…and that’s when I burn whatever’s on the stove.
Washing-up woes
- Thread starter TastyReuben
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I've done that. Now I only clean when I have something on the stove that can be "safely neglected" for a few minutes.
Timenspace
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And chefs have knivesChefs don't duck. They take it like a true professional.
...what if the chefs fight back and start throwing knives in the Ku n g -fu movie fashion back at the customers?
Timenspace
Legendary Member
Trying to hear my thoughts, daughter is asking a zillion questions, but all for a good cause, I need to be patient.
My dishwasher is my honoured friend, I often say to my boyfriend.
I was without a dishwasher for long years. Now I treasure it even more.
My bad habit is leaving the clean dishes in the dishwasher, until the next load has collected on the countertops.
My dishwasher is my honoured friend, I often say to my boyfriend.
I was without a dishwasher for long years. Now I treasure it even more.
My bad habit is leaving the clean dishes in the dishwasher, until the next load has collected on the countertops.
Hey, having a kid is like being married!
Mine is leaving the hand-washed stuff on the counter to air-dry, instead of drying it myself and putting it away.
I have a puffy mat that I set my hand washed dishes on, but sometimes the space is occupied by a cat loaf.Hey, having a kid is like being married!
Mine is leaving the hand-washed stuff on the counter to air-dry, instead of drying it myself and putting it away.
badjak
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I wash everything by hand and let it air dry
Can't see anything in that sink I wouldn't put in dishwasher...
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
Legendary Member
Maybe the silicone mat, they always come out a bit greasy feeling.
Not that, that stops me. I just end up hand washing it after
No to the mat, no to anything wooden (so that’s two things there), no to the cream-colored bowl because it has writing on the other side that’ll wear off with the harsh dishwasher detergent, same with the measuring cup…
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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If the measuring cups can’t stand up to the dishwasher their time on this earth is done, wooden spoons will be just fine and they’d go in but Ill give you a pass on the cream coloured bowl providing you really really like the writing on it
JAS_OH1
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Just trying to guess which line was for the 1/2 cup and 1/3 cup writing that used to be there...lol. I do put mine in the dishwasher though. They weren't expensive.If the measuring cups can’t stand up to the dishwasher their time on this earth is done, wooden spoons will be just fine and they’d go in but Ill give you a pass on the cream coloured bowl providing you really really like the writing on it
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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I now only buy embossed. Although I do have a couple of printed ones, a Pyrex one that’s printed but has politely stood up to the rigours of the dishwasher for donkeys years
JAS_OH1
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Yeah, I haven't had the issue that TR mentioned, but I was at my brother's house in Houston, Texas and was cooking them a meal and her measuring cup was like that, LOL!I now only buy embossed. Although I do have a couple of printed ones, a Pyrex one that’s printed but has politely stood up to the rigours of the dishwasher for donkeys years
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Ah yes the hold it up to the window and move it about trying to catch the light on the faded numbers, been there done that too many times