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Use Hand Soap Pump for Dish Washing Liquid

When my kids were little they liked to help with the dishes and it seemed that they always used too much dish soap. Well I finally solved the problem. I purchased hand soap in the pump bottle and when it was empty I filled it with dish soap. I wish I would have thought of the years ago but it comes in handy when you only have a few dishes to do or when my little neighbor comes to help.

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By Liz from Speed, IN

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May 1, 20090 found this helpful

I use this idea for shampoo and conditioner also.

 
May 1, 20090 found this helpful

I've been doing that for dish soap for a long time now...works great!

 

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May 4, 20090 found this helpful

Isn't it great? you use so much less. A palm scrubber goes well with this idea. I bought an empty pump-top ceramic jar and I keep it in the bottom of the sink all the time, never a mess on the space at the back of the sink.

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I'll never go back to blasting a long squirt of detergent into a sinkful of hot water and wondering how come the suds were gone halfway through the job.

 

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January 14, 20170 found this helpful

I have a liquid dishwashing pump installed on my kitchen sink and I keep it filled with dishwashing detergent. I also keep a sponge nearby and when I want to wash a few dirty dishes or glasses, I just pump a few pumps of dishwashing detergent into spinge, was the dirty dishes, rinse , dry and our away in cabinet. I always sanitize dish sponge pumping some detergent upon the sponge placing it in the microwave and on 50% power at one and a half minutes and the sponge comes out sanitized.

 

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