Sink in the sink helps save
My new stainless steel sink has only one basin.
A conventional plastic sink (comes in many beautiful colors, mine is grass green) placed in the basin, has many advantages:
1. You save water and detergent, because it holds much less than the sink of the sink
2. You can pour "forgotten" water residues (for example from soaking the cooking pot sediment) next to the sink into the basin without immediately polluting the rinse water.
3. The stainless steel sink does not scratch.
4. You can still take relatively clean hot water to other things, because the bowl is indeed transportable.
5. The sink remains much cleaner, because you can pour the used water very targeted into the drain.
