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OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - spacescape - 05-14-2006
Ok, here's my problem... We want a square dish drainer by Rubber Made w/ a flexible / rubber bottom... We find lots of dish drainers (some by rubber made) but the drain mat (whatever they are called) are hard and non flexible. I can't find the flexible kind anywhere...
Anyone have any advice on WHERE to find these? I know they exist because my parents have the one we want.
Thanks!
Bill
Re: OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - rgG - 05-14-2006
spacescape wrote:
"I know they exist because my parents have the one we want."
I think you have solved your problem.
Re: OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - BigGuynRusty - 05-14-2006
Try searching google for "RubberMaid", NOT "Rubber Made", that will help a lot.
BGnR
Re: OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - PeterB - 05-14-2006
I actually have one of those, so I know exactly what you mean... though mine has actually hardened from use.
Mostly I think stuff like that is in grocery, pharmacy, hardware stores...
Re: OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - JoeH - 05-14-2006
It might not be a current item from RubberMaid any more. They went bankrupt, Newell bought the name and most of the designs. Most of the machinery was bought by the Chinese and shipped there. In the process, many of the usual items sold under the RubberMaid brand are no longer made.
Re: OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - rgG - 05-14-2006
OK, I poked fun at first, but here might be a helpful link.
http://www.rubbermaid.com/rubbermaid/product/product.jhtml?prodId=HPProd100157
Re: OT: Need to find a Rubber Made Dish Drainer. - WHiiP - 05-14-2006
http://www.fanbuzz.com/index.phtml/StacksandStacks_Other_DISH%20DRAINERS.html
Perhaps . . . .
it uses the word "flexible" . . .