If the kitchen is the heart of the household, then the fridge has to be the left ventricle of the kitchen. (That’s an important part, right? C’mon, people, work with me!) In any case, my fridge was way past due for a proper cleaning and the tupperware containers full of weeks old leftovers and the maple syrup spills were conspiring to drive me insane.
I did a thorough job on that fridge, pulling apart shelves and drawers and everything. But the sweetest thing is how easy it was to wash the crisper drawers in our big old sink.
It’s an enameled cast iron sink with a built in soap dispenser that we got from the Habitat For Humanity Restore when we were putting in our kitchen. When you buy a house with no kitchen on the main floor and you’re working with a tight reno budget and timeline, used crap is your friend. Ahem. I meant to say, reclaimed and vintage finds are the best. Price: $80, ballpark.
Stuff I’m Digging is a regular post in which I feature some thing or things that I like. These are often things that have been sent to me to review or that I received at a PR event. They can also be things that I bought myself or perhaps even something I crafted! (It could happen!) These are never sponsored posts and I will always disclose in the body of the post whether or not I paid for something.
2 replies on “Stuff I’m Digging: A Sink Big Enough to Wash Your Crisper Drawer”
very nice! my dream sink is a white enamel farmer’s sink. I have no reason to reno this kitchen, but when we reno’d our basement, we made sure to put a huge sink in the laundry room. I have to wash my crisper drawers there, but s’ok.
Love the sink! The ReStore is one of my fav places to go, especially the ones further north, more diff things to find! You don’t know how many items I have in my house that people think I paid full price for from some fancy store and their mouths hang open when i tell them where it’s from!