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- "with many small and seemingly impossible to clean nooks and crannies prone to leaking and harboring of bacteria" Ahh! I've wondered for a long time why this
by perihelions 4y ago
- "with many small and seemingly impossible to clean nooks and crannies prone to leaking and harboring of bacteria"
Ahh! I've wondered for a long time why this specific issue doesn't have mass-market solutions. I thought it was intuitively obvious that contaminable surfaces need to be high-radius convex and easy to access, else you're wasting valuable time playing stupid geometry games. Who wants to spend their life cleaning bathrooms? Clearly, the engineers who design these things don't clean their own houses, and don't talk to the people who do.
- NickNameNick 4y agoI think it depends on where you put the radius'd corners. They'd be incompatible with vacuum cleaners and Roombas for example. And may pose a challenge for some types of mops.
- mikro2nd 4y ago"engineers who design these things don't clean their own houses, and don't talk to the people who do" I have long harboured similar suspicions regarding the design of kitchen utensils. Clearly designed by people who've never washed the dishes and have overlooked (or blatantly ignored) the fact that these things -- made with all sorts of joins and crevices that are hard to clean by any means -- are meant to come into contact with our food!