on โ28-01-2014 09:45 AM
on โ28-01-2014 02:00 PM
@spotweldersfriend wrote:
I'm with you joz.Hand washing for me too.Just buy lots of crockery etc and you only have to wash up once a fortnight ๐
Yeah, but you need the dishwasher to hide the plates in so they're not sitting on the sink for 2 weeks
on โ28-01-2014 02:06 PM
โ28-01-2014 02:25 PM - edited โ28-01-2014 02:27 PM
spot ๐
or disposable paper plates
and if you wanted clear the dishes daily , being single theres not a great deal there
running a machine full cycle just to do that would be over kill
quicker easier to do by hand, probably healthier too
on โ28-01-2014 02:35 PM
Lurker, being such a liberated person you should acquire yourself a subservient partner or two to all the chores that are beneath your liberated station in life ๐
They could be utilised in other areas as well besides washing dishes according to your whim ๐
on โ28-01-2014 02:40 PM
on โ28-01-2014 02:45 PM
Lurker, whenever I buy an electrical appliance I always look for the one with the least amount of elctronics and bells and whistles.
Less stuff to break down.
All the fqancy touch button wizz bank stuff costs a firtune to fix, I like the old fashioned stuff with the knobs and dials etc. iykwim.
The more features something has, the more opportunity for something to break down.
As for dishwashers, I have 3 - Big Crikey, Middle Crikey and Little Crikey. Not only do they wash the dishes, thy put them away and wipe down the benches etc as well. (admittedly sometimes they do need a bit of warm encouragement though)
on โ28-01-2014 02:47 PM
Perhaps it may be of some benefit for you to get the opinion of some of the other liberated members of this place to see what they think ๐
In fact I might put it to them on your behalf
Liberated ladies of this forum, do you think that your partner should do the washing up seeing that you cooked the meal?
on โ28-01-2014 02:49 PM
on โ28-01-2014 02:49 PM
It depends, would I be unchained from the sink whilst he did it?
on โ28-01-2014 02:50 PM