
The straw is ubiquitous! WD-40 probably began it, but it seems like every aerosolized chemical has that nifty applicator. And I get it! They work pretty well. But what about storage after that first use? The straw probably has a bit of lubricant on it, so the little bit of tape that held it onto the side of the can isn't going to work. And leaving it in the nozzle is a plan to fail, because it will get knocked off the second you turn your back.


Do I have to move to a new house with aerosol applicator straw storage?

The straw is ubiquitous! WD-40 probably began it, but it seems like every aerosolized chemical has that nifty applicator. And I get it! They work pretty well. But what about storage after that first use? The straw probably has a bit of lubricant on it, so the little bit of tape that held it onto the side of the can isn't going to work. And leaving it in the nozzle is a plan to fail, because it will get knocked off the second you turn your back....{ai:summary}In a world drowning in convenience, the aerosol straw stands as a silent tragedy. It’s a marvel of modern invention, yet its aftermath is a tangled mess of forgotten lubricants and misplaced nozzles, a domestic catastrophe waiting to happen.Storage woes push us toward drastic measures, as we grapple with the fallout of a simple design flaw. It’s not just a straw; it’s a first-world dilemma that begs the question: what do we do with our unintended chaos? #society

First-World Problems...

Loading...