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Carlo Sirna
This one:
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| Stunning Wooden Sink |
Looks great right?
OK, now wash your teeth, spit the toothpaste into it and try to clean it.
Why this homemade wooden sink is so much shared in woodworkers forums is a total mystery to me.
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Take a glance at this sink:
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| Clear Blue Tempered Glass Sink |
Looks like a normal sink right? Take a closer look at it? Where do you put the soap? Or anything? You finish brushing your teeth right? You put the toothbrush down on th- Oh wait, there's nothing around the sink, the vanity. You can put a towel on the bottom to dry off your hands, but there's really no point because your hands won't be clean…(no soap).
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| photo via unicornhornsandlgitter |
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Copyright © Michael J. Darnell 1996-2010
We recently moved into a newly-constructed building at work. The picture on the left shows one of the bathroom sinks in the new building.
After the sink is used a few times, the top of the counter becomes covered with water. (See the arrow.) The problem is that as one adjusts the faucets with wet hands, water drops down onto the counter and accumulates there.
A larger sink could be used, designed so that the faucets are a part of the sink instead of a separate installation on the counter. When the faucets are adjusted, a larger sink would allow the water that drops down to drain back into the sink, rather than to run over the top of the counter.
Another solution is to install faucets that automatically adjust the water flow without having to move one's hands away from the sink.
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Hansgrohe ComfortZone
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| Hansgrohe ComfortZone test |
Irritating water splashes due to mismatched combinations of mixer and washbasin – perhaps that’s something you’ve already experienced. As of now, your customers‘ associated annoyance is a thing of the past.
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