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Are double sinks a Midwest thing?

zsazsa-stlzsazsa-stl member
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edited July 2013 in Wedding Woes

Seriously, I'm looking at houses in other parts of the country and seeing very, very few double sinks.  It is upsetting to me.

 

EDIT:  I'm talking about kitchen sinks, not bathrooms.  Like this:

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Re: Are double sinks a Midwest thing?

  • VarunaTTVarunaTT member
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    Zsa, *fist bump*.  IDK how people don't have double sinks.
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  • Oface4evaOface4eva member
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    OMG, why wouldn't most people have them?
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  • PirateBarbiePirateBarbie member
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    We have one in TX, we had one in PA, and both sets of parents have them in PA. 

    I don't know that i've ever looked at a house that didn't. Weird. 
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  • tawillerstawillers member
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    ::sits with zsa and V::  LOVE my double sink.  I'd be upset as well.
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  • thejucheideathejucheidea member
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    edited July 2013

    I've never lived in a house that didn't have a double sink. The only place I didn't have one was in my apartment in Germany, and hell, my living room doubled as my bedroom in that closet.

     

    ETA: I lived in houses in Tennessee, California and Vermont, and all of them had double sinks, so I guess it's not a midwestern thing.


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  • AuntFloAuntFlo member
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    Every house and apartment I have lived in had one except my old 60's cape cod.  But older houses did.  Maybe there was a time period that they didn't have them?
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  • alikatt17alikatt17 member
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    Freaking weird.  At least it's something relatively easy to change?
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  • Ven&RadioVen&Radio member
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    I have a sink and a half in my kitchen. I don't think any place I've lived previously had a divided sink. I've always had a little rubber maid thing that would sit inside my sink to divide it. It now lives in my basement. I've lived in MA and RI my whole life. My parents recently renovated their kitchen and they still have the stupid rubber maid thing in their giant assume sink.

    My conclusion from reading this thread is new englanders have shitty taste in kitchen sinks.
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  • fmbyofmbyo member
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    I've only ever lived in one house that didn't, and it had more of like a shallow wash bin type sink (which was also kind of awesome.)
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