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I hate mats with a passion. I didn't have them in my kitchen and have 86'ed them at several other places.
Drops, spills, whatever; are to be cleaned as we go, just like knives, cutting boards, counters. Not at the end of the day, that is just gross. Ain't happening on my watch.
I have also seen twisted ankles from people missing a step at the edge (or due to of misalignment) of mats and duckboards. What possible good use do they serve? Takes a nanosecond to clean as you go.
Whenever I would get the "I didn't have time" excuse, I would say "Here's a watch. Time me... Now how long did that take?"
Drops, spills, whatever; are to be cleaned as we go, just like knives, cutting boards, counters. Not at the end of the day, that is just gross. Ain't happening on my watch.
I have also seen twisted ankles from people missing a step at the edge (or due to of misalignment) of mats and duckboards. What possible good use do they serve? Takes a nanosecond to clean as you go.
Whenever I would get the "I didn't have time" excuse, I would say "Here's a watch. Time me... Now how long did that take?"
