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Keeping Dishrags Clean

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Date: 11/21/2005 Topic: Cleaning > Laundry  
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To keep your dishrag nice and clean and sanitary, put it in your dishwasher with your dirty dishes. I do this all the time and always get compliments on my dishrag looking and smelling nice.

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Post By Grandma Margie (Guest Post) (06/15/2006)
I buy a package or bundle of cheap white washcloths to use as dishcloths. Each night before I go to bed I make sure the dishcloth is rinsed out and draped across the center divider in my kitchen sink. The next morning it is dry. I toss it in the dirty clothes basket with any other whites I have waiting to be washed. I get a fresh washcloth/dishcloth out of the drawer every morning. I do the same with my plain white dishtowels. Everything is white so nothing fades or can't be put in a load with bleach. Works for me!


Post by AnnMel (40) | (06/15/2006)
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I don't have a dishwasher and I don't want to wash 2 or 3 dishcloths at a time in the washing machine. Is there any way to keep the wet rags from molding while waiting for a full load of dishcloths to wash?


Post by Teddilyn56 (5) | (11/25/2005)
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I run my kitchen sponges through the dishwasher for the same reason.


Post by mkymlp (198) | (11/25/2005)
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Does it hold water and stay dripping wet when the dishwasher is done? I guess it would depend on what material is used for the dish rag.


Post by quickcooker (41) | (11/21/2005)
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How do you put them keep them from flying all over the dishwasher. Do you clip them to the racks with a clothes pin or what?

Linda from PA


Post By dee (Guest Post) (11/21/2005)
be sure to put the dishrag into a closed container or weight it down really well under silverwear


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