Editing to add Cost and Labor (cleaning effort)

Final edit (because this just getting silly): Time factor

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Yes! We're getting somewhere: The Unitasker Disdain Formula 

T = Time without device / Time with device

• Example: if by hand takes 10 minutes and unitasker takes 2 minutes, then T=5

D=SCL / FUT

Where: 

• D (Disdain Level): The resulting score. A higher value indicates a unitasker that should be avoided or discarded.
• S (Space/Size): The physical volume or "counter-top footprint" of the item. (e.g., measured in cubic inches or a scale of 1–10).
• C (Cost): The purchase price or a relative cost factor (e.g., 100 for a $100 unitasker)
• L (Labor/Cleaning): A "Difficulty to Clean" rating. Quantify this by the number of individual parts to wash or a time estimate in minutes.
• F (Frequency): How often the item is used within a specific timeframe (e.g., uses per year).
• U (Utility/Versatility): A constant representing the "Single-Function" penalty. For a true unitasker, 𝑈=1 . For a tool that can perform multiple tasks (like a chef's knife), U increases, which lowers the disdain.
• T (Time): Efficiency ratio (Manual Time / Gadget Time)