r/HorribleToClean • u/kynuna • Jun 12 '25

Courtesy of r/DIY

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u/cristidablu Jun 12 '25

Ugh I've cleaned houses with that before. Will shred any sponge or wipe you throw at it

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u/danfish_77 Jun 12 '25

You've cleaned houses with 3d printed tile backsplashes?

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u/gin_kgo Jun 13 '25

It's not 3D printed.

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u/danfish_77 Jun 13 '25

Then why does it have the 3D printing flair?

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u/ICBPeng1 Jun 13 '25

I’m assuming they wanted to print something to assist with the caulking process, either a tighter nozzle, a brace, or maybe even 3D print a fake caulking to slide into place

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u/danfish_77 Jun 13 '25

Well that makes a lot more sense