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Old 06-22-2009, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by k3n
When we were in England recently, we rented a holiday cottage and the first day, Lily came into the kitchen with her dirty cup. 'where's the dishwasher?' she asked (she's well trained, even aged 4 LOL!) There isn't one, said I. Her face fell 'then how do we wash the dishes?' DUH! :oops: :lol:
We recently had a young friend "house-sit" our home while we were out of town. He did the dishes for me, bless his heart, but we don't have a dishwasher. When I picked up the dishes he had "washed," I was disappointed to feel a film of grease on each one. I had to rewash the whole bunch.

Since he is now living on his own, in a little apartment with no dishwasher, I sat him down and taught him how to properly wash dishes. It was a little embarrassing for him to realize that he didn't know how, but I didn't want him to make himself sick eating off of dirty dishes!!! He had grown up with a dishwasher, and didn't have a clue that his dishes weren't clean enough to stay healthy.
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