[ SECRET POST #2815 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2815 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[John Green]


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(Hemlock Grove)


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[Russell Edwards' Naming Jack the Ripper]


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[Coronation Street]
















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Comments

Re: sinks in NE

[kaijinscendre]

I don't think there is a difference? I have seen double sinks in the NE and single sinks in the Midwest. I think it just depends on whoever built the house.

Though, why someone would want a single sink, I have no idea.

Re: sinks in NE

[cushlamochree]

It's bigger. Bigger is better.

This is America, Kaijinscendre.

Re: sinks in NE

[kaijinscendre]

But...where do you rinse your dishes???? I fill one side up with washing water and the other side for sitting dishes to rinse. Can't do that with a single sink. IT IS MADNESS! MADNESS I TELL YOU!

Re: sinks in NE

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this is my issue with the big sink! Though I had to try washing my large pastry mat in my split sink recently, and I was thinking that a bigger sink would be mighty useful...

Re: sinks in NE

[cushlamochree]

Bigger, Kaijin! BIGGER!

Actually I don't quite get what you mean. What do you mean by washing vs rinsing? Like, soaking?

Re: sinks in NE

[kaijinscendre]

In the left sink you put got water and dish soap. Then you wash your dishes. You put the soapy, clean dishes in the right sink to be rinsed. You do this so you don't have to waste water and time rinsing each piece as you wash it. Then you put the rinsed dishes into the dish drainer to dry.

Re: sinks in NE

[(Anonymous)]

You rinse your dishes in the sink, and then you wash them in the dishwasher. Need to soak a large roasting pan, lasagna pan or cookie sheet covered in baked-on gunk? They fit easily into a big sink like the one in my parents' house back east, whereas with the double sink I have here in Iowa, neither side is big enough. There's room to fill a huge bowl with ice water, or to wash a watermelon that's muddy.

Yep, I love my parents' big sink.

Re: sinks in NE

[kaijinscendre]

Ah. I love washing dishes by hand. We have a dishwasher but never use it. I didn't even know if it worked until one of my nieces turned it on.

Re: sinks in NE

[tabaqui]

Yis. I haven't used a dishwasher in....thirty years, I'd say.

Re: sinks in NE

[diet_poison]

I love washing dishes by hand

0_0

can I hire you to wash all of mine

Re: sinks in NE

[kaijinscendre]

I'd do it! I find washing dishes to be relaxing. :P

Re: sinks in NE

[diet_poison]

yeah, that's why a big sink is great...if you have a dishwasher.

If you don't, a double is a must.

Re: sinks in NE

[dethtoll]

That's how I roll, too.

Re: sinks in NE

[kaijinscendre]

/double sink fist bump