Mugs & Cups

[Trixie Mayhem]

Hello, I'm just packing some things up In preparation for moving and iv got a lot of mugs !
Everyone ok with me putting them in the kitchen when next there ? (in the right place of course) they
They potential for customising too. They are sort of a chalk board effect paint on the outside. I'm thinking I might paint a hackspace H on the side at some point ? Anyhow, yes... Mugs :) six in total and they hold A LOT of tea.
Let me know if that's ok and bring them with me next time in there.

[David Hayward]

If there's room in the cupboard, sure. No ones in charge of mugs :)

(To everyone)
One thing we could do with is some plastic grid style matting to raise cups and mugs off the bottom of the cupboard. That way, even if the mugs are a bit wet when they go from the dishwasher to the cupboard, they'll dry properly instead of smelling rotten inside. It's only happened once as far as I know, but when I found them like that I had to empty the cupboard and run them all through the dishwasher again.

[Kate Bolin]

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 2:39 PM, David Hayward <nach...@gmail.com> wrote:

One thing we could do with is some plastic grid style matting to raise cups and mugs off the bottom of the cupboard. That way, even if the mugs are a bit wet when they go from the dishwasher to the cupboard, they'll dry properly instead of smelling rotten inside. It's only happened once as far as I know, but when I found them like that I had to empty the cupboard and run them all through the dishwasher again.

I think I have something in my hall cupboard that would do nicely - I'll have a look and see.

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Kate Bolin
www.katebolin.com

[Martin Raynsford]

A problem with a laser cut-table solution you say?

[Martin Raynsford]

I built one last night, just about works in 3mm material but I had some minor issues with the material 'walking' as it cut.
http://msraynsford.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/mug-drying-rack.html