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When you put your silverware into your dishwasher, try grouping it in each compartment by the type. That way you can take out a section at a time and put all the spoons away together, and the same for forks and knives as well. Makes emptying the dishwasher go a lot faster!
By Robin from Washington, IA
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Nesting Spoons
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Post By Allen (Guest Post)
(09/29/2006)
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I'm sorry but I don't believe in this theory of "nesting" spoons. I believe that the force of the washing thingymebob keeps them spoons from staying stagnant in the silverware dishwasher tray thingy.
Allen
RE: Grouping Silverware in the Dishwasher
putting the spoons together can sometimes cause problems when the spoons stick together
RE: Grouping Silverware in the Dishwasher
I agree about the nesting. In fact, most articles and your dishwasher handbook will tell you to be careful of this. When we load silverware, we just go down the rows - putting a fork in each one, then a spoon, then a knife (you get the picture). That way, they are staggered and have a better chance for the water to get to them for cleaning.
RE: Grouping Silverware in the Dishwasher
I once thought that would make my life easier but
NO it is not easier. They nest just as Susabelle said.
RE: Grouping Silverware in the Dishwasher
I almost never do this, as spoons and forks have a nasty way of "nesting" and then they come out dirty with food stuck between them. I have taught the kids to separate them well so that this doesn't happen.
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