Why, I ask you, would someone put a shallow sink- a sink that doesn't fit pots or cookie sheets or large pans/bowls (a sink that would, at the most, be at home in your van remodel) into a kitchen? A shallow aluminum sink without a sprayer, so that when attempting to wash aforementioned larger-than-a-cup & saucer items, water will, inevitably, douse the kitchen (as well as unfortunate dish washer)? Could that be good for the kitchen? My annoyance levels? Hmm. I think not.
The Kids hate school lunches. Getting up early. Music class. The milk.
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Sigh. That is a tiny sink. Wow.
ReplyDeleteWith a husband as clever as yours how much work could it be to run down to Home Depot, or the equivalent hardware store and pop in a new, larger sink?
ReplyDeleteOr failing that, get in the habit of heating up a huge kettle of water before dishes and use that to wash in, then rinse in tiny sink? sort of like you are camping. :)
Until you get a larger sink.... disposables!
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