A useful item that might be going spare in your kitchen?

[Rob Pulham]

Whilst in our kitchen area at work I noticed a couple of items which I thought would be useful that were going spare - they are designed for keeping eggs in in refrigerators but because we just use the work fridges for milk and occasionally someones lunch they had been cast aside on a windowsill.





The plan is to cut a thick plasticard base and plastic weld it to them.

 

[mickoo]

Neat idea

Mind, even if I set my Mek-Pak bottle in concrete I'd still find a way to knock it over

 

[Rob Pulham]

I'd still find a way to knock it over

And when you do it doesn't half take the surface finish of your kitchen table - you can no doubt guess how I know.......

 

[Dog Star]

And when you do it doesn't half take the surface finish of your kitchen table...

So, by WT standards, the finish that is left is worth £600?

 

[OzzyO]

So, by WT standards, the finish that is left is worth £600?

sounds like you have a lot of money to spend on your kitchen table if half the price is £600, then some people say that a kit cost a lot of money at £400.

Must go and see the bank manager tomorrow and see what he has to say about my last £M .

OzzyO.

 

[Ressaldar]

Hi Rob,

SNAP - we have just taken delivery of a new fridge/freezer and the first thing that Judy said when it was installed was - "you can have the egg holder for the workshop" - just need to clear the workbench to make good use of it

cheers

Mike

 

[Dog Star]

... "you can have the egg holder for the workshop" - just need to clear the workbench to make good use of it...

I recall that the great masters used egg as a binder for paints so you can use the egg-holder as........ an egg-holder .

 

[alcazar]

As regards Mek-Pak and similar: Blu-Tack and it's many copies make excellent bottle stabilisers, just roll out a thick sausage of the stuff, wrap round the base of the bottle and mould to shape.
When placing the bottle, give the stuff a little press down and you'll never knock it over again.

 

[mth]

As regards Mek-Pak and similar: Blu-Tack and it's many copies make excellent bottle stabilisers, just roll out a thick sausage of the stuff, wrap round the base of the bottle and mould to shape.
When placing the bottle, give the stuff a little press down and you'll never knock it over again.

want to bet...............