You can dry and store kitchen tools after washing! Introducing the "diatomaceous earth tool case" found at the Petit Plastic General Store Natural Kitchen.
Diatomaceous earth tool case
A kitchen tool stand that uses "diatomaceous earth," a material that absorbs water and dries quickly. The size is about 8 cm in diameter x 12 cm in height, and the color is all white. The price is 1,000 yen (excluding tax).
If you put the kitchen tool in the drainer basket after washing, it will be dangerous because it gets entangled with the plate when you take it out later, but if you stab it in the chopstick stand, your head will be heavy and unstable. I wanted a place to store it after washing it separately.
It's OK to put a kitchen tool that drips water after washing. Since diatomaceous earth with good water absorption is used, water does not collect on the bottom. The part where the water has fallen becomes a little darker temporarily, but it will dry and return to its original state in about 10 minutes (depending on the amount of water droplets).
Wet kitchen tools that have just been washed
It sucks up and water doesn't collect
If you feel that the entire case is damp, dry it in the shade for 2-3 days in a well-ventilated place out of direct sunlight. The crisp texture is revived.
A convenient item that can be used as a drainer basket and storage space for kitchen tools. If you are in trouble because you can't decide where to put it, try it.