Cleaning a whisk can be a challenge, especially if you are working with a sticky mixture or thick dough. Divisible is a clever design that addresses this issue, as well as the storage. The whisk simple splits in half, straightening the curvy wires and facilitating easy cleaning. By far the most hygienic cleaning solution, demonstrated brilliantly in the accompanying video.
Divisible is a 2011 red dot design concept winner.
Designer: Hansol Kwon
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Beautiful and witty!
it’s perfect, finally a good innovation of kitchen tools. good job!
I agree with Teto.
VERY nice job! I love it!
I have seen the desinger in singapo red dot museum.a wonderful girl. great job!
Brilliant.
is it for sale