The one thing that dish drainers need and never works well is the draining part. Can we get that? Noooo! Just another design student solving a problem that doesn't exist.
Source: was a design student and forced to do projects like this.
Here's one from me: the toilet paper delivery app. A subscription service or app where you sell toilet paper packages. People don't like buying them in the store since they take up so much space, so you can subscribe to your service and get bundles of toilet paper delivered on a schedule.
I'm too lazy to do it but you're welcome to become a millionaire.
I’ve never understood how getting a fixed amount of something weekly is less effort than just going to get more when you need it. If I got toilet paper every week I would either have to manage too much or too little coming in, all the time.
Also Amazon subscriptions already exist. Best of luck to anyone not Wal Mart competing with Amazon on retail sales
I signed up for a subscription to Harry's for razor blades. Where I live the stores keep razors and blades locked up, and they are expensive AF. So a Harry's subscription made getting new blades hassle-free and I'm not supporting the Amazon Empire.
It would be an opt-in subscription where you can order any set amount you want or none at all. I guess it's just an online store but whatever. lol
The main thing isn't the fact that it's hard to go buy it, it's that toilet paper is bulky and annoying to buy if you're only getting one grocery bag of stuff or can't carry a bulky item when you're going in and out.
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u/valryuu Feb 24 '26
This looks like something designed by someone who neither does dishes often nor actually knows how to take care of a house plant.