Dinnerware for RVing
We are new to long-term RVing, and would like to see what dinnerware (plates, bowls, etc) are the best to use indoor/outdoor. I was thinking of melamine plates, although after research it doesn't seem...
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Plain white Corelle from a local outlet is our choice. The company has been making that pattern since at least the '70's so it's easy to replace.
It's true that a piece can shatter if hit at the wrong angle but it happens rarely.
No harder to clean up than a china or ceramic piece assuming you remember your grandmother's admonishment to sweep, damp mop, and sweep again.
Good reminder for those of us who like to walk barefoot and are now using bifocals with a special shout out in the man in my life who thinks paper towels clean everything that duct tape won't fix;).
I only use paper goods when we are having a large party. No sense in making the manual dishwasher more tired at the end of the evening.
It's true that a piece can shatter if hit at the wrong angle but it happens rarely.
No harder to clean up than a china or ceramic piece assuming you remember your grandmother's admonishment to sweep, damp mop, and sweep again.
Good reminder for those of us who like to walk barefoot and are now using bifocals with a special shout out in the man in my life who thinks paper towels clean everything that duct tape won't fix;).
I only use paper goods when we are having a large party. No sense in making the manual dishwasher more tired at the end of the evening.
