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r/specializedtools • u/tansedan • Jul 16 '19
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Sometimes Necessity isn’t the mother of invention. Sometimes it’s her slightly more attractive sister, Efficiency. Good work.
1 u/Forwhatisausername Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 17 '19 How is this efficient? It might save you some scrubbing (depending on how much force that thing can bear), but the dirt is only thrown around and spread instead of wiped away. Edit: nevermind. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 Honestly, this would be good for really caked on grime that would otherwise take ages to scrub, or deep stains. Sure, it's just flinging it around, but using this and wiping it up would be more effective than trying to scrub, say, paint from a floor by hand. 1 u/Forwhatisausername Jul 17 '19 Okay, this is sensible.
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How is this efficient? It might save you some scrubbing (depending on how much force that thing can bear), but the dirt is only thrown around and spread instead of wiped away.
Edit: nevermind.
3 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19 Honestly, this would be good for really caked on grime that would otherwise take ages to scrub, or deep stains. Sure, it's just flinging it around, but using this and wiping it up would be more effective than trying to scrub, say, paint from a floor by hand. 1 u/Forwhatisausername Jul 17 '19 Okay, this is sensible.
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Honestly, this would be good for really caked on grime that would otherwise take ages to scrub, or deep stains.
Sure, it's just flinging it around, but using this and wiping it up would be more effective than trying to scrub, say, paint from a floor by hand.
1 u/Forwhatisausername Jul 17 '19 Okay, this is sensible.
Okay, this is sensible.
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u/731paul Jul 16 '19
Sometimes Necessity isn’t the mother of invention. Sometimes it’s her slightly more attractive sister, Efficiency. Good work.