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Jose Ruiz2 Jose Ruiz2 NewcomerOP
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joined Aug 2011
#1 ·
Not sure if this is the right thread, but I've got a question.πŸ˜•

Anyone know what that stuff is called? You know, that little plastic tube with liquid insideβ€”when you bend it, it starts glowing.🀷
I think I saw that at a Walmart back around 2003 or 2004.

It’d look like this, only half the size, made of plastic, and you wouldn't even need to plug it in. Found this listing on eBay. Looks like some Blue Audi Q5 accessories. Honestly, probably overpriced junk if you ask me. People pay way too much for branded plastic stuff that breaks in a month. I’ve been thereβ€”bought a set of floor mats online once, thought I got a steal, ended up smelling rubber fumes in my car for weeks. Save your cash. Stick to what actually works.
Sam Lee2 Sam Lee2 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2011
#2 ·
So, you can call it a lightstick or a glow stickβ€”honestly, people use both terms interchangeably, so don't sweat the semantics too much. There are tons of different brands out there making them.
You could probably pick some up at a Summit or even a Nike store, since they’re basically used as emergency light sources for things like caving or camping trips and stuff like that. I remember seeing them back in the day at a Walter Gropius too, usually just sitting right there next to the strobe lights and disco balls. It really shouldn't cost you more than a couple of bucks, because in the US, you can grab one for about a dollar.
Jose Ruiz2 Jose Ruiz2 NewcomerOP
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joined Aug 2011
#3 ·
thanksπŸ‘

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