How to remove 'crumbs' from inside a TopBox?

Sometimes I put my English Scone in my topbox and the paper bag splits - and guess what - get lot's of crumbs?  So, what is your prefered method of removing 'said' crumbs?

You got it easy bud,a few crumbs in the top box is nothing compared to onion skin flakes under the saddle,but I decided to leave them in there to protect my wet weather gear from moths
You could call in a pet shop & borrow a hamster & give it a nice snack

My little 6 pound Morkie could make a meal out of your Cummy Scones.

Is this really a legitimate question?
 

DanB wrote:

My little 6 pound Morkie could make a meal out of your Cummy Scones.

Is that like the love child of "Mork and Mindy"?

Okay folks... ya' gotta' remember... this place is just like the school room... where the teacher says "there ain't no such thing as a dumb question".

SO!!! Let's play nice and we'll all be happy    ...

OR ELSE    

dspevack wrote:

Is this really a legitimate question?
 

Guessing that this topic will produce more replies than a 'legitimate question'.

Yesterday Mildrew put forward this question in a post, "What's the next simple cleaning conundrum we need a topic and the combined brain power of a forum to solve for someone? How to remove crumbs from inside a top box?", but got no replies - so just putting it out there.

Use a vacuum hose!  

Okay fine.    I'll play along.
Take your top box Here

Or you can put a Roomba in it.
The Roomba will think its in a very small room.

I've got the liner from my Givi E52 top box inside the Givi E55 I usually use as they are the same dimensions, I just lift it out and shake out any crumbs or other debris. It's about time Givi upped their game and gave us a 60 litre top box.

I use the 'licked finger' method; it takes ages but doesn't waste any crumbs.  

dspevack wrote:

 

DanB wrote:

My little 6 pound Morkie could make a meal out of your Cummy Scones.

Is that like the love child of "Mork and Mindy"?

This is Toby, our Alpha male, one of 4 dogs and the smallest. And yes he loves crumbs too.

My top box is not a Givi but it comes off easily. So remove and turn it upside down... D'oh!

A simple idea but it will only work if you open the lid too...D'oh!

Meldrew wrote:

I've got the liner from my Givi E52 top box inside the Givi E55 I usually use as they are the same dimensions, I just lift it out and shake out any crumbs or other debris. It's about time Givi upped their game and gave us a 60 litre top box.

That would give you ANOTHER 5litres of CC (Crumb Capacity)



That would be enough to make a nice cake with :lol!:

Or better yet... Don't put "crumby" things in the top box!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Assuming that all crumbs float, I would fill the topbox with water and let it overflow for 10 minutes, when that is done I would wait for the water to evaporate. If the water takes time to evaporate put some crumbs to soak it up, then pull the damn topbox off and tip it upside down to get rid of the crumbs.

It's usually crumbs from the top of a freshly baked loaf that makes a mess...the Darkside!  

I take it off turn it upside down give a little shake onto a clean paper so I can finish eating(waste not want not)

Dimond wrote:

Sometimes I put my English Scone in my topbox and the paper bag splits - and guess what - get lot's of crumbs?  So, what is your prefered method of removing 'said' crumbs?

Leave Your seat up when You park the next time.....birds are good at finding and eating crumbs!....Or better yet,trade it for a scoot that dosn't have crumbs under the seat!

I take it you can't get scones in a plastic bags in California? I can think of a few methods:
Remove top box, tip over on its side and brush it out.
Vacuum hose.
Air compressor, blow the crumbs out.
Gas welding torch. Burn crumbs, then reshape box.
Small explosive charge.
Replace top box with new one.
Eat scones at point of purchase.
Don't eat scones. Eat bagels, they aren't crumby.

Scones are dryer than a popcorn fart, i agree switch to bagels and enjoy what your eating!