when the ring 70 is placed onto the basket the neck portion 64 of the basket lip is received in the channel 115 and the tangs 130 132 engage opposite walls of the neck portion the tang 130 on the first leg 120 engages the radially outward side of the neck wall and the tang 132 on the second leg 122 engages the radially inward side of the neck wall the entire wash basket is coated with a very hard and smooth porcelain glaze which prevents any gripping or frictional engagement between a fastening means and the porcelain coated wall further it is highly desirable not to scratch or crack the porcelain glaze in order to avoid rusting of the underlying metal therefore the tang 132 on the second leg 122 merely presses against the radially interior surface of the neck portion 64 and the tang 130 of the first wall also merely presses against the radially exterior surface of the neck portion but the tang 130 is also positioned below the shoulder 68 formed by the folded over end of the lip such that once the tang 130 has passed below the shoulder 68 it can no longer be pulled upwardly past the shoulder this is due to the configuration and attachment of the tang 130 wherein a bottom edge 134 is attached to the leg 120 from which it was originally formed and a top edge 136 is free and which engages the shoulder 68 because of the continuous biasing of the tang 132 of the second leg the free end 136 of tang 130 is effectively prevented from disengaging with the shoulder.