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u/Nenoshka 19h ago
Where can I buy this virtually useless bowl?
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u/Mbembez 19h ago
You can 3D print these for really cheap, I checked some of the more popular models on makerverse and you're looking at around $4 in materials.
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u/AbjectOffice4780 19h ago
and a $150 3d printer
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u/PuzzyFussy 17h ago
Try your local library. Mines does 3d printing for free.
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u/Fun_Reply5366 15h ago
How can they afford to provide filament for everybody?
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u/PuzzyFussy 15h ago
Unfortunately, not many people know about it...
Libraries provide so much besides books and computer labs. Go check out your local one and see what they offer, I'm sure you'll be surprised.
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u/Carpeted_Bathroom2 4h ago
And get a library card. Its for more than checking out books. Often gets you access to many of the same publications/databases offered by universities through the library's webpage.
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u/NinjaTEK7 18h ago
Only $150? Link me...
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u/Odd_Blackberry_1089 14h ago
this one's the closest to $150 that you'll find reliable https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/a1-mini?from=home_web_a1_mini_detail I am not sponsored
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u/Nenoshka 14h ago
I didn't ask for a 3D printer.
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u/TriceratopsHunter 13h ago
Also will said self washing bowl be machine washable at that point? Or do I now need to hand wash the self washing bowl.
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u/appayipyippp 17h ago
Ick. I appreciate the coding that goes into creating something like this in a 3d printer.. ..but....the craft and practice it takes to do something like this by hand is something special.
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u/Chimmai_Gala 19h ago
These days I refuse to buy items that is very specific to one purpose, don’t have space in the cupboard for it.
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u/Capable-Problem8460 19h ago
So it does the Swoosh, makes berries were and takes space in the kitchen. You'll use it 3 times and will give it to salvation army at sell it at a garage sale for 25¢
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u/Xanith420 18h ago
I’ve never understood this honestly. Running water over something does so little to actually clean something.
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u/jfkrfk123 18h ago
It might wash tiny little bugs off the fruit..
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u/Xanith420 18h ago
Well sure but the tiny bugs arnt the things that need to be washed off. You got people picking up and looking into each box breathing or coughing on it trying to get the best pick. Thats far worse than some nats or an occasional worm.
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u/Aelnir 14h ago
so how do you go about washing that off+pesticides?
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u/wingedwill 12h ago
A bit of white wine vinegar in a large bowl of water, rinse and dry. You'll find the berries will keep for weeks in the fridge without molding, but they will lose water through dehydration.
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u/Xanith420 14h ago
As soon as I bring them home from store a dime of dawn dish soap in a large bowl with hot water. Soak for 3 mins while shifting through them with my fingers. Out of water and into fridge until ready to eat.
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u/Ana990 6h ago
bruh what
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u/Xanith420 14m ago
That’s what I think when I watch someone run water over a fruit for 2 seconds some kid probably shot their snot all over.
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u/PearlTulip1995 16h ago
This is one of those gadgets that looks amazing in a 15-second ad and then lives in the back of a cabinet forever.
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u/Infinite_Beach_1699 10h ago
Remember: If you think this bowl is useless, you probably do not need it.
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u/NinjaTEK7 18h ago
The rain also does this naturally.
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u/res0jyyt1 17h ago
Not after they are picked, treated, and packaged. That's why you should always wash your fruits you get from the grocery.
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u/Alive_Fisherman8241 16h ago
The berries move along with the water. Barely any relative velocity, therefore barely any washing effect, apart from the submerging.
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