Every wonder why plasticware won't get dry in dishwasher?
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I don't wash plastic or rubber maid items. They are disposable in my book. I do have to wash the grands sippy cups though and I have to always hand dry them from the dishwasher.
I don't wash plastic or rubber maid items. They are disposable in my book. I do have to wash the grands sippy cups though and I have to always hand dry them from the dishwasher.
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Just DH and I and got rid of the dishwasher.
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I run the dishwasher after each meal. Usually only the pans used for cooking. I use disposable dishware for about every meal. I don't wait for it to get full. I dread emptying a full dishwasher, I don't know why, it isn't hard.
The same with laundry. I wash and dry all small loads. I don't like having a dryer full of clothes to deal with at one time.
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That's what I use mine for-It's just me it would take forever to get enough dirty dishes to justify using it and I haven't decided which I hate more -dishes on the counter or drying them ...
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