#21

Hand washers

  • Air dry
  • Hand dry

0 voters

#22

^This

2 Likes
#23

https://www.theguardian.com/notesandqueries/query/0,,-185700,00.html

#24

I normally run the tap as i wash, turning it off for items that will take longer. Not rinsing is gross.

3 Likes
#25

im so busy rinsing i never actually get round to washing anything

#26

I mean I’ll gladly put my tongue up an arse, so all things considered…

2 Likes
#27

How about an arse covered in dirty washing up water?

#28

We have a dishwasher, but for the items that can’t go in there, I’ll pick the largest bowl-shaped item, and put a little Fairy liquid and water in the bottom. I then run the hot tap very slowly, and I find that I can wash, then rinse off, every item before the bowl gets full, meaning that I don’t waste water.

2 Likes
#29

be a bit concerned if an arsehole tasted like fairy liquid though

#30

I’m not a fucking pervert!

In all seriousness though, not rinsing is fine. People need to chill out a bit. Quick sight check before putting the dried dishes away is sufficient.

1 Like
#31

I put them in the dishwasher on the rinse cycle and then on the full cycle and I’m never going back

#32

Yeah this is more or less what I do

I guess a mixer tap is needed and older kitchens might not always have them

#33

People who are getting excited about rinsing are going to lose their shit when they find out about door knobs and bannisters

2 Likes
#34

Why are your door knobs and bannisters covered in an oily residue?

#35

i rinse but i have had housemates who don’t rinse. it’s fine if they’re there long enough to dry properly, but sometimes you pick up a recently washed mug to pour a cup of tea and then notice you’ve poured a cup of soap. i remember an old housemate’s eastern european ex being baffled and annoyed by it

#36

What is a washing up bowl? I’ve never heard of this before. Don’t you all just fill up the sink?

#37

Because they don’t get washed nearly as often as I wash my hands, yet get handled much more frequently than I wash my hands?

#38

No because what if you need to tip liquid away? A bowl means you have a supply of hot soapy water and can run water when needed.

1 Like
#39

image
image1500×1500 59 KB

Stops all your stuff getting chipped and your sink scratched.

1 Like
#40

i would always fill up the basin. presume that’s what a washing up bowl is?

edit: confirmed

2 Likes