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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Drying dishes question...
This is really random, but where do you put hand washed dishes to dry? Dish drying rack? Some kind of mat? We used to just keep a dishtowel on the counter next to the sink, but it got really wet and DH is afraid it will not be good for the counters. So I'm looking for another option, but I kind of hate the drying racks...
BFP#1: 01/10, M/C 6w -- BFP#2: 06/10, M/C 5w -- BFP#3: 09/10, DS born June 1, 2011
BFP#4: 07/12, M/C 5w3d -- BFP#5: 12/12, EDD 08/18/13
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Re: Drying dishes question...
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We have a dishwasher, but especially with DS's stuff, we hand wash a fair amount.
BFP#1: 01/10, M/C 6w -- BFP#2: 06/10, M/C 5w -- BFP#3: 09/10, DS born June 1, 2011
BFP#4: 07/12, M/C 5w3d -- BFP#5: 12/12, EDD 08/18/13
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Is it silicone or microfiber? I am leaning towards one of these I think.
BFP#1: 01/10, M/C 6w -- BFP#2: 06/10, M/C 5w -- BFP#3: 09/10, DS born June 1, 2011
BFP#4: 07/12, M/C 5w3d -- BFP#5: 12/12, EDD 08/18/13
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Microfiber
Sometimes when I hand wash stuff, especially bigger stuff like pots/pans I stick it in the empty dishwasher to dry. Not sure if that would work for you?
We have a wooden drying rack w/ a plastic liner underneath it. We hand wash a good number of pots/pans and lots of our plastic (sippy cups and DD's plates) need to dry more when they come out of the dishwasher.
The rack folds up, but we rarely put it away.
If I overflow the regular drying rack, I put pots on the stove grates to dry.
We used do the drying rack thing but I got sick of it and now we use this from bbb
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/product.asp?SKU=18771969
Ours is grey and I love it since I can tuck it away if we're having folks over .its microfiber and washes well.
BFP#1: 01/10, M/C 6w -- BFP#2: 06/10, M/C 5w -- BFP#3: 09/10, DS born June 1, 2011
BFP#4: 07/12, M/C 5w3d -- BFP#5: 12/12, EDD 08/18/13
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