You can get those suits now, the problem is that they require a water tank, pump system to circulate the water, a heat exchange system and power supply. Not something to easily where on a day-to-day basis and in most situations but IIRC NASA uses them in spacesuits. just like monty you get a tear in a line and the system fails. a quick search and you can get a vest version fairly easly for $300 or so with a backpack for the required equipment.
That’s not his invention. The surgeons at our hospital use cooled vests in surgery DAILY. But THEIRS utilizes an ice chest on wheels with an aquarium pump for circulation. Monty is not an inventor.
If you should sustain a “coolant leak”, take a bottle of spring water from the shelf. While pouring the water over the “leak” area, say in a loud voice “Gosh, I spilled the water all over my trousers, how could I be so careless?” Tech Tip; don’t use soda pop, too sticky.
The company had cooling vests for employees having problems with the heat in summer. It was a garment with plastic tubes in it that you hooked up to an air hose. The circulating air helped cool the wearer.
The heat has to go somewhere. Simply circulating refrigerant does nothing but add weight to your body. He probably got more cooling after it leaked onto his pants and began evaporating.
Interesting how Monty has invented something NASA has been using inside space suits for decades. The astronauts always put on tube-infused cooling/heating garments that before putting the suits on.
Just google “astronaut cooling garment” to see for yourself.
Those are spendy. My vest just contain compartments full of water. Stick it in a freezer for a while and get 6-8 hours of comfort depending on the temperature. My shirt gets wet but it doesn’t spread like that.
“Sprung”? That’s the past perfect tense, not the simple past tense. Does no one use “sprang” any more? Also these: flang, stang, drank, sank, shrank, slang, slank, stank, swang
CatonaPC© 4 months ago
Lucky he wasn’t arrested by a SWAT team for wearing a hoodie.
Jayalexander 4 months ago
Cleanup checkout three!
serithinflight 4 months ago
You can get those suits now, the problem is that they require a water tank, pump system to circulate the water, a heat exchange system and power supply. Not something to easily where on a day-to-day basis and in most situations but IIRC NASA uses them in spacesuits. just like monty you get a tear in a line and the system fails. a quick search and you can get a vest version fairly easly for $300 or so with a backpack for the required equipment.
win.45mag 4 months ago
That’s not his invention. The surgeons at our hospital use cooled vests in surgery DAILY. But THEIRS utilizes an ice chest on wheels with an aquarium pump for circulation. Monty is not an inventor.
Doug K 4 months ago
Don’t you just hate it when you spring a leak?
Egrayjames 4 months ago
Monty should have picked up some Depends in aisle 9.
dallenboston 4 months ago
Ya, sure it did!
HarryLime Premium Member 4 months ago
Is that Kirkland tissue double ply?
Windfall35 4 months ago
Lower quadrants often do that….
Redd Panda 4 months ago
If you should sustain a “coolant leak”, take a bottle of spring water from the shelf. While pouring the water over the “leak” area, say in a loud voice “Gosh, I spilled the water all over my trousers, how could I be so careless?” Tech Tip; don’t use soda pop, too sticky.
e.groves 4 months ago
The company had cooling vests for employees having problems with the heat in summer. It was a garment with plastic tubes in it that you hooked up to an air hose. The circulating air helped cool the wearer.
F-Flash 4 months ago
Open the pod bay doors Hal.
yangeldf 4 months ago
when people wear hoodies in hot weather we assume they’re shoplifters
gary.eddings4157 Premium Member 4 months ago
That’s enough to pi$$ off even Monty
kaystari Premium Member 4 months ago
So, EB took only one sip from his drink the entire time Monty was gone??
toddqwilliams 4 months ago
It would still be worth it!!
dtdbiz 4 months ago
One place you do NOT need to be any colder is the supermarket. Especially the refrigerated and frozen foods sections.
ChessPirate 4 months ago
“Sir, were you drinking that Lemonade before you got to the Checkout Lane? If so, I see why you’re buying the T. P.”
Frank Burns Eats Worms 4 months ago
He got the idea from a freon-line course on the Internet.
Spoonbone 4 months ago
Buying all that toilet paper only exacerbated the embarrassment of the situation.
Impkins Premium Member 4 months ago
I’ll bet NO ONE approached him either! :)
mistercatworks 4 months ago
The heat has to go somewhere. Simply circulating refrigerant does nothing but add weight to your body. He probably got more cooling after it leaked onto his pants and began evaporating.
gliderrider 4 months ago
is Monty the only strip that mentions name brands?
LrdSlvrhnd 4 months ago
So he invented the cooling vests MechWarriors wear in their BattleMechs?
Gonzojr 4 months ago
You sure it’s not incontinece?
Enter.Name.Here 4 months ago
Interesting how Monty has invented something NASA has been using inside space suits for decades. The astronauts always put on tube-infused cooling/heating garments that before putting the suits on.
Just google “astronaut cooling garment” to see for yourself.
eddi-TBH 4 months ago
That was unfortunately well-timed. But I bet everyone let you get ahead of them.
eddi-TBH 4 months ago
Those are spendy. My vest just contain compartments full of water. Stick it in a freezer for a while and get 6-8 hours of comfort depending on the temperature. My shirt gets wet but it doesn’t spread like that.
Richard S Russell Premium Member 4 months ago
“Sprung”? That’s the past perfect tense, not the simple past tense. Does no one use “sprang” any more? Also these: flang, stang, drank, sank, shrank, slang, slank, stank, swang