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Topic	Do you usually use a dishwasher to wash your dishes?
Xfma100 12/21/20 2:50:51 AM #10:	grimhilde00 posted... $4k/month rent and no dishwasher lol ; ; to be fair this was on the lower end of rent for 2 bedrooms of this size in the area (1000 sq ft..). buuuut. Coming from Texas it's sad. You and I come from two entirely different backgrounds lol. DANTE20XX posted... I'm sure pretty much everyone does. Dishwashers are nice but they don't really remove everything...and ideally there should be almost zero bits of food on there before you load it. Makes me wonder, if you are trying to conserve water, then would it be better to just wash them by hand without using the dishwasher? <cite>Xfma100 posted [p:948591861] in Do you usu... [t:79189193]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite> <quote>$4k/month rent and no dishwasher lol ; ; to be fair this was on the lower end of rent for 2 bedrooms of this size in the area (1000 sq ft..). buuuut. Coming from Texas it's sad.</quote> You and I come from two entirely different backgrounds lol. DANTE20XX posted... </cite> <quote>I'm sure pretty much everyone does. Dishwashers are nice but they don't really remove everything...and ideally there should be almost zero bits of food on there before you load it.</quote> Makes me wonder, if you are trying to conserve water, then would it be better to just wash them by hand without using the dishwasher? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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