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It makes me laugh how we all use different words for the same things. I always called those “drainers” dish or drying racks. I only pull one out when I am doing a lot of hand washing. Otherwise I keep a kitchen towel to place them on, and once they dry, I toss the towel in the laundry.
“Drainers” to me (and I very well could have made this up in my mind as I have a tendacy to misuse works to suit me) are those catch alls in the sink that fill up with junk that makes me gag.
It makes me laugh how we all use different words for the same things. I always called those “drainers” dish or drying racks. I only pull one out when I am doing a lot of hand washing. Otherwise I keep a kitchen towel to place them on, and once they dry, I toss the towel in the laundry.
“Drainers” to me (and I very well could have made this up in my mind as I have a tendacy to misuse works to suit me) are those catch apps in the sink that fill up with hunk that makes me gag.
It makes me laugh how we all use different words for the same things. I always called those “drainers” dish racks. I only pull one out when I am doing a lot of hand washing. Otherwise I keep a kitchen towel to place them on, and once they dry, I toss the towel in the laundry.
“Drainers” to me (and I very well could have made this up in my mind as I have a tendacy to misuse works to suit me) are those catch apps in the sink that fill up with hunk that makes me gag.
