I like the kids ingenuity, though. Back in the day, I used a hair dryer to help defrost the freezer faster. Bless the person who invented frost-free freezers.
I wash some and use the dishwasher—only running it when it’s full. BTW, using a dishwasher (if full) uses less water than hand-washing. I believe Consumer Reports tested it.
Regular meals are wash and air dry. I use the dishwasher once or twice a month for anything really greasy, anything that held fresh protein or held spoiled or smelly foods. I also use that after cookiing big batches of soup or dough etc. Try to wait until it is reasonably full- same as clothes washer (and my laundry is all line dried (not difficult year round in Phoenix).
Templo S.U.D. over 11 years ago
Just don’t use a hair dryer to dry your washed hands. I know it’s similar to those dryers you find some bathrooms, but seriously.
rubinocreative Premium Member over 11 years ago
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Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 11 years ago
I wash and let the dishes air dry. No room for an electric dishwasher.
Redhead55 over 11 years ago
I like the kids ingenuity, though. Back in the day, I used a hair dryer to help defrost the freezer faster. Bless the person who invented frost-free freezers.
stamps over 11 years ago
Let the dogs lick them clean.
lin4869 over 11 years ago
I wash some and use the dishwasher—only running it when it’s full. BTW, using a dishwasher (if full) uses less water than hand-washing. I believe Consumer Reports tested it.
vldazzle over 11 years ago
Regular meals are wash and air dry. I use the dishwasher once or twice a month for anything really greasy, anything that held fresh protein or held spoiled or smelly foods. I also use that after cookiing big batches of soup or dough etc. Try to wait until it is reasonably full- same as clothes washer (and my laundry is all line dried (not difficult year round in Phoenix).