repels the water you trying to clean it with ehhehe

 

[yuku]

i also have a lot of question about the hi-tech T-shirt, but i have the reasons to believe that in the future this kind of cloth will be applied in more fields.

 

[SagaLore]

Until it can repel bacon grease, it's a piece of shit shirt for real men.

Real men don't waste delicious bacon grease by getting it on their clothing.

 

[GasX]

A shirt impregnated with inorganic compounds in direct contact with your skin for 10 hours at a time. What could possibly go wrong?

 

[MarkXIX]

Real men don't waste delicious bacon grease by getting it on their clothing.

Touché good sir, touché. Though when one is fully engaged in bacon, some grease splatter is inevitable.

I do save the bacon grease to make popcorn on the stove though.