Thursday, February 4, 2021

Talk about how you do the dishes.

Before doing the dishes, it's good to put away the dishes on the dish rack in the cupboards. This way I can free up space.

Then, I sort the dirty dishes in the sink. It's better to separate dishes that are greesy from dishes that are not. Otherwise, you'll get grease on all the dishes, and have to use a lot of dish soap. If some dishes have rice and sticky source on them, you should soak them in water. If you boil clean water in pots and pans before you wash them, you can get them squeaky-clean.

I usually wash the non-greasy dishes first, and move them to the dish rack. Next, I scrub the dishes that are greasy using a soapy sponge. Then I rinse them thoroughly. Finally, I wrap things up by wiping down the area around the stovetop and the sink.

Do you usually do the dishes right after you eat?

No. I stack them up and do them all at once.

Isn't it hard to do them altogether like that?

It does take a while.

Do you wear dishwashing gloves when you do the dishes?

Sure. Dish soap is very bad for your skin.