This is cos I always need to tip stuff away without getting the washing up water mucky (eg washing up milky cereal bowls - I’d quickly rinse out the milkiness then wash in the hot water.

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ve consulted a knowledgeable person on your theory and she agrees that the teeny-weeny sinks are for draining things, and for now I will go along with this but I am not a hundred per cent convinced. Below we list the branches disappearing and what the alternatives are if you still want face-to-face banking. Well, it will have plants in in the summer as my idea of a sedum and succulent garden was the squirrels' idea of heaven as they dug it up to bury their nuts. People who have come into contact with Belfast sinks have fond memories of them; and no one is a hundred per cent sure of what the teeny sinks on modern units are actually used for. when it gets a bit stained I fill it with either bleach and water or bio washing powder and water and leave for a couple of hours, works brilliantly.Frenchic Furniture Wax is soft enough to apply with a brush yet durable enough to protect your furniture. I don't like them for the kitchen, the flat bottom, the way things can break if you don't use a washing up bowl and their SIZE which means loads of water for washing up. Millions of people would have to double their incomes to escape financial hardship, says anti-poverty charity Joseph Rowntree Foundation in a new report published today. I also find because it's so much deeper, that if I need to wash a lot of dishes I need to put the basin on top of something (I use a large Tupperware box) so I don't get a sore back bending over it! Wisdom is now a separate company but Addis has applied its injection moulded plastic technology to the homeware industry and is an award winning UK company now based in Wales.

OH likes Butler/Belfast sinks and I admit they look so nice but I have a feeling not as practical as an 'ordinary'sink, at present I have a stainless steel with one and half bowls which is so handy when preparing veg. Upside, you could wash all kinds of things from pots to welly boots, soak clothes, bathe children, tough, did not scratch. I used to have one when I only had a single sink and used it so that I could rinse dishes down the side of the sink without adding more water to the bowl. These sinks, prized for their hard-wearing ceramic construction and an array of size and design options, are an easy choice for many homeowners seeking to elevate their kitchen aesthetics.

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A friend of mine in her last house had one but had to treat it with kid gloves as it scratched so easily. I was travelling to Appleby and looking upto High Cup Nick today and was thinking it’s about time I went up there again and then I came across your post, brilliant. The joint between the wooden drainer board and the sink became a hidden damp filthy world for the likes of silver fish and other crawlies. For example a quality yet inexpensive plastic bowl made in the UK by Whitefurze for example (doesn’t have to be designer e.