I once saw a kitchen in Italy which had a cabinet right above the sink. You wouldn’t notice when it was closed, but if you opened it you’d see it didn’t have a flat bottom but dish racks.

So you’d wash your stuff, put them in the cabinet, and they’d dry in there with the excess water falling directly in the sink.

I haven’t used the system myself, but the people living in the house liked it.

Just remodeled my kitchen and I don't have space in my tiny place for a washer.

So, I went with Kingsfors shelves system (similar [0]) instead of cabinets and one of the inserts is this drying rack [1]. Ends up serving kind of as a storage system too.

Really happy with it. I don't understand why people build cabinets around their shelves... you have to open doors to get at things and memorize where everything is at, which is really not optimal.

[0] https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kungsfors-wall-grid-with-storag...

[1] https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kungsfors-dish-drainer-40371225...

This is apparently very common in Finland.

Ah, a redundant array of independent dishwashers. I wonder how to abbreviate that... Perhaps RAID?

What if you fill the dirty before emptying the clean?

i dont think a person who went with 'two dishwashers' has this problem

Or, just two sets removable internals, just the racks that fit into an adjacent cabinet/drawer for the clean dishes.

I wonder if people use drawer dishwashers this way.