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WA Jul 2020 5:14pm, 8 Jul 2020 7,195 posts	0 WA I've just checked. We do have one of those top level trays. What do you use the baskets for then Sigh?
LindsD Jul 2020 5:15pm, 8 Jul 2020 38,775 posts	0 LindsD No baskets in ours, just a tray
Sigh Jul 2020 5:34pm, 8 Jul 2020 6,861 posts	0 Sigh Our old dishwasher used to have a basket, but the door hinges broke a couple of months ago. It was very old (2003) and didn't owe us anything. When the new one arrived I thought they'd forgotten to provide a basket - then I read the instructions and found the top level cutlery tray
Snoot Jul 2020 5:35pm, 8 Jul 2020 74 posts	0 Snoot I’m with magnumpti and roberto, forks & table knives up sharp knives down or flat if too tall in the basket.
paul the builder Jul 2020 9:23am, 9 Jul 2020 6,827 posts	0 paul the builder If you put tines down, then the fork can slip down through the basket a couple of inches. The resulting helicopter blade crashing/thumping is not pleasant. Tines up and all knives down here.
Stander Jul 2020 9:34am, 9 Jul 2020 49 posts	0 Stander I actually had to google the word "tine". Never heard of it before this thread.
Sigh Jul 2020 9:41am, 9 Jul 2020 6,864 posts	0 Sigh Haircuts today (thanks Linds!) I was actually contacted by Rachel, my hairdresser, via FB Messenger, on 5th June, offering me an appointment on the second day they opened (5th July). Mind you, we've been customers of hers for 17 years!
Stander Jul 2020 9:42am, 9 Jul 2020 50 posts	0 Stander I've been buzzing my own hair for a couple of years now anyway - not an option the poll allowed though.
LindsD Jul 2020 9:49am, 9 Jul 2020 38,800 posts	0 LindsD Oops. Sorry Stander. DIY one during lockdown fits closest, I guess.
LindsD Jul 2020 9:50am, 9 Jul 2020 38,801 posts	0 LindsD I actually want to know because I'm not sure I want to take the risk. I don't need to go to the office until Jan, so no real need other than that it gets in the way.