Shallow sinks

[Robmac]

We find the kitchen sink in our MH a little bit too shallow.

So we have ordered one of these;

Joseph Joseph Wash and Drain Washing Up Bowl - Grey/Grey: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & Home

Hopefully it will be easier to wash plates and pans without slopping water all over the place.

I'll let you know when she's tried it.

 

[Robmac]

Wait till she reads your last line! :scared:

And she never will Terry!

Pint of BB was it?

 

[RichardHelen262]

Buy paper plate, they don't rattle and no washing up

 

[antiquesam]

Seems like something that looks very practical but is just something else to find a home for.

 

[Robmac]

Seems like something that looks very practical but is just something else to find a home for.

I'd probably keep it in the sink.

 

[The laird]

And she never will Terry!

Pint of BB was it?

Bottle of chateau neuf du
To buy my silence or jules gets a copy

 

[Deleted member 12051]

I have two Outwell washing bowls in my double sink in my B694. Although they price at £16 I got mine from halfords in the sale for £5 each. They are a perfect fit. I really do like the idea of a drain plug though.

 

[martyncc]

Wait till she reads your last line! :scared:

wait till she finds out its her christmass present :banana:

 

[Herbenny]

Great Bowl and them handles are well useful for throwing the water in the hedge

 

[izwozral]

What a great practical solution, simplicity itself and does the job.

I wonder if they do round ones?

 

[n brown]

I'd probably keep it in the sink.

lateral thinking bordering on genius !

 

[Polar Bear]

We find the kitchen sink in our MH a little bit too shallow.

So we have ordered one of these;

Joseph Joseph Wash and Drain Washing Up Bowl - Grey/Grey: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & Home

Hopefully it will be easier to wash plates and pans without slopping water all over the place.

I'll let you know when she's tried it.

Just because your sink is shallow and doesn't have much emotional or intellectual depth there's no need to make it feel any more inferior by sticking a plastic showoff thingy in it! Try to give it some confidence, tell it it's a wonderful big sink and you never know it may respond by expanding to your obvious over-estimated requirements.
Rob, we all know you have been told about size not mattering by Jules many times before?

 

[izwozral]

Just because your sink is shallow and doesn't have much emotional or intellectual depth there's no need to make it feel any more inferior by sticking a plastic showoff thingy in it! Try to give it some confidence, tell it it's a wonderful big sink and you never know it may respond by expanding to your obvious over-estimated requirements.
Rob, we all know you have been told about size not mattering by Jules many times before?

:lol-053::lol-053::lol-053:

 

[Tbear]

Hi Rob,

Do you know if you can attach a drain to the bottom without copious use of Sikaflex.

Richard

 

[Sharon the Cat]

You could have shelled out the extra £3 for a pink one! :rolleyes2:

 

[Polar Bear]

Hi Rob,

Do you know if you can attach a drain to the bottom without copious use of Sikaflex.

Richard

looks like you could fit an angled waste for a caravan sink?

 

[trevskoda]

Good depth to have a boke in after all the beer nights.:cheers:

 

[Robmac]

....Dear Liza, Dear Liza...

 

[Robmac]

..............Rob, we all know you have been told about size not mattering by Jules many times before?

Yeah, but she didn't have to put it on Facebook!

 

[Polar Bear]

In my distant past I seem to recollect hiring a yacht from Dunstaffnage Marina and it came with a water bucket with a hole in the bottom.
When you lowered it over the side a flap in the bottom opened up to allow water in and as you pulled it up the flap closed letting you to bring water aboard.