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Draining board pan. It looks a lot better when Mrs EO comes to do the washing up, as there's still only one pan out.
For bonus points put the empty fozzies cans in the recycling.
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This is an impossible question. If the draining board pan is on its own, and dry, and the cupboard pan is at the bottom of the cupboard under half a hundredweight of roasting tins and rolling pins, then the former. But if the draining board pan is under a teetering stack of plates, and/or needs soap suds wiping off it, and the cupboard pan is is easy reach, then the latter. You are not giving us anywhere near enough detail.
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