bath time betrayal

Lou, a miniature piebald longhaired dachshund stands, soaking wet, in a sink and is very sad about it.
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[–] 3 points 20 hours ago* (last edited 19 hours ago) (3 children)

I reach into mine all the time, especially if something falls in that doesn't belong. I have the same brand, "In-sink-er-ator," and it's only about (EDIT) 20 cm deep. The "blades" aren't sharp, it's the speed with which they independently rotate, catching the food between them and battering it to pieces. There's a rubbery flange to keep stuff from flying out, you can remove it to clean or see if you dropped your wedding ring in there. It won't grind unless you flip the wall switch, which is in reach so you can turn it off if you're stupid enough to get your hand in it while it's going. It could cause serious injury but you'd survive.

Plumbers make a lot of money unclogging drains of people who forget that even though the garbage disposal can grind something, it can still form a clog down in the drainpipes.

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  • [–] 4 points 18 hours ago (2 children)

    I wish we had those sinks in Europe. Why not build a house with best ideas from around the world FFS?

    Give me US of A sinks, Japanese toilets, a fridge full of French and Italian products and Swiss (old) air dryers (some flats have those metallic wardrobe that blows hot air for drying clothes. Not a machine where everything gets wrinkled, just a simple wardrobe).

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