How do you guys handle your dishes? Do you let them pile up or do you finish them as you use them?
Personally I rinse and put it in the dishwasher immediately after using it. Then I just let the dishwasher fill up through the week.
How do you guys handle your dishes? Do you let them pile up or do you finish them as you use them?
That's for the maid to deal with.
Dishwasher. We don't rinse.
>maid
I used to employ a cleaning lady on my own but I grew up with a full time maid at home.
Now that I've a kid, I can't afford to have a cleaning lady anymore.
>Now that I've a kid, I can't afford to have a cleaning lady anymore.
Just what do you think kids are for?
He's not old enough to do everything she did. Right now, he keeps his shit tidy and that's about it.
He's not even old enough to make his own bed yet, but he folds his sheet and blanket daily.
He helps his mother make bread, though. Kids love kneading shit.
Larping as a married man with a trad wife and a son on Culinaly. Must be a rough night.
You know how it is with the ol' ball n chain.
lol
We're about as far from "trad" as it gets. Most "trad" thing about either of us is that we attend services, though I don't go every week. We're not even married.
My favorite neet back at it. Love you bro. You can very easily knock a girl up and irreversibly change your life for the worse if you want.
wut
>Dishwasher. We don't rinse.
You're actually not supposed to with the dishwasher. The food scraps give the soap something to contact with so you get clean dishes instead of that cloudy greasy film if you rinse them first.
put in the dishwasher without rinsing, letting the leftover food spill all over the inside of it and then turn it on whenever it starts to smell even if its 75% empty still. not my problem.
Wife does em
My house slave washes them
Let em pile up, then soak them in the sink for 12-24 hours before putting them away
Lazy bastard, my mother would beat your bare bottom blue for the sin of sloth
You can tell her from me that I NEVER put away the cutlery, I leave it in the thing on the drying rack
Wash as I go along usually. I put whatever I can reasonably fit in the dishwasher, and wash everything else by hand. Sometimes I'll leave a pot, crock, or the blender unwashed for a couple of days, but usually get to it pretty quickly.
Before I had a dishwasher I’d just wash them all at one time every day. Bowl of almost-boiling, soapy water + scrub brush. Put scrubbed dishes on one side. Rinse a bunch at a time. It’s the fastest method.
T. Was a dishpit ogre
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I try to wash them in the morning while I'm waiting for coffee.
I don't have a dishwasher.
I do them right after I cook/eat, unless there's some really stuck on stuff in which case I let it soak a bit. I usually don't let it sit overnight unless it's just one glass or one spoon or something and it's not worth doing just one thing.
I smash them on my forehead and yell fuck naggers in a fit of rage, then just keep buying new dishes every day.
I was them immediately. Exceptions for when my bf needs to nut in my bussy
I let em pile up then they go into the dishwasher when critical mass has been reached. For bigger meals where I generate tons of prep bowls the washer just gets loaded up directly.
i do them after eating, but sometimes i wanna just sit and let the meal digest. washing dishes is the only job i do pretty much but i have to do it like 3 times a day.
Wash as I go, clean knives and prep plates as the food is cooking, clean everything after dinner. We have a dishwasher, but just scrub the dishes in the sink, then air dry.
>We have a dishwasher,
i never even thought of using a dishwasher until one day i just got tired of washing dishes. i have had a dishwasher for over 20 years and never used it.
I handle them straight after dinner per hand.