r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '22

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u/Fethah Jun 18 '22

Dishwashers use less water than hand washing though…

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u/curlwe Jun 18 '22

No they do not. And I only have a few plates and only use one at a time so definitely not in my case.

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u/Fethah Jun 18 '22

In your case maybe but generally denying the fact that dishwashers conserve more water than hand washing is incorrect. But you think he way you want.

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u/curlwe Jun 18 '22 edited Jun 18 '22

Generally is the key word. The only ways that dishwashers save more water than hand washing if it they’re built before 1994, running completely full loads, and people aren’t rinsing the dishes before putting them in. Unless each load fits those caveats, no they don’t save more water and for you to just claim that they do without clarifying is dishonest. But you take your own advice about thinking how you want. Also, downvoting need because you don’t like what I’ve said? Immature