Build a better paper towel dispenser, and the world will beat a path to your door.
That, at any rate, is the hope of John Erdman, a dedicated problem solver who’s good with his hands and has an eye for design. The problem he set out to solve some four years ago was one that few have tackled, let alone recognized as a problem: How to dispense paper towels, one a time, using only one hand. Erdman, who works as a sales director for a company that makes electric car charging stations, and calls himself a “major foodie,” constantly found himself frustrated as he attempted to, say, grab a towel while handling raw poultry. He located a few one-handed dispensers on the market, but none met his high standards.
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Nice, but pricey, for what seems to be an upside-down tissue box. It would be helpful to know what the folded towels cost. For $50, I'll teach people how to snap off a single sheet, one handed. Watch for my YouTube instructional video! Tip for Mr. Erdman: when handling poultry, use tongs and not your hands. You then won't need paper towels however dispensed.