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26 Feb, 4 tweets, 1 min read
hey, this is a really basic kind of household question, but does anybody have tips on how to not have our liquid soap dispenser accumulate soapy water on the counter under it?
it seems like putting a dish under it would contain the water, but still require frequent cleaning
we just... happen to not have really dealt with this problem until recently, and it strikes us that maybe we can learn from somebody else's experience
this is a home setting, not an office, so points for aesthetics

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So we should probably explain the ideas we're gonna put in our shell project, now that we've just spent five hours debugging it in public, heh :)
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