Using a pooter

[@unbrokenandalive1089]

This tool IS clever - but I have a concern: Typically, nylon stockings have rectangular holes that are approximately 30 to 36 microns vertically and 90 to 120 microns horizontally WITHOUT stretching. Holes in a punctured rubber stopper would be EVEN LARGER. Viruses, bacteria, fungal spores, some parasites and MOST other organic contaminants are MUCH SMALLER than those holes. What prevents the user from inadvertently inhaling any of these nasty things into their mouth or lungs - if they happen to be riding along on the bodies of invertebrates you suck into the reservoir? Sterilization of the pooter BEFORE and AFTER use would in no way prevent this.

[@theburpman8006]

I remember when I heard about a pooter when I was in primary school and I used to laugh every time it was brought up.

[@blablablabla4791]

It's a really cool video, it's easy to learn

[@andben]

Always useful to know how to use tha puter

[@ruchikaprakash2650]

Nice video

[@nyoomba]

pootis spencer here

[@razeszn1360]

Nanananna science lessons with this

[@puffinboi5397]

POOTIS?

[@fadumamuudey6187]

Short sharp suck 😏

[@razeszn1360]

Boring

[@thualablox4809]

your really rude

[@actuallly9749]

no

[@thualablox4809]

rude

[@actuallly9749]

@@thualablox4809 i call it polite

[@actuallly9749]

jk lol

[@Hex-w6o]

a level biology