[untothislast]

With the UK being once again threatened by winter energy shortfalls, I found myself looking at websites for tips on energy conservation around the home, and chanced upon the Thermoflow/Ecoflow range of products:

http://www.ecoefficiency.co.uk/page3.html

These things promise to cut domestic heating bills by 20% - by the simple expedient of strapping magnets around your fuel pipes - thus, they say, increasing fuel efficiency. Being sceptical by nature, I only have to read the word 'magnet' to suspect the worst. But as I'm no scientist - if any techno buff out there wants to explain why this device should be in every home - or, conversely, why the public shouldn't fall for these sort of scams, I'd appreciate the information.

I feel we're going to be seeing a lot of these sort of products before too long.

Must go now . . . I'm working on a pill you pop in your fuel tank to increase auto mileage by 600%.

[ohanian]

If you believe in this


Then I have some "clean coal" technology that I want to sell to you.


It goes like this, we shall capture all the CO2 from the


coal power plant by hanging a magnetic black hole


over the smoke stack using the magnetic levitation


technology just like them fancy trains in Germany

[WatchfulEye]

These products are fraudulent. They do not offer the savings promised.

The pseudo-scientific marketing gibberish is just that.

[untothislast]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('WatchfulEye', 'T')hese products are fraudulent. They do not offer the savings promised.

The pseudo-scientific marketing gibberish is just that.