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Where to get a sink mat?

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noseynoonoo · 25/03/2012 17:33

We have a new white ceramic sink which I will put a clear washing up bowl in. I want to have a clear or white mat in between the sink and the bowl to stop scratching. I had assumed I'd get one of those pebbley ones but I've been searching on amazon and they seem to stain almost immediately and trap food debris.

Can anyone recommend a good sink mat that hopefully wouldn't stain or trap yuckiness?

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FamiliesShareGerms · 25/03/2012 17:37

Try Lakeland?

Where do you get a clear washing up bowl, BTW?

noseynoonoo · 25/03/2012 17:42

The Lakeland ones have really bad reviews - one has over 50 complaints about staining!

The clear bowl is from an ebay-shop.

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Pascha · 25/03/2012 17:44

Their very nature means they get yucky and stained over time. The only way to avoid it is regular cleaning.

fossil97 · 25/03/2012 21:06

Does the bowl not have "feet" underneath? if it was raised a little off the sink it wouldn't scratch.

I wonder would something like these stay on and be waterproof enough?

If you still want a mat the plastic grid ones they sell on ebay are good for a year or two.

noseynoonoo · 25/03/2012 21:24

I like those 'bumpers'.

I haven't received the bowl yet but I don't think it has feet. The problem is that DH likes to do the washing up of an evening (I know, aren't I lucky) but he is hopeless at rinsing the bowl or sink. It would never cross his mind to do so. I am imganing there being bits in the sink and them being ground by the bowl. Part of the reason I am having a clear bowl is that it will be obvious if there is dirt underneath and thus I can give it a quick rinse when I pass.

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