So welcome to my kitchen!
When I saw the bottle on my grocery store shelf, I was curious as to why it was shaped that way.I put it in the dishwasher and realized that it’s perfectly sized to fit right in one of the plate holders!
I appreciate little things like that.🙂 When the bottle is in place, close the door and run your dishwasher on its hottest setting.It’s usually either called something like “pots and pans” or “sanitize”.. Back in the day, when I was maintaining the commercial dishwasher, we had these little sacks of dangerous powder that we had to shake into the bottom of the dishwasher and it would always get everywhere and make me nervous about getting it all over me, so I really enjoy how easy they’ve made this.
Because I talk a lot, it probably seems like this has been a long process up to this point, but the elapsed time so far on this project is about three minutes.🙂 After you’ve hit the “start” button, just go about your day and let your dishwasher take care of itself!
When the cycle has finished, just remove the empty Finish® bottle and toss it in the recycling.
Then make give the outside of your dishwasher a nice polish and congratulate yourself on a job well done!.5 minutes later and you have all your pieces cut!.
Attach the front apron pieces to the top with some wood glue and nails, then flip the whole thing over.. Chris cut these little triangles out of some scrap wood and used those along with some wood glue and nails to attach the leg pieces on.If you’re not as confident with a saw as he is, I’d suggest just grabbing a few basic metal brackets while you’re at the hardware store buying your wood.. Something like this:.
Let all your wood glue dry and you’re ready to go!.I finished mine by using some dark wood stain and a few different colors of paint to make it look like it’s really been around.