Handwashing Dishes

RE: Handwashing Dishes Post By Rev Alex (Guest Post) (07/29/2005) If you have a hose sprayer, you can use a lot less dish soap by "fluffing" it up with the sprayer in your sink. Spray hot water directly into the soap in the sink. RE: Handwashing Dishes Post by Luvyabye (299) | (07/29/2005) Profile | Contact I had a dishwasher for 30 years and since I moved to the Netherlands I don't have a dishwasher. Correction, I do have a dishwasher.....me!!! Anyway, I always put vinegar in my rinsewater and the glasses just sparkle. I was surprised that most people I know don't even rinse their dishes here. They dry them straight from the soapy dishwater. Interesting, huh?? Additive to Dish Water Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (07/29/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact If you add about a tablespoon of baking soda to your dish water it will add some cleaning power to your dish soap and it will also make your hands very soft. By Robin RE: Handwashing Dishes Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (07/29/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Sometimes it is easier to wash dishes by hand when there are only two of you. Keep a square plastic storage-type container on the counter filled with water and place your silverware and kitchen utensils in there to soak until you wash all the dishes. Dishwashers are nice but if it takes several days to fill it and in the meantime you are constantly taking out your favorite item to wash it and use it, it kind of defeats the purpose. By Syd RE: Handwashing Dishes Post By (Guest Post) (06/20/2005) Ahhh, my motto: A soaked dish never needs scrubbing!