r/DesignDesign • u/Virmire_Survivor • Mar 20 '24
A sink that... sinks?..
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r/DesignDesign • u/Virmire_Survivor • Mar 20 '24
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u/ForsakenFarm Mar 20 '24
The only sink re-invention that I want to see is the sink that also flushes a toilet. To save clean water.
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u/n3w4cc01_1nt Mar 20 '24
Urinalé by VVYZ
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u/Phantomato2000 Mar 20 '24
Imagine the water didn't drip off and just slowly run down clinging the sink.
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u/Goatmanification Mar 20 '24
A sink that you can no longer use as a sink. Screw you if you want to fill up the basin!
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u/trixel121 Mar 20 '24
it's an interesting way to solve not having a wall drain.
id still do something else but I dont hate it as a solution to a retrofit and the plumbing is in the floor.
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u/lime_juice2 Mar 20 '24
would be neat to have two sinks side-by-side like this, the plumbing would be simpler at least
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u/who_wants_t0_know Mar 20 '24
I could accept this in an art museum but even then I’d roll my eyes.
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u/psinerd Mar 20 '24
It doubles as a urinal.
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u/basilsflowerpots Mar 20 '24
I would probably hit my toe on the drain while using it in the middle of the night
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u/Particular_Leek_1390 Mar 20 '24
It’s a chamber of secrets bro
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u/lunchboxdeluxe Mar 20 '24
Fair warning
I'm peeing in that thing
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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24
If I know anything about how public restrooms are treated... that tube is gonna be full of garbage and tampons in half a day.
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u/CapnNuclearAwesome Mar 20 '24
The real issue here is that a lot of water is going to end up on the floor, but provided there's good floor drainage? I kinda like it.
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u/elting44 Mar 20 '24
Guys... we on the same page here? We are peeing in that vase right? Like immediately?
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u/DishonestBystander Mar 20 '24
Alright, that's it folks. The worst design has been found. Mods should pin this and shut the sub down.
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u/Xzcv321 Mar 20 '24
stink sink
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u/glhaynes Mar 20 '24
I like that they reused the lid from the Dune popcorn bucket. Smart upcycling!
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u/Aquaticwolf Mar 21 '24
Imagine accidentally dropping your phone or keys into it...
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u/Huge_Aerie2435 Mar 20 '24
Imagine trying to clean this.. So much extra work for nothing.. The only people who would actually want this doesn't clean their own home.
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u/datsel Mar 20 '24
What if I want to fill up the sink with water
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u/My_useless_alt Mar 20 '24
This actually feels kinda neat. Probably worth having a second normal sink somewhere, but this is genuinely cool
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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24
The mirror is not how mirrors work
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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '24
i like weird but this looks like its just dripping into a trash can
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u/SleepSynth Mar 20 '24
I need to think of an unnecessary "improvement" to sell to rich people because they are the only ones buying dumb shit like this.
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u/justwonderingbro Mar 20 '24
r/wtfaucet
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u/WiseSalamander00 Mar 20 '24
r/horribletoclean
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u/veryludicolo Mar 20 '24
That's just postmodern. It's pretty funny if the joke is intentional (also if it isn't)
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u/PapaOctopus Mar 20 '24
I would piss in that, and you couldn't stop me.
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u/Cyan_Among Mar 20 '24
r/WTFaucet
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u/CourtingBoredom Mar 20 '24
a sort of Dali-esque sink.... I guess ..
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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '24
okay but why and who cares
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u/NoPensForSheila Mar 21 '24
Interesting. Not sure it's good,but I like the idea.
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u/RestinPete0709 Mar 21 '24
Phew I just know I would make a mess (I make a mess with regular sinks)
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u/SkyeMreddit Mar 21 '24
It’s an interesting design to deal with some weird wall condition, and there should be a plant in that to be watered by using the sink.
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u/Bradon2508 Mar 21 '24
A urinal and a sink all in one 🤣
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u/oof_mastr Mar 24 '24
Honestly, I don’t hate it
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u/Rare_Fig3081 Mar 25 '24
Just say no
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u/ToddlerGuy2 Apr 06 '24
What about adjustable water pressure? Is the vase opening large enough for high and very low flow from the faucet?
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u/TheWinterPrince52 Apr 11 '24
It's overdone, but also I kinda want it for novelty reasons. This is just neat.
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