Fortunately, I was able to find these tubs at - I think it was Dollar General - which work very well and stack nicely. I found an absorbent drain mat at WalMart, too. I was originally planning to put it under the dish drain, but then discovered I could simply put the dishes on the mat to drain.
Then, when I'm done, I replace the sink cover over the left sink.
Then I slide the mat, dishes and all, onto that cover. Drop the extension and the door is once again usable.
Added bonus: the drain mat goes in the washer when it gets dirty.
It looks like a handy device. I am going to attempt installing a similar counter extension in Dod.
ReplyDeleteDave, you might want to get hardware and make your own. The ones they sell at RV shops are much smaller than the one I have in the Holiday Rambler. I know: I installed one in the Escaper. It was about half the size of this one.
ReplyDeleteLooks like my first apartment.
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Wow! Finally found someone that actually shows how they live in their RV. You found a way to make that counter extension really useful. These are very helpful posts to someone that plans to full-time solo in the near future. Thanks.
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