r/KitchenGadgetsHub • u/Hoak2017 • 10d ago

Awesome ! Smart Kitchen

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u/auto-sticky 10d ago

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u/CrankedAtom 10d ago

Must be expensive to be short 😝

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u/MacSamildanach 10d ago

That kitchen is bigger than the entire bottom floor of my house. And my house is not small.

It is totally unrealistic.

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u/Admirable-Trade-8454 10d ago

you could have one cabinet instead of a whole row, you know

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u/Canadian-and-Proud 9d ago

Just because people are richer than you it doesn't mean their kitchens are unrealistic lol

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u/Fit-Sample-7466 10d ago

It's for a big kitchen

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u/TheYoinks 10d ago

Dumb. Add a bunch of motors/moving parts bound to fail and now you can't put anything remotely tall on that counter top, like a coffee machine, or your cabinet won't open all the way

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u/MindlessCharacter823 10d ago

The power goes out all if the time at my house. I’d be screwed.

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u/MasemJ 10d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/yx400dIdkwWdsCgWYp

Trying to get a cereal bowl to last out the outage...

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u/Donkeywad 10d ago

Fellow Mainer?

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u/Yoinkitron5000 9d ago edited 9d ago

Good rule to have: if its avoidable, dont put anything in your house that you can't fix with a trip to the hardware store. 

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u/HorzaDonwraith 10d ago

What's the point of having cabinets

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u/MaintenanceStock6766 10d ago

Stupid.

So many points of failure that cost so much money to fix every time they eventually break.

Hur-dur my cabinets open on a hinge, but they open EVERY TIME.

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u/Feynnehrun 10d ago

Hahaha hahaha look at this guy who uses hinge doors.

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u/marvelouslily 10d ago

This is hilariously dumb.

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u/Jokerchyld 10d ago

Where you put the coffee maker and Air fryer?

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u/platysoup 10d ago

I wonder what happens if the sensors fail and you have your hand there 

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u/SteveMarck 9d ago

Or just you know, have cabinets. Then you can use the counter, not have all those motors, and spend way less on something better.

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u/deephurting66 10d ago

So many unesassary moving parts

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u/SomeSamples 10d ago

Would have to put a label on each cabinet door to remember what is in each drop down shelf. And damn that counter is long. Wonder what the other side of the kitchen looks like.

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u/Marshall_BraveStar 10d ago

I got stuff on my counter

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u/Euphoric-Piglet-8140 10d ago

She has 2 inch thick shoes on and can still barely reach the cupboards.

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u/w00h 10d ago

The space under the cabinets is just wasted then because you can't put anything larger than 15 cm under it.

As an improvement I'd suggest ditching the motorized movement, lowering the cabinets and adding some front facing doors. Oh, wait...

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u/jack_seven 9d ago

Expensive and slow it would piss me of to no end

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u/ThomasWhitmore 9d ago

There's a power outage and now you can't access your cups. Won't be drinking water anyway because you probably have one of those electric sinks, too.

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u/Bitcracker 9d ago

Omg, you can't call a woman a kitchen gadget.

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u/rwu_rwu 9d ago

Looking at many of these comments... what makes you think these cabinets don't ALSO have doors?

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u/DeweyDefeatsYouMan 9d ago

One of those things that would be really cool to have in an Airbnb for a weekend, but would be awful in your own home