I have 6 kids so sometimes I have no choice...we "run out" of dishes before I even realize it...so then my wife or I have to clean them unless we want to eat off the floor.
what year is this?...after a while, it isn't 'dirt' but that individual who lives in your sink...best to toss it a cookie every once in a while...no longer is there an unclean knife in the sink, but an armed life form...treat accordingly.
I was going to ask what month, I think you beat me both ways. I have this vague hope that one day it will be full of nice fresh mushrooms.
When it tries to eat you, it's time to do something....
@Holysocks MORE COOKIES!
@JohnnyThorazine
Mmm....Typewriter! Nomnomnom...
Don't judge me!!??!?
You won’t be judged. Wink.
I actually have a broken dishwasher right now, but I was about to start a kitchen remodel, so it's all hand washing. They might sit for a couple of days.
1 day... i can't stand a dirty kitchen.
It’s an insult to the eyes!
@EmeraldJewel yes it is...
just cling film all your plates... never do a dish again!
Lol. Overnight. I will leave the really crusted up supper dishes (pans) to soak. But the next morning, I make my coffee, sit on the porch & drink it, then go straight in and wash them. Can't stand dishes sitting.
Lol I can’t, either. I actually got annoyed by people who have dishes sitting for days at a time.
I do them after dinner, if while cooking I can already sense my disdain for doing them I’ll break out the paper plates, unless I’m making soup, I hate how soup runs off the edges of a paper plate.
Hahaha! Dang plates!
Not that long-dishwashers are a wonderful thing.
Mine don't stay too long at all, thanks to my dishwasher. I actually enjoy doing dishes.
That said, I've had friends and exes who prefer to wash them by hand, but I think they're just crazy.
We put them in the dishwasher as we use them. I like my kitchen to be clean.
I am living in Thailand and don't have a sink, but if I leave a dirty dish anywhere for over ten minutes, I'm asking for an army of almost invisble ants to emerge from the walls and take over. I've learned to add a dollop of cooking oil to my scrubbing water, which seems to repel them for several days.
Ordinary soap also seems to work, if I leave a soap film.
They also crawl over my clothing, looking for skin flakes and can sting me relentlessly if I don't the right kind of body wash, or add a few drops of cooking oil to the container.
I might be able to last about 17 minutes before I wash them.