I have come across a very "new and inovative clicker". It is very affordable and easy to work. It is made of recycled material and can cost as little as .30 cents or so. Where did I find this great little gadget?
Well as some of you know I have a whole slew of kids, the youngest being 6 months old. My wife handed me a lid to the baby food jar today and as she did she was pushing the little safety seal "button" and we found that it replicates almost prefectly the sound of a clicker if you finess it just right.....found it rather interesting.
Just thought I would share our little "discovery" of the day..
Aha! Very clever! (Thinking along those lines, Snapple lids would work too).
That's a terrific idea, Brandon.
I'm just picturing how much easier a person could carry a lid in their pocket (much slimmer), than a standard clicker.
I think with a snapple lid you might get a deeper tone to the "click" than with the little baby food jars.
I hold it about the same as you would a regular clicker just a little different I guess, but about the same, and it makes a click just about the same to the leerburg clickers we got at the last seminar I was at.....
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New "inovative" clicker
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