Did you know you potentially waste gallons of water every year just from your dishes drip drying? It’s true. Why not put that drip water to good use by using the Planter Dish Drip. It’s plastic and can hold several dishes at one time. The water drips into the plant below so everyone’s happy. A total win-win situation. However clever you think this is you may have to wait to get one because for now, it’s just another concept from Erdem Selek.
Designer: Erdem Selek
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It is some kind of the compromise between kitchen Flow ecosystem of John Arndt and Fulguro’s reLeaf device!
I don’t think my plants will appreciate soapy dishwater dripping onto them.
Uh, sherlock? Wouldn’t you rinse the soap off your dishes before you let them air dry?
Hahhaha that cracked me up..
Good idea btw
only for the dishes from a little meal maybe