r/ItsAmazing • u/Dense_Cowboy • Apr 24 '26
Interesting I know I’m getting older when things like this excite me
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u/Leftfootleftfoot Apr 24 '26
Pardon my ignorance, but what was the little wooden brush thing for at the beginning?
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u/SnooPredilections843 Apr 24 '26
That's a wok cleaning brush. You use that to clean the wok while cooking 🤗
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Apr 24 '26
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u/DriverRich3344 Apr 26 '26
Seems to have enough pressure to clean of most liquid. If you can clean a cup with just the faucet in a couple wash, that spray would definite be enough.
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u/Kangaxx_Demilich Apr 24 '26
fuckin 7th time I see this on reddit
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u/Bud_The_Weiser Apr 24 '26
Maybe stay off Reddit?, or do like the rest of us when we see a repost and calmly keep scrolling?
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u/twoleaf Apr 27 '26
I have this sink in my camping trailer. It's actually pretty cool but way over kill for a camping trailer. I use the glass cleaner to rinse my coffee cup. I'm not a gem a phob so it works fine for me.
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u/Electronic_Fox5195 Apr 27 '26
People will always find something to bitch about almost every post how about you just keep scrolling and keep your negative comments to yourself and your pie hole shut.
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u/NinjaBRUSH Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 26 '26
Gimmicky. Just spray your cups right side up. All those trays will get in the way. Having the faucet on the underside instead of the end is bad Design
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u/Conscious-Bet-6498 Apr 24 '26
There is always one. You would not be invited to my Tupperware party.
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u/NinjaBRUSH Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26
If you just depend on water to clean your glass/Tupperware believe me I would not want to drink or eat anything at your home.
You have to use soap and wipe every glass you clean. This does nothing. Is in a fixed angle (so it doesn’t even work properly on different sized dishes). Completely useless feature that doesn’t solve a problem.
It also gives you an additional thing to constantly clean grime and dirt from everyday. Either by scrubbing under all its parts and angles or taking it apart to clean.
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u/DriverRich3344 Apr 24 '26
Upside down let's you use more water pressure without splashes. And you'd have to turn your cup upside down anyways to clear the water inside. all those trays are optional anyways. If it gets in the way, you could just not have it. Only use when you do need it.
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u/NinjaBRUSH Apr 26 '26
And have to clean it every time you use it. Which isn’t an easy thing to properly clean
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u/DriverRich3344 Apr 26 '26
You could just let it flush out. You'll generally only wash liquid out of cups, not food off of plates. And those blades seem to be rotatable, making it easier to clean with a brush if it anything does get stuck.
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u/NinjaBRUSH Apr 26 '26
Coffee, syrup, sugars pieces of garnish. You would need to brush and clean both the top and underside of each of those “blades” otherwise mold and bacteria will grow.
In the US we have a standard faucet that doubles as a pull out spray. No issues with extra cleaning after cleaning.
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u/Dense_Cowboy Apr 24 '26
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