/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9601223
It's the hookup for the dishwasher, yeah. Water supply and drainage. It comes off by pulling down on the larger white bit, which disconnects it from the nipple clamp and turns the tap back into a tap.

I've been meaning to get a splitter, so that I can leave it attached. It's not a big deal to disconnect it after a use, but it's enough of a minor inconvenience that I'm considering spending the 20$ for a splitter.

>>9601236
Not like I can do much with that counter space anyway. I used to hand-wash, and the dish rack took up half of the space, then I had my kettle in the corner (facing out of the kitchen, completely unreachable from the kitchen).