Buzzed Buzzer: a build-your-own alcohol-detecting party horn
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Buzzed Buzzer -- these are the various components that go into making a party horn with a difference
Non-drunk people wondering why their party horns aren't producing any sound
Drunk people now able to get a sound out of their party horns thanks to the presence of alcohol on their breath
A schematic showing how Buzzed Buzzer needs to be put together
Article Summary
The silly season is upon us, and the big New Year celebrations are approaching fast. This means there will be plenty of people letting their hair down, with lashings of alcohol often the order of the day. The Buzzed Buzzer that is disguised as an ordinary party horn offers a simple way of checking if someone has been partaking in some festive cheer.
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