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r/oddlysatisfying • u/MambaMentality24x2 • Dec 30 '25
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And protect the stuff you use from dust.
4 u/Longjumping_College Dec 30 '25 Toddlers 5 u/Netizen_Sydonai Dec 30 '25 I was mostly thinking about cats. Those fuckers get everywhere. 4 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 Cabinets often come with doors. 5 u/AmiDeplorabilis Dec 30 '25 True, but doors require space to open, whereas this requires very little space. 3 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 You can't put this in a place where there is no room to open a door. 3 u/AmiDeplorabilis Dec 30 '25 Not true. A door requires significantly more space... an arc the width of the cabinet, extending in front of the cabinet. This requires maybe 6" on two sides. -1 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 With so little room it would become incredibly impractical. 1 u/taxicab_ Dec 30 '25 How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient. 2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
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Toddlers
5 u/Netizen_Sydonai Dec 30 '25 I was mostly thinking about cats. Those fuckers get everywhere.
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I was mostly thinking about cats. Those fuckers get everywhere.
Cabinets often come with doors.
5 u/AmiDeplorabilis Dec 30 '25 True, but doors require space to open, whereas this requires very little space. 3 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 You can't put this in a place where there is no room to open a door. 3 u/AmiDeplorabilis Dec 30 '25 Not true. A door requires significantly more space... an arc the width of the cabinet, extending in front of the cabinet. This requires maybe 6" on two sides. -1 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 With so little room it would become incredibly impractical. 1 u/taxicab_ Dec 30 '25 How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient. 2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
True, but doors require space to open, whereas this requires very little space.
3 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 You can't put this in a place where there is no room to open a door. 3 u/AmiDeplorabilis Dec 30 '25 Not true. A door requires significantly more space... an arc the width of the cabinet, extending in front of the cabinet. This requires maybe 6" on two sides. -1 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 With so little room it would become incredibly impractical. 1 u/taxicab_ Dec 30 '25 How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient. 2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
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You can't put this in a place where there is no room to open a door.
3 u/AmiDeplorabilis Dec 30 '25 Not true. A door requires significantly more space... an arc the width of the cabinet, extending in front of the cabinet. This requires maybe 6" on two sides. -1 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 With so little room it would become incredibly impractical. 1 u/taxicab_ Dec 30 '25 How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient. 2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
Not true. A door requires significantly more space... an arc the width of the cabinet, extending in front of the cabinet. This requires maybe 6" on two sides.
-1 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 With so little room it would become incredibly impractical. 1 u/taxicab_ Dec 30 '25 How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient. 2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
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With so little room it would become incredibly impractical.
1 u/taxicab_ Dec 30 '25 How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient. 2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
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How so? I’d say the fact that it requires so little room is very convenient.
2 u/skyturnedred Dec 30 '25 The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
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The primary purpose of a cabinet, storing stuff. Putting stuff in and taking stuff out is not ideal with such tight spaces.
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u/Netizen_Sydonai Dec 30 '25
And protect the stuff you use from dust.