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June 29, 2008
Magnetic Paper Towel Holder
What took so long?
This coulda shoulda been invented 50 years ago.
From the website:
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Magnetic Paper Towel Holder
Lets you have shop towels anywhere there's steel
I like trick stuff ... and this product is no exception.
Our new Magnetic Paper Towel Holder allows you to have your favorite paper or shop towels hanging off the end of your toolbox or workbench with its super-strong magnets.
Simply mount the magnetized arms on any flat steel surface and start enjoying a cleaner work environment and dry hands.
Powerful magnets, compact design, plus it can be moved in a flash.
Supports any normal 5"-diameter roll.
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Think outside the workshop space, for example: laundry room (washer or dryer); kitchen (fridge); metal doors; etc.
Me, I'm getting one for my steel-sided anesthesia cart — w00t!
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Comments
I have noticed many items you promote are not new, I have had a magnetic paper towel holder on my fridge for over 20 years now?
Posted by: Jens Tans | Jun 30, 2008 7:45:24 AM
We have one of these from the container store: http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?searchId=14724040&itemIndex=4&CATID=&PRODID=60356
It's utterly useless. I can't believe it took so long for somebody to do an industrial application. The magnets in the Container Store version can barely even hold a picture to a refrigerator, much less a roll of paper towels.
Posted by: JMT | Jun 29, 2008 2:30:15 PM
