r/GetMotivated • u/Green____cat • Nov 24 '24

IMAGE [Image] One step at a time

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u/zeradragon Nov 24 '24

I'm guessing the "big thing" that was on the way was a dishwasher.

r/GetADishwasher

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u/Chickensoupdeluxe Nov 24 '24

Dishwashers waste water, leave soap residue on dishes, and can’t scrub any actual filth away

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u/HomemadeSprite Nov 24 '24

That’s weird, my dishes have come out of the dishwasher sparkling clean with no residue for 10 years now. My water bill usage is lower than friends who run their faucet for 10 minutes straight cleaning up all their dishes by hand after a family meal.

Hmmmmm.

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u/Chickensoupdeluxe Nov 24 '24

What absolute bafoon has the water running while doing the dishes!!?? You scrub them all with soap and small spirts of water, and then you 30 seconds rinsing them all

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u/zeradragon Nov 24 '24

What bafoon thinks they can rinse all the detergent off of a sink full of dishes with 30 seconds of running water...

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u/Chickensoupdeluxe Nov 24 '24

More accurate to say five minutes (just washed all the dinner dishes)

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u/zeradragon Nov 25 '24

Yes and studies have shown that dishwashers use less water than doing it by hand because the water the dishwasher uses is hot pressurized water which is much more effective at cleaning than the running water that comes out of a sink and quickly goes down the drain.