I've got a much better idea. Buy a piece of that white board that's used as the bottom of the drawer, and cut it size so that it fits in perfectly. Glue a dozen or so small (dice-sized) blocks of wood onto the original drawer bottom (one in each corner and some in strategic places, then you can place your new drawer…

Really piss people off?

So you're saying you didn't see the movie...

The P is in the V, so I'm amused.

Why do I get the idea that TSA (and their mindless thuggish clones in other countries) will not look kindly upon this sort of innovation and will demand full disassembly before permitting it?

As an employee of a major retailer, which sells tons of PNY products, I would suggest putting a big "Caveat Emptor" sign on this article.

I'm going to preface this by saying that I don't have any scientific proof for the following statements. To the contrary, most "scientific" food findings disprove what I'm about to state.

Was just about to post this! Seconding. I used this bag to backpack through Europe as well as short vacations home. I get stopped about once per trip to ask where I got it!

Not quite a fair comparison. I don't think the recipe calls to use conditioner as a straight, 1 to 1 replacement for store-bought fabric softener. It looks like the recipe uses 1/2 cup of conditioner and yields 6 cups (96 oz) of homemade fabric softener. That means $0.66 of conditioner (given your $2.47 for a 15 oz…

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Old restaurant chef's trick. Works great to be fancy. Fill those cups with a nice dark chocolate mousse' and start speaking with a french accent around dinnertime.