#9

we all make mistakes xx

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#10

No my flatmate is my best friend and is making me fried chicken tonight thanks

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#11

There is the whole avocado skin issue though tbf

#12

fuck off

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#13

Wor Lass thinks the most effective way of washing dishes is to rinse them, then soak them for ages, then rinse again. She can’t understand why things aren’t as clean as she’d like afterwards.

I don’t have the same problem when I wash dirty dishes in a sink full of warm water, even if they haven’t been rinsed.

She’s so convinced about this that I can’t even start to bring up reasons why my way might be more effective.

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#14

i just run the taps and clean the dishes like that. none of this throwing everything in a bowl of dirty water nonsense.

#15

Do you scrub with a sponge or anything?

#16

yeah. soap the dishes, get a sponge and just clean them under the taps.

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#17

This morning the 7 year old had a nosebleed on a pillow on my bed, then the baby came in and puked on the duvet. Plus the cats shedding all over it. The sheets were cleaned on Friday.

#18

If she’s sitting outside for a while she’ll leave the back door open, then a few hours later spend ages chasing flies out of the house.

JUST CLOSE THE BACK DOOR WHEN YOU’RE OUTSIDE

#19

Washing up annoyances:
-both of them using scourers on things (mine) which get scratched and damaged by them
-my mum will frequently wash up when there is still more stuff to come and then wash up again like 10 minutes later. First of these will almost always mean she is in the way while I’m still doing things in the kitchen
-if my brother washes up it takes him a ridiculously long time. He insists this means he does it flawlessly, but in reality that isn’t the case.
-did I mention how they both ruin things with scourers?

#20

You disgust me

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#21

Alright, Dolly Parton :cowboy_hat_face:

#22

My wife cannot clean a glass properly. Many of the glasses will be smeary when she’s washed them. Does do the outside and just a cursory look at the rim of the glass. Have to redo every single one when she’s washed up. Annoying

#23

I have to say Clive, for me, it’s the farting

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#24

I’m definitely the weak link in our household’s set-up so I’m saying nothing.

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#25

Windy Clive they call him

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#26

my former housemate didnt like bin juice so thought it was ok to put left over food down the toilet

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#27

What kind of foods are we talking? Surely most stuff wouldn’t flush or would block the pipes

#28

not sure, leftovers from cooked meals. reckon most things would flush, but fat will go hard in cold water and block up pipes. not sure how often he did it, hope my look of utter disbelief when he told me about it put him off