Reality Check by Dave Whamond for October 01, 2024

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    C  5 months ago

    Dishing it out

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    BigBoy  5 months ago

    Buy one or be one, Dave

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    markkahler52  5 months ago

    His wife had a ā€œtouchā€ word and the rest was a police call

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    The Reader Premium Member 5 months ago

    All my fine china is soggy.

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    Dobie  Premium Member 5 months ago

    Wait for rain, then take ā€˜em outside.

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    pat sandy creator 5 months ago

    heā€™s a proā€¦

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    Jeff0811  5 months ago

    So you can soak the dishes for 20 minutes and wash for 10, or not soak them and scrub ā€˜em for 30 minutes. Looks to me like Daveā€™s working smart, not hard.

    I used to work as a cook (They called me ā€œchef Jeffā€) and when I did closing shift the first thing I did was let the pans and knives soak. By the time I finished my other duties, dishes were a breeze.

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    Doug K  5 months ago

    This is part of his process ā€¦ or technique.

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    P51Strega  5 months ago

    I just ā€œseasonā€ the dishes. Scrape off the chunks, add a very light layer of vegetable oil, and put them away. If you wash them it takes off the patina.

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    NAH

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    Zebrastripes  5 months ago

    So how do you explain the puddles on the floor? Get over hereā€¦..

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    paranormal  5 months ago

    Heā€™s fixing to have a black and blue buttonā€¦

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    silberdistel  5 months ago

    I have to admit that in 1992 we once needed the bathtube to soak the dishes. Ok, we were freshly in love back then and working 60-70 h per weekā€¦ But still it was a tad bit embarrassing ;-) (blush & hide)

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    William Bednar Premium Member 5 months ago

    Thatā€™s what you get putting a TV and an recliner in the kitchen.

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    Howard'sMyHero  5 months ago

    ā€¦ so she grabs the panhandle and screams:

    ā€SOAK THIS!ā€

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    Robert Miller Premium Member 5 months ago

    I worked in a restaurant for 30 yearsā€¦soaking dishes was part of the processā€¦breakfast dishes with eggs, let them soak before running thru the dish machine or youā€™d end up running the same dishes thru a few times. We kept a sink of hot water just for soaking dishes before running them thru the machine. Pans weā€™d put water in them and set them aside to soak, made them easier to scrub and run thru the machine. My wife doesnā€™t like it when I soak dishes at home, then wonders why I donā€™t like to help with the dishes more often.

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    zeexenon  5 months ago

    As a 24th year retiree, I see absolutely no reason for that button. Iā€™m at the 72% point of my AT&T career. And the cradle-to-grave rumor is coming true.

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    mistercatworks  5 months ago

    Clearly, they need a much smaller sink. :)

    People who have only a few dishes never have this problem.

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    lnrokr55  5 months ago

    Yeah, me too, I need an auto loader to go with the rest of the automation !

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    wildlandwaters  5 months ago

    Dave dye his hair blonde?!?

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    namelocdet  5 months ago

    I recall things ā€œsoakingā€ in the sink for days.

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    cracker65  5 months ago

    I do this and it drives my wife crazy

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    MissyTiger Premium Member 5 months ago

    You wonā€™t need to soak them if you let the dog clean them!

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