Dish rack

Razlina Ramli.

8 years ago

Hoe to make your dish rack drainer that's beside the sink look smart in an open kitchen ?

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Anne Duke
8 years ago
Get drying mats and a collapsible drainer and store when not needed. If your sink is large enough, there are racks that'll fit inside for a few items. If you don't have a dishwasher, the only choice is to live with it on the counter.
tatts
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Buy a dishwasher. Discard the rack.
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JAN MOYER
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
You don't. Get a dishwasher, or finish doing the dishes........dry and STOW where they go. Why wash and then have them sIt out to collect DUST??!!i

Nobody need live with the dishes in a rack on the counter. .........nobody. Sorry. They are dry in five minutes in the air when rinsed in very hot water. You don't even need a dishtowel.........other than to set them on for five minutes UNTIL you stow them . No bulky rack to stow either. : )
erinsean
8 years ago
If you do not have a dishwasher then see if you can find a dish drying rack that will fit in your sink....After the dishes are dry, store the rack under the sink out of sight.