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19 minutes ago, lindag said:I like the look of a farm sink, however, I have to have two basins in mine...not just for the disposer but for washing then rinsing.
My last rental in Nova Scotia had just one large sink. I put an inexpensive plastic tub from the dollar store into one side (it took up 2/3 of the space, roughly) and rinsed on the side where there was no tub. It worked pretty much the same.
ETA: It's nice sometimes to have the full-sized sink space for large pots, roasters, etc.
17 minutes ago, lindag said:I like the look of a farm sink, however, I have to have two basins in mine...not just for the disposer but for washing then rinsing.
My last rental in Nova Scotia had just one large sink. I put an inexpensive plastic tub from the dollar store into one side (it took up 2/3 of the space, roughly) and rinsed on the side where there was no tub. It worked pretty much the same.
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