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A toaster woth a removable cover ( the plastic part ) so that the crumb tray is easily emptied. Another advantage is that the color is easily changed with your mood/decorative scheme in your kitchen. Make it dishwasher safe and you can clean all the sticky hand prints and kitchen grease off. Easier
and cheaper than buying a whole new toaster everytime you decide to change your mind. And who knows, it could be applied to other appliances ( they kind of do that already with your dishwasher )
see-thru
http://www.halfbake.../See-Thru_20Toaster
another way to make it blend in, doesn't solve the crumb issue [rbl, Aug 14 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]
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I have a de Longhi brand toaster in brushed stainless steel, like all of the other appliances in my kitchen. The crumb tray works very well, being a steel plate which slides into the bottom of the unit. I am uncertain why you would need to put a toaster in a dishwasher. |
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I was hoping this would be an open-topped tourer with ejection seats. |
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I think the idea is for replacable body panels (there's a similar idea for cars here). Why the author chose to limit it to toasters, I don't know. |
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For what it's worth, you probably could wash your toaster in the dishwasher. Just make sure you unplug it first. |
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