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What about... turning it upside down and let graivity do its job?
by aspaviento 5y ago
What about... turning it upside down and let graivity do its job?
- teekert 5y agoThat could be something the fridge can suggest, in email+notification+display on the outside [in flashing red]! You're on to something here! Maybe the slapping hand (that warns you you've opened the fridge enough for the day) can be used to slap the back of the Ketchup bottle as well.
- OneEyedRobot 5y agoIn order to maintain privacy, I'd suggest that the Heinz bottle compare a ketchup image to a hash of over-empty bottles. The iHeinz can then send a notification to the manufacturer who then passes it to the Ketchup Police.
- croon 5y agoMaybe the bottle can include a time crystal that could advance the time by an hour so you don't have to wait for gravity. I'd honestly rather buy ketchup in a refill bag for my plastic bottle than a glass bottle.
- Aditya_Garg 5y agoThe secret is to store the bottle upside down in your fridge. Also works well on honey bottles
- croon 5y agoI do this, with plastic bottles. It's a dangerous game with glass bottles and kids opening the fridge.
- shreyshnaccount 5y agothank you for your public service. I owe you.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- shreyshnaccount 5y agore-vo-lutionary.
- shreyshnaccount 5y agogenius!