I have always liked nice china and glass in the house. I am undecided as to what to do now. Do I buy melamine? Is there a way of transporting china and glass, and is it worth the extra weight. What do you all do?
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Yep, china and glass for me. buy a couple of rolls of the non slip matting, cut into squares and place between crockery etc. I also find teatowels are a moterhomers friend.
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Shucks, now I'll have to get the family silver out. I was going to make do with wooden chip forksChina and glass for me too - actually my crockery is bone china with gold trim!
Shucks, now I'll have to get the family silver out. I was going to make do with wooden chip forks
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Ours don't break either
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Crystal wine glasses
Shucks, now I'll have to get the family silver out. [HI]I was going to make do with wooden chip forks[/HI]
Ahh ... but is that placed on a hand crocheted doily
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Living in London with the speed bumps locally there is no way I would put china plates in the motorhome. The thought of removing bubble wrap before each use and then putting bubble wrap in between every single plate and every single bowl everytime they are used is just far too much effort -.
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