I agree, what a messed up idea! Saves landfill? What about all the energy that it will consume when you manufacture plates for every single meal you have. And the noise! Just hideous
How does this address the dirty dish? You toss a dirty dish in to be heated to 300-degrees and flattened with food debris on it? It's a great idea, but what if it breaks? -No dishes until the repair-man arrives. Will it withstand reheating food in a microwave?
Yeah right! don�t people have anything better to invent. I like the way he talks tough, like if it was the best thing ever invented by mankind.
Let�s waste more energy making our dishes than washing them!
Even if the guy says, you only use what you need, I doubt this is really an ecological design : you need to put energy a hundred times into a single plastic piece for each use over its life cycle. Ridiculous. Ordinary dishes dont "consume" energy troughout their life cycle plus they are still usable after a 100 use!
This the worst case of designer brain seizure case I've heard in a long time. It's a fact that this designer have thought more about his design rationnal to make this concept justifyable than actually thinking about the real value to any thinkable user. I understand that it's an attempt to table on the Direct Manufacturing trend but the application this beyound ridiculous.
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Let�s waste more energy making our dishes than washing them!