My wife is in the contrarian camp and has converted me to one-use paper towels, washing up brushes that are put in the dishwasher, plastic cutting boards ditto and excessive hand washing.
And I'm the ex-biologist.
f those shelves in bundles) but this is inspired...
o the sink which was directly underneath. =A0 A great idea.
I don't normally go into friend's kitchens to inspect the layout, but all the houses I can immediately think of have the kitchen sink at the window. Washing up is a bit of a depressing chore and being able to look out, even onto British weather, does help.
Rob
Their mains voltage is somewhat lower than ours :-)
It's volts that jolt, but mills that kills.
I doubt those socket outlets are immune to shorting if they get wet though.
Colin Bignell
Yes; I recall seeing a plate rack in a modern kichen showroom which had been installed in an eyeline cupboard carcase with a base/bottom shelf, so if anyone used it as the Victorians would, the drained water would pool on the bottom shelf. In other words it was installed as a cosmetic trendy feature rather than a functional draining rack.
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