Hughie McLouis

[hughie mclouis]

Has anyone heard of, or seen an absorbent draining mat for the washing up. I saw one recently reviewed in one of the MH magazines but cannot now find the information.:Sad:

 

[maz]

Has anyone heard of, or seen an absorbent draining mat for the washing up. I saw one recently reviewed in one of the MH magazines but cannot now find the information.:Sad:

I just use a terry tea towel. You can never have too many tea towels - double up as packing to stop things rattling.

 

[Tootles]

A few here......:thumb:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_o...t+drain+mat&_nkw=absorbant+drain+mat&_sacat=0

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[big bertha]

We have one, senile moment can't remember exactly where I purchased but I'm sure it was an accessory shop up here. They do work and give a bit more anti rattle protection on hob.

I'll check a couple of websites where I've shopped for you.

remember now, it was B and M

 

[cranky]

factory/pound shops do them.

 

[Scottyboy]

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/23868/Diamond-Drying-Mat-Black

I have a couple of these, very good

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[Neilfg]

We have one of these, really very good, other colours available.

http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/microfibre-drying-mat-277244

Also one from lakeland more expensive just as effective, bit bigger though.

 

[MichelleRyall]

This is It had some square drying mats, very cheap. Similar to the ones on Amazon. Wash and tumble dry.

 

[davanne]

I have one of the b and m ones as well...... very good and value for money.
It stops rattles in the cupboards too so multi purpose

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[JJ]

OH MY GOD...


Why on earth did none of you tell me about this stuff before?

Decades of rufty tufty fulltiming and I have never found a satisfactory solution to air drying the dishes in the van(s) until today.

One question though...

After I have bought such a mat can I still leave the washing up until I have no clean dishes to use or do I have to wash up every day?


JJ

 

[Dazzlin]

Wash up every day. If you don't need to you have too many plates!

 

[Puddleduck]

OH MY GOD...

After I have bought such a mat can I still leave the washing up until I have no clean dishes to use or do I have to wash up every day?


JJ

Depends on if you are developing a new strain of antibiotic and can stand the smell and flies i suppose.....

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[JJ]

Wash up every day. If you don't need to you have too many plates!

But then you use too much water...

and time.


JJ

 

[JJ]

Depends on if you are developing a new strain of antibiotic and can stand the smell and flies i suppose.....

Smell of not yet done washing least of my sensory troubles...

No flies can survive inside if you have a Froggy on board... a professional fly catcher

Inside of Hymer and Wagon is known as an immune system training area. My anti-body defence army is fully trained and used to the fight against all comers.


JJ

 

[daisy mae]

I have one, from Aldi some time ago, do not use it for that purpose though, as I wash and dry up after every meal, use it in the house after washing antique vases and ornaments.

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[Hollyberry]

Something different. -- I have usual plastic draining rack but it has a tray fitted to the bottom, so drips go into that and you can angle it up to the sink to drain into that. Don't know if they're in UK , always seem to be in the cheapie shops in a France that sell tombs of plastic from China.

 

[cliffandger]

Bought mine in Proper Job - do you have those stores where you live? Haven't used it though - we use a tray, so its in an overhead cupboard, along with 1000 other non slip mats, dusters.......