[Observer]

It's a skill​

 

[oldchook58]

Looks just like my kitchen sink after doing dishes. I have had the luxury of dishwashers in the past, they do an excellent job but now have to do them myself, as no room in our kitchen to install one. I tend to stack em all in like the above and then open the window for a breeze dry, then put away.

 

[Iggydi]

When the kids were all at home I bought a dishwasher and they each had their jobs. 1 to stack 1 to unload and 1 to put away. They used to fight about it, whinge and complain, so I sold the dishwasher and they had to wash by hand. Never bought another one

 

[Ricci]

All my married life I lusted over a dishwasher but never had room for one. Now I'm on my own I have one but don't have the amount of dirty dishes to warrant it so still do it by hand.

 

[janj]

I wash he wipes

 

[PattiB]

I couldn’t survive without my dishwasher.

 

[Observer]

My wife was always happy to wash by hand but after we got our house built, I snuck in to the plans, a dishwasher. After we moved in, she was delighted and when asked if she would ever go back to washing by hand she gave a resounding "NO WAY!!!"

 

[thomas]

never had a dishwasher for over 75 yrs, then retired and bought a house that had a dishwasher, that was 7 yrs ago and still haven't used it.

 

[Observer]

never had a dishwasher for over 75 yrs, then retired and bought a house that had a dishwasher, that was 7 yrs ago and still haven't used it.

Wanna sell it?

 

[Nana Zorak]

I have had a dishwasher for the last 15 years or so but now we have a very small house & no dishwasher which is OK as I only wash up when the mood takes me & I feel stable on my feet. My carer does the cooking & the washing up. As I am no longer strong enough to do so.

 

[thomas]

Wanna sell it?

nah, just leave a big hole under the benchtop and nothing to fill it, moving soon (maybe) so leave it now

 

[Wandiwa]

All my married life I lusted over a dishwasher but never had room for one.

I lust after the dishwasher next door, but she's happily married.

 

[Reet]

Thank you Nana. I still wash dishes by hand and have never owned a dishwasher.

 

[Ashbeare]

I dish wash. She re-washes. The dish washer only does a 95% job, there is always unwashed section of dishes, no matter if I use the most expensive 'no need to pre-wash' or the cheapest ALDI or Woolies tablets.

Admitted I live in a rented property & the landlord did install the cheapest they could get.

 

[UruauP]

Looks just like my kitchen sink after doing dishes. I have had the luxury of dishwashers in the past, they do an excellent job but now have to do them myself, as no room in our kitchen to install one. I tend to stack em all in like the above and then open the window for a breeze dry, then put away.

Exciting.

 

[Observer]

I dish wash. She re-washes. The dish washer only does a 95% job, there is always unwashed section of dishes, no matter if I use the most expensive 'no need to pre-wash' or the cheapest ALDI or Woolies tablets.

Admitted I live in a rented property & the landlord did install the cheapest they could get.

Mine does a very good job but i ALWAYS rinse off first ;-)

 

[PepeLePew]

Thank you, the only way to make sure they are really and truly clean is to hand wash.

 

[Wandiwa]

Thank you, the only way to make sure they are really and truly clean is to hand wash.

Heres an idea: Write to your local hospital and tell them to stop using those silly machines and to start hand washing all the surgical tools from now on!