I also enjoy the reactions from many cashiers and about my bags. Often it's genuine admiration (they're pretty and roll up nicely - the only drawback is that they don't stand up, so they're inconvenient for the baggers). Other times it's cluelessness. 1) At stores where they empty your cart, I typically cover the food at the near-to-them end of the cart with my bags. I had a cashier pick up the bags and toss them back to the cart, by the child seat. "Um, those are my grocery bags. Could you please use those?" 2) Many cashiers try to find the price, of course. 3) Wal-mart clerks (yeah, I know, evil Wallyworld - I'm working on it) are most often very perplexed when I wanted them to use my bags. Often the only way they understand the concept is if I just have them pile up the groceries and I bag them. I had another Wallyworld clerk reluctantly use the bags, but then place the big duffelbag I was purchasing in a plastic bag. Um, no. That's not quite what I'm trying to accomplish. 4) Eggs do not need to be placed in their own special plastic bag while I have half-empty cloth bags. Really. Thanks. I once had a bagger who was clearly very distressed at my request that the eggs just go on top of my nearly full bag. He was visibly reassured and relaxed when I said, "I promise I won't be mad if they break." You could actually see his whole posture change and hear his blood pressure go down. Poor kid. I understand that it's frequently simply course of habit that they use plastic right after I hand them the bags, but other times it's definitely people who are unclear on the concept. Oh, on a related note: 5) Can we please have a button added to self-checkouts so that I don't have to pile up all my groceries like an idiot on the scales, then finally bag them after paying?!? I have yet to find a system that doesn't complain when it feels my (rather light) bags on the scale. Man, I hate looking like that much of a freak because of their moronic system, and I feel awful that it makes people behind me wait longer.

I may be the only one it seems to prefer a toggle over air switch. I have marble counters and the air switch would have needed to be cut into the marble (more possibility of stain on marble - faucets are mounted to the sink deck). Also, I have found the switches are never large and easy enough to press that it keeps breaking my nails haha...I currently have a toggle inside the under-sink cabinet, which is push to open. Ideally, a foot-press or foot toggle would exist.

I just bought some for a glass topped table that we moved with us and the little silicon buttons didn't make it. I bought them at Home Depot and yes, they were in the section with the felt adhesive protective pads and the floor glides for the legs of chairs etc. to protect floors from scratches. seagrass

Patches: Yes, very handy that the soap dispenser can put soap in either sink with this set up. However, it looks like you'd HAVE TO use the pulldown on the faucet to fill the big sink or fill a pot sitting in the big sink. The "reach" of the faucet spigot only comes to the top of the sink bridge. Is that a good thing? Doesn't look so handy from my photo view of this set up.