I used to have a wonderful little under-the-counter-lip clamp for kitchen
wipes. One end was a small eyelet with a screw that threaded into the
underneath of the counter lip; hanging from the eyelet was the business end
of the contraption: two sort of scalloped circles that would clamp together
to hold a kitchen wipe. You tightened the clamp by sliding a, uhhhm,
slider down the little arms that terminated in the clamp. Boy, this is hard
to describe (for me.) Anyway, if you've seen one these you'll probably know
what I'm talking about. I want some.

--
Regards,
David
War is God's way of teaching Americans geography.
-Ambrose Bierce, writer (1842-1914)
"What would life be without arithmetic, but a scene of horrors?"
-Rev. Sydney Smith, letter to young lady, 22 July 1835


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David Auerbach
Department of Philosophy & Religion
NCSU
Box 8103
Raleigh, 27695-8103
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wrote:
I used to have a wonderful little under-the-counter-lip clamp for kitchen
wipes. One end was a small eyelet with a screw that threaded into the
underneath of the counter lip; hanging from the eyelet was the business end
of the contraption: two sort of scalloped circles that would clamp together
to hold a kitchen wipe. You tightened the clamp by sliding a, uhhhm,
slider down the little arms that terminated in the clamp. Boy, this is hard
to describe (for me.) Anyway, if you've seen one these you'll probably know
what I'm talking about. I want some.

You can find them at a restaurant supply house.... Look in the
bar/drink mixing area....

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I used to have a wonderful little under-the-counter-lip clamp for kitchen
wipes. One end was a small eyelet with a screw that threaded into the
underneath of the counter lip; hanging from the eyelet was the business end
of the contraption: two sort of scalloped circles that would clamp together
to hold a kitchen wipe. You tightened the clamp by sliding a, uhhhm,
slider down the little arms that terminated in the clamp. Boy, this is hard
to describe (for me.) Anyway, if you've seen one these you'll probably know
what I'm talking about. I want some.

--
Regards,
David
War is God's way of teaching Americans geography.
-Ambrose Bierce, writer (1842-1914)
"What would life be without arithmetic, but a scene of horrors?"
-Rev. Sydney Smith, letter to young lady, 22 July 1835


-----------------------------------------------------------
David Auerbach
Department of Philosophy & Religion
NCSU
Box 8103
Raleigh, 27695-8103
-----------------------------------------------------------

I've heard these called "towel clamps"; the animal you need to talk to
is a bartender. He'll point you to an equipment supplier or perhaps
the owner, assuming you haven't already found it at Lowe's or Home
Depot. Good luck! Fritz

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underneath of the counter lip; hanging from the eyelet was the business =
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There have to be hundreds of commercial bar supplies, David.
http://www.posi-pour.com
Product ID: Bar Towel Holder Category: Stainless Steel Bar Accessories=

Bar Towel Holder
Description: Top Quality Stainless Steel Bar Towel Holder.
Price: $1.50


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friends, they see it & want one of the shell-thingies too.

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Sincerly,

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http://www.cmcchef.com ,
"Don't cry because it's over, Smile because it Happened"
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