Wait until femanom (and some people in this thread) hear about the drip tray under their own fridge
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Professional chefs are far worse.
You would think they would be infinitely better than this.
They can afford to pay someone to clean up their messes
Doesn't your underfloor heating deal with it pretty quickly?
My butler takes care of it.
All houses/apartments have underfloor heating in at least the entryway and the bathroom and the vast majority also have it in the kitchen. I even lived in a place that had it through the whole flat. I'm poor as shit, so I just assumed it was commonplace everywhere.
Never had this anywhere. The floor is always the coldest part of the house.
I've lived in one apartment that had underfloor heating and it was like a very expensive massive 4 bedroom one.
I mean on reflection its probably more common where I live because its wet and cold.
wikipedia.org/wiki/mould
It’ll evaporate in less than 24 hours. Not enough time for mould to develop. If I drop ice cube, I allow my cat to play with it without cleaning it up.
[citation needed]
wikipedia.org/wiki/evaporation
All water evaporates within 24 hours. That's why moisture isn't an issue.
wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorption
wikipedia.org/wiki/Adsorption
oh, and wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorption
I'd be remiss if I didn't wikipedia.org/wiki/Desorption
wikipedia.org/wiki/Moisture_expansion
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The battle of the ages
The battle of the pages
ohh, nice