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Alternate sink plug

 Doubles the cap of your shaving foam can as a sink plug
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Not an idea to set the world on fire but I'd find it useful all the same.
I cycle to work so I have a shower every morning and often shave in the changing rooms at work. The sinks at work don't have any sink plug though , so I have to keep hitting the tap button anytime I wanted to rinse my rasor, which is wasteful. As a partial solution I can use the cap from my shaving foam can to block the plug(i don't want to steal one from home or buy one for work). Suction from the water draning away keeps it in place. But it don't make a very good seal, so the water slowly drains away anyway. If the cap had a rubber base though I think it would probably form a perfect seal. So... thats my grand idea, stick a rubber base on the lid of a shaving foam can, and market it as ideal for traveling etc.
I'd buy it anyway....
—Cubical_View, Oct 13 2004

universal size plug http://www.travelwi...ID=758&prodID=HJ027
[po, Oct 13 2004]

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       useful idea! (mind you. you can buy travel plugs you know!)
—po, Oct 13 2004
   

       That one's still plagues me I'm afraid humanzee :(
I thought about getting a universal one but its just one more thing to have to carry around, and I'm always losing/ forgetting stuff, if I forget the can of shaving foam I won't need the plug anyway.
—Cubical_View, Oct 13 2004
   

       That's easy, humanzee. Don't wear 'em.
—RayfordSteele, Oct 14 2004
   


 

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