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The supply that is unreliable is tools willing to do their own
dishes.<br>
Claudia <br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/30/14 12:36 AM, Torrie Fischer
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<pre wrap="">Earlier today I was thinking about the kitchen conundrum a bit and postulated
that the buildup of dishes is correlated with an unreliable presence of
cleaning tools and supplies.
Does anyone else think this is a reasonable hypothesis and ideas on how to
test/solve in the future?
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 23:36:55 Andy Isaacson wrote:
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problem with it is that we are subject to health department
regulations, inspections, and need a permit. That's all do-able, but
many members don't like the outside interference that comes with it.
People tell me that they don't want a big kitchen because they don't
need it.
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Agreed, I think that getting into compliance as a large kitchen would be
a ton of work to support a function that is at odds with the point and
the spirit of Noisebridge.
I want a place to make an occasional coffee and maybe reheat some
leftovers, wash my coffee mug, and fill my water bottle with delicious
Hetch Hetchy water. More than that I don't see the point.
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<pre wrap="">I plan to go to Building Resouce, the City recycling center for all
kinds of building features, on Wednesday. Their inventory is all
donated home and business items that are not wanted after a remodel.
Their prices are low to encourage re-use of the items, and keep the
building materials and fixtures out of the dump. What I will be
looking for is a "single bowl" kitchen sink, with a cabinet below. It
will be either a standard one, or I would like to find something
unique and fun, reflecting Noisebridge.
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Standard seems reasonable (and I like double bowl kitchen sinks, but
whatever). If I were dictator I'd love to see a custom countertop cast
out of concrete or fabbed out of steel or made of epoxied lumber, but
I'm not going to do that work so I don't get to make demands. :)
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<pre wrap="">Beyond this equipment, I currently have no other plans for the
kitchen. I want to let do-ocracy and members decide what else they
want for our break room.
Jean-Jacques
Kitchen Team Leader
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Thanks for doing all of this work.
-andy
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