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There exist at least two-, four- and six-hole foam connectors and a variety of polypropylene connector parts that enable users to build all types of structures and designs.Ĭyclist demonstrating what the minimum safe passing distance would be with pool noodles
This allows larger structures to be built from pool noodles. This noodle connector comes in the form of an erector set that is screwed into the cavity or center of the foam noodle and attaches to a six-sided noodle connector. There are several other connector made of food grade polypropylene and manufactured in Australia and the USA. One connector is a piece of pipe made out of foam, slightly larger than a pool noodle so that it can connect two pool noodles by encasing the end of each. There are several pool noodle connectors on the market. Ĭanoodle ("connect a noodle") is the polypropylene (plastic) erector set manufactured in the US by Serranoventions.
The term "noodle" derives from Jakks Pacific's trademark FunNoodle water product, which was created as a foam tube water toy. The term "water woggle" derives from Koswell Holdings trademark Water Woggle, which was first marketed as a foam water toy in the 1980s.
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