05-27-2007, 07:39 AM
Many kitchen sinks fit in the same size of opening, so replacing it might not be a huge chore.
We had one of the porcelin over cast iron sinks and it was a lovely thing, however, all of our dishes were getting chipped whenever they tipped over in the sink so we replaced it with a stainless steel sink. If you have a dishwasher, then a porcelin cast iron sink probably wouldn't break as many dishes.
You could try buffing out the spot made by the lit match. Actually, if your spouse is the sort of person who would get angry at an accident, maybe have them do it while contemplating the proper uses of anger. Heheheh! Buffing would be one way to use up excess energy.
We had one of the porcelin over cast iron sinks and it was a lovely thing, however, all of our dishes were getting chipped whenever they tipped over in the sink so we replaced it with a stainless steel sink. If you have a dishwasher, then a porcelin cast iron sink probably wouldn't break as many dishes.
You could try buffing out the spot made by the lit match. Actually, if your spouse is the sort of person who would get angry at an accident, maybe have them do it while contemplating the proper uses of anger. Heheheh! Buffing would be one way to use up excess energy.
Kurt Wilson