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Flattenizer

 Keeps clinch wrap usable
 
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This is a strip added to the tear-off or slice-off edge of the plastic wrap dispenser box or wall unit. Powered by heat scavenged from the nearby stove-top, it adds a charge to the desired length of wrap that prevents it from adhereing to itself. The charge dissipates as the wrap is used normally. Thank god someone invented this!
—minoradjustments, Oct 19 2023

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       I bunned myself just to see if it was possible. Feel free to correct this ethical breach. Does anybody know the speed limit on the Autobone?
—minoradjustments, Oct 19 2023
   

       Now I have a problem. If I remove the bun I put on my own entry all that is left is the correcting bone someone kindly entered in response to my request for correcting the self-bun. But is that fair? The only way I could find out if it was possible or ethical was to do it, and now all the bunning and boning is screwed up. Well, now I know. What I don’t know is why this seems important? Got any ideas?
—minoradjustments, Oct 19 2023
   

       [a1] Maybe something added to the plastic or a pre-charge on the roll before use? I think the pre-charging is the best alternative. I don’t think the maddening self-adherence is electric but could be foiled by a charge. Even a non-conductive balloon will carry a static charge and stick to the wall. What is needed is the reverse.
—minoradjustments, Oct 19 2023
   

       Perhaps a Van de Graaff thingie built into the container and powered by the brief spin of the roll when plastic wrap is pulled out? Or something.
—whatrock, Oct 19 2023
   

       Just don’t put Old Sparky next to the sous vide.
—minoradjustments, Oct 19 2023
   

       You have extra room in your freezer?
—normzone, Oct 19 2023
   

       As long as nobody flattenizes with the enemy I'm good with this.   


 

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