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Easy to hose out? You have a hose in your kitchen? |
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//it has absolutely no functionality other than storage.// So it's a cupboard. |
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One flat I lived in had a wooden plate rack fixed to the wall above the draining board. Plates lived there permanently, and dripped dry. |
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Ill sell you a solar powered clothes dryer for only US 50$ |
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Its called a clothesline! Heh heh heh... |
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I like the idea of having one of these or a dishwasher whose wire tray innards are on tracks throughout my run of kitchen cupboards. On completing a cycle, the racks shift sideways by 60cm into the next cupboard and more dirty dishes get loaded into the racks in the dishwasher section. Never unload your dishwasher again. |
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Although come to think of it this would require a circular kitchen. One for people living in lighthouses, then. |
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//One flat I lived in had a wooden plate rack fixed to the wall above the draining board. Plates lived there permanently, and dripped dry.// I saw one of these in a flat, except it had a cupboard door in front of it and looked like a cupboard. I was quite impressed. |
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I fitted one of these drainage cupboards above the sink in my gfs flat recently, managed to break the lights in the bathroom though. |
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"managed to break the lights in the bathroom" - gf or ex-gf? |
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It would cost very little to fit a small motorised fan inside the Dishdryer to actually give it an edge over a drying rack. |
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