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Comments (5)Haha, a dishwasher. :) Without being too sexist I hope, I'm a man myself after all, but that is possibly a male type of answer. We have a dishwasher (not even in our main home though) but there are for ever small things that need to be cleaned, vegetables to be washed etc, so there's always some kind of drainage needed, washing machine present or not. We use a draining rack with a hard plastic tray underneath. Maybe not the height of fashion (although ours is a firey red... :-) ) but it does the job....See MoreI want to find a bathroom sink that has an integral soap dish.
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