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    • #67473
      Anonymous

      For years I have been seeking a dish draining rack to fit in the 424
      galley sink. I have carried the dimensions of my rotted and cracked one
      around in my PDA forever. Yesterday the perfect one jumped off the
      shelf at Walmart and into my basket. If you need one, look in the aisle
      with the RV (motorhome) stuff, in the auto department. It is called a
      “mini-dish drainer” by Camco #27409. Now here is the trick, if half you
      go out and buy one today, Walmart will overstock and the other half will
      be able to buy the excess on clearance at the end of the summer ;^)


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    • #72499
      Anonymous

      http://www.amazon.com/Camco-Manufacturing-Inc-43511-Drainer/dp/B000BUOSGG

      Pete Dubler wrote:

      For years I have been seeking a dish draining rack to fit in the 424
      galley sink. I have carried the dimensions of my rotted and cracked
      one around in my PDA forever. Yesterday the perfect one jumped off
      the shelf at Walmart and into my basket. If you need one, look in the
      aisle with the RV (motorhome) stuff, in the auto department. It is
      called a “mini-dish drainer” by Camco #27409. Now here is the trick,
      if half you go out and buy one today, Walmart will overstock and the
      other half will be able to buy the excess on clearance at the end of
      the summer ;^)


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    • #72500
      john stevenson
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      Pete,
      Great find.  Does it suspend over the sink or fit down into the sink?  I've been using a Polmar (?) drainer that fits over the sink with expandable legs, but it is very narrow.  Sounds like I need to make a trip to Walmart when I get back to the states.

      John

      On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 9:42 AM, Pete Dubler < ([email][/email])> wrote:

      http://www.amazon.com/Camco-Manufacturing-Inc-43511-Drainer/dp/B000BUOSGG

      Pete Dubler wrote:

      For years I have been seeking a dish draining rack to fit in the 424 galley sink.  I have carried the dimensions of my rotted and cracked one around in my PDA forever.  Yesterday the perfect one jumped off the shelf at Walmart and into my basket.  If you need one, look in the aisle with the RV (motorhome) stuff, in the auto department.  It is called a “mini-dish drainer” by Camco #27409.  Now here is the trick, if half you go out and buy one today, Walmart will overstock and the other half will be able to buy the excess on clearance at the end of the summer ;^)


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    • #72501
      Tor
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      John, we ALWAYS have to make a trip to Walmart when we get back to the States.

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    • #72502
      john stevenson
      Participant

      So true. Also Costco, BJs, Container Store, etc.

      John

      On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Silver Heels < ([email][/email])> wrote:

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      John, we ALWAYS have to make a trip to Walmart when we get back to the States.

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    • #72506
      Anonymous

      Down in the sink

      John Stevenson wrote:

      Pete,
      Great find. Does it suspend over the sink or fit down into the sink?
      I’ve been using a Polmar (?) drainer that fits over the sink with
      expandable legs, but it is very narrow. Sounds like I need to make a
      trip to Walmart when I get back to the states.

      John

      On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 9:42 AM, Pete Dubler <
      > wrote:

      http://www.amazon.com/Camco-Manufacturing-Inc-43511-Drainer/dp/B000BUOSGG

      Pete Dubler wrote:

      For years I have been seeking a dish draining rack to fit in
      the 424 galley sink. I have carried the dimensions of my
      rotted and cracked one around in my PDA forever. Yesterday
      the perfect one jumped off the shelf at Walmart and into my
      basket. If you need one, look in the aisle with the RV
      (motorhome) stuff, in the auto department. It is called a
      “mini-dish drainer” by Camco #27409. Now here is the trick,
      if half you go out and buy one today, Walmart will overstock
      and the other half will be able to buy the excess on clearance
      at the end of the summer ;^)


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