h a l f b a k e r yOn the one hand, true. On the other hand, bollocks.
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Make hexagonal floor tiles the size of dinner plates out of a strong polymer. The tiles fit into spaces with rubber bottoms to resist slipping but are not bonded to the floor. That way, you can pick them up to put food on them.
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- This idea falls under the major category of WHY? |
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is there such a thing as a major category? and one of why? |
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I imagine if you have pets, the dishes will be cleaned rather thoroughly without it looking like you've put plates of scraps on the floor (which I am wont to do).,, or failing that, a quick once-ver with the mop. |
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I thought this would be floor tiles with some sort of shock absorption to save dropped dinner plates from breaking. |
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I cleaned up once. The plates were so clean you could just about eat off them. The mirrors were so clean you could practically see your face in them. |
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A friend's family routinely put the dinner plates on the floor to let the dogs pre-clean them. They might like this. His father is a doctor. Another friend's doctor father used a second-hand autopsy knife to carve the roast. Did a beautiful job. |
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