#147

I have seen some horses eat banana peels, I have voted accordingly

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#148

Using a washing up bowl, tbh

All I’m saying is that since I started painstakingly washing every item individually, my glassware and crockery is cleaner than any of my friends’ (without dishwashers, anyway) and they all use washing up bowls

I think back to uni and how sticky everything felt all the time and… yeah, no, keep your bowls

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#149

Are you using a running tap or filling up the sink?

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#150

Poll is very much on my side

#151

Glasses go in first hence they are fine with the clean fresh water in the bowl.

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#152

Great OMD album

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#153

Yeah I’ve never understood the point of them. You have a sink with a plug that is already designed for holding water, simply lift plug to drain. Washing up bowls seem to make it all more awkward.

And when people have them sitting in the sink full of water and used plates etc all day so food gunk is floating in it, them you have to empty it all out before you can even start washing up! Madness.

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#154

Rinse into the sink, keep the water in the washing up bowl cleaner for longer

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#155

But the ones I’ve seen basically take up the whole sink, maybe if you have one of those second rinsing sinks it would work.

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#156

I’ve got a fucking massive sink mate. A fucking massive, massive sink

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#157

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Look at all that rinsing space!

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#158

that’s a massive sink

#159

Saves water

Gives you the ability to empty out bits of tea etc

Less likely to smash things

#160

but how does your tap work, is it off on the left, cold in the middle, hot on the right?

How strange!

#161

Let that sink in

I can’t, it’s too big!

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#162

Keeping your eggs by the sink

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#163

The massive sink*

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#164

Wonder what massive kitchen thing a DiSser will boast about next?!

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#165

I’ve got a long spoon if that works?

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#166

That might work.

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