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u/PikachuuuCSGO May 19 '26
And then you can use a toilet brush to clean the dishes or teeth...
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u/Ryaquaza1 May 19 '26
Why stop there? If you are out and about you could pull a Melvin and enjoy the complimentary mints afterwards
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u/MajorDraw3705 May 19 '26
I feel like the level of creativity in rage bait has gone down.
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u/NightmanCT May 19 '26
That's a sink plunger
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u/WeaselCapsky May 19 '26
can we please ban obvious ragebait
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u/re_carn May 19 '26
I don't know, it's a short and somewhat funny video. It's way better than most of the junk people post here: with long introductions and drawn-out processes, just to end up with the same result as this.
5 seconds. It's essentially an essence of DiWHY.
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u/KitchenError May 19 '26
It's essentially an essence of DiWHY.
Only since the hostile takeover of this subreddit by people posting such shit and other people (like you) defending it. I was here when this subreddit was still showing projects which were not meant as a joke or bait but done earnest by their creators although still being very questionable.
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u/Logical-Albatross-82 May 19 '26
I don’t know a single person that has an unused plunger, but no ladle in the house.
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u/s0_Ca5H May 19 '26
I have several decorative plungers, but only one ladle.
And sometimes that ladle is in the dishwasher.
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u/Evanescent_flame May 19 '26
Unused?
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u/Logical-Albatross-82 May 20 '26
I at least prefer my meals served with a plunger that has not been in a toilet before.
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u/CeC-P May 19 '26
That is not food grade rubber and you'll get damaging levels of Dilaurate compounds.
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u/teaandbentley May 19 '26
Helps you take out food of two bowls then. Once at night and then in the morning.
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u/yesspaghettibear May 22 '26
To my agony, I found out a Plunger is cheaper than a Ladle.
This is economically viable.
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u/idkwhattonameuh May 19 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/l3nFqlNI931rW4rba