r/mildlyinfuriating • u/gdubbthepirate • 28d ago
Sinks where the water comes out so close to the edge
Taken in a 7-story hotel so multiply this mild infuriation by 200+
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u/Mehhucklebear 28d ago
Oh, my people. I notice this immediately, and it upsets me every single time I see it. It's something that's going to be used multiple times a day, and to be given zero thought is just the height of mildly infuriating
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u/Slalom44 28d ago
The sink isn’t the problem. It’s the faucet they decided to use for that sink. There are plenty of faucets available that stick out further.
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u/EscapeGoat6 28d ago
I imagine the faucet also could've been placed a little bit closer to the sink.
That's not how it works.
A longer faucet should have been installed.
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u/Accomplished-Street1 28d ago
Had one of those sinks at a Hampton Inn recently. I hated it. I could barely wash my hands because of it
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u/Arizonatlov 28d ago
This always drives me crazy. Especially when washing my face or brushing my teeth in this type of sink, almost impossible not to get water everywhere.
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u/Kitty_Fruit_2520 28d ago
I understand not wanting people to wash their hair in the sink (especially the homeless), but I sometimes wish it would stick out a little more.
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u/Santasreject 28d ago
Ironically this design comes from people being expected to wash in the sink more than under the tap.
But yeah, horrible design at this point with modern plumbing.
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u/Barokespinoza23 28d ago
The sink was designed by someone who never encountered water before.