"I have a Juicy Salif. While I did use it once, would have to say I purchased it as social signaling. But I'm old, it's in-person, people over to the house social signaling. None of this social media nonsense. Now excuse me, I see young people on my lawn."
"I don't understand, how are these unsafe other than getting t-boned? It is held securely to the car, what's the problem? I think you don't realize there was no interstate highway system in the 20s/30s. Asphalt was the exception, not the rule. Cars themselves being able to exceed 60mph were, again, the exception. How is plooting along at 30 mph with a dog's head hanging out the window different? Dinky is not being tied to the bumper and going 60 in 1930. I'm guessing a lot of dogs could run faster than cars in the 30s."
"I like the integration bit, better executed than most/all wall-mount units that have iron storage. But this board has no tip for ironing the armpit area. There is a reason for that point and a board without one is a non-starter."
"When you are washing oil, grease or soot off of you, are you using soap? If yes, the purpose of the surfactants in your soap surround and cling to the oil, grease and soot in order to remove it from your body. Those surfactants don't uncling. So if they are a part of the recirculated water, the oil, grease and soot won't reattach to your body. It is basic chemistry. "
""... designers' power ..." - No such thing. And before Mr. Missoni starts throwing stones, I'd like to see an actual product and not a concept to back it up. Designers do think before we engage. But economic realities won't disappear because designers thought about it."