Electric paper towel dispenser under cabinet!

[Iwannacamp]

Lol. Gifts for those who have everything.


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[geotex1]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Would love to hear the reasoning.

Apparently revolves around the millenial generation issue of FOMO, but more generally gadgetry is becoming a recognized addiction across generations. Addiction is her practice area. She's got a few case studies for an upcoming conference on the psychology of technology... Can't wait till she sterilizes them for presentation because I really need to read these!

[Mrs Evans]

Originally Posted by geotex1

Apparently revolves around the millenial generation issue of FOMO, but more generally gadgetry is becoming a recognized addiction across generations. Addiction is her practice area. She's got a few case studies for an upcoming conference on the psychology of technology... Can't wait till she sterilizes them for presentation because I really need to read these!

Although I love gadgets and gizmos, I have more FOMM than FOMO

[Iwannacamp]

Dang. I am fomo... I had to google that. Hmmm. FOMO


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[dogmother53]

campnqueen - as they say, To Each His Own! If it makes you happy, why not?

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by dogmother53

campnqueen - as they say, To Each His Own! If it makes you happy, why not?

I was going to get the INNOVIA, 1 for the house, 1 for the garage and 1 for the 5er and TOWTA said NO, so guess what? No INNOVIA towel dispensers.

[gashog]

I end up spending my money on gadgets like the Andersen Rapid Jack that will not work and is not recommended to be used on Dexter Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspensions.


Then I by a pair of x-chocks to stabilize and help on the trailer rocking and find out they won't stop the rocking when you have Dexter Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspension.

I wonder if this electric towel dispenser will work to dispense towels when you need one to wipe the grease off your hands when working on your Dexter Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspension?

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by gashog

I end up spending my money on gadgets like the Andersen Rapid Jack that will not work and is not recommended to be used on Dexter Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspensions...

Where is this written that you can't use them on torsion axles as long as they lift it enough to get the other wheel off. It's not like you are going to leave it there for over about 10-15 minutes.

[gashog]

Here is what Dexter told me.

"Dexter would not recommend using drive up ramps to support the weight of the
trailer on one axle or one wheel. The trailer weight should be lifted from
the frame to avoid damaging the suspension.

Thanks
Jim Miller / Dexter Axle"

[gashog]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Where is this written that you can't use them on torsion axles as long as they lift it enough to get the other wheel off. It's not like you are going to leave it there for over about 10-15 minutes.

And I totally agree with you. Maybe I'm too cautious or over thinking it.

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by gashog

Here is what Dexter told me.

"Dexter would not recommend using drive up ramps to support the weight of the
trailer on one axle or one wheel. The trailer weight should be lifted from
the frame to avoid damaging the suspension.

Thanks
Jim Miller / Dexter Axle"

Don't see it as anymore damaging than inadvertently driving up on a curb, etc.

[gashog]

Excellent point, thanks

[ColoradoRick]

I'm an engineer and I want one....would be fun to hook up my wifi on my smart phone to it and roll it down.....and then back up....while sitting on my recliner...

I think I'm sick with camping starvation!!