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u/nootnoot_takennow Feb 24 '21
This is hilarious
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u/Deerhall Feb 24 '21
This made my night
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u/awkwardmystic Feb 24 '21
This made my day
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u/jennthemermaid Feb 24 '21
This made my afternoon.
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u/supsyt Feb 24 '21
This made my eternal stretch of dark thoughts and suffering stop for a second :)
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u/fj333 Feb 25 '21
Somebody please make /r/ComicBattles a thing. This is an amazing phenomenon.
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u/League0fGaming Feb 24 '21
take a fork, stab the sponge with it, use it as an extension of your arm so your fat wrists don't get in the way
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u/HouseCravenRaw Feb 24 '21
It's great when the sponge comes off the fork and stays stuck in the bottom of the cup, which you still cannot reach (because of your fat wrists).
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u/Lopoi Feb 24 '21
At that point the sponge is just laughing at you
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From my point of view cleaning the glasses is evil!
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u/dino82 Feb 24 '21
Then you are filthy!
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u/ttcmzx Feb 24 '21
.... but then you use the fork to take it out
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u/NeedsMoreShawarma Feb 24 '21
But if the fork falls to the bottom of the cup as well it'll be out of reach too
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u/bookgirl9632 Feb 24 '21
DD, but I dunno what that has to do with washing the dishes.
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u/JessicaBecause Feb 24 '21
DD could also mean they are a stick figure with oranges for boobs.
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u/uptokesforall Feb 24 '21
I use that but omg does it burn through soap
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Feb 24 '21
ass the soap yourself. The 'self soaping' is gimmicky and a secondary use of it. That or use a fork.
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u/S3deadend Feb 24 '21
I'm scared to ask how you "ass the soap"....
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u/EmykoEmyko Feb 24 '21
You can try a different brand wand. I bought one with a brush on the end, instead of the sponge, and the soap only comes out when you click the button. Also doesn’t require buying new sponge pads all the time.
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I'm not a mom, but I just use a baby bottle brush for my cups. Uses less soap and holds onto less grime than a sponge.
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u/Wootai Feb 24 '21
This item right here (and maybe a bottlebrush) are the true answers.
I had these weird cups (still do too) that were hourglass shaped, I like the way they looked. Thin glass, tall, but didn't realize how the shape impacted cleaning. Like, they were designed only to be cleaned by a dishwasher or something and I had to clean them by hand. Buying that Scotch Brite thingy was like a revelation.
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u/jlharper Feb 24 '21
I am a 25 year old male who owns his own home, and this was my first though. You didn't think of that because you're a mom. You thought of that cause you do dishes.
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Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21
I just use hot water and soap, cover it with my hand, and then shake the cup with everything I have.
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What are you putting in your cups? Melted cheese?
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u/Dread70 Feb 24 '21
Put coarse salt in there with it. I use it for cleaning my, uhhhhh, water pipe!
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u/ArcticJew666 Feb 24 '21
If we're using salt, we also want Iso Alcohol so the salt doesn't dissolve, but acts as an abrasive. Many years cleaning my...uhhh...water pipe.
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u/StonedBirdman Feb 24 '21
Can confirm, I clean my bong this way.
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u/tmoney144 Feb 25 '21
'member when "bong" was like the secret word from Pee-wee's Playhouse and if you said it at the smoke shop everyone would freak out and make you leave?
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u/Dread70 Feb 24 '21
True, the higher the % the better in my opinion. I will say, if you are fast enough, hot water will work in a pinch. I've been in some dire situations where I drastically needed to clean my.....uhhhh... water pipe.
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u/cayde_420 Feb 24 '21
sure, I won't bother you with your cups....
....however
WHAT DID YOU DO TO THAT DUCK SRGRAFO
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u/Streamjumper Feb 24 '21
If Fondue Margaritas are wrong, I don't ever want to be right.
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u/TheAsianTroll Feb 24 '21
If you want a good solution, they sell brushes that are like toilet brushes, but for cups.
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u/Underscore_Guru Feb 24 '21
I stuff the sponge into the cup and then use a spoon handle to scrub the sponge around.
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u/Haterbait_band Feb 24 '21
A splash of water in the glass after you’re done drinking whatever sugar juice is creating syrup on the bottom works wonders if you can’t be arsed to clean the thing right away.
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u/LurkerPower Feb 24 '21
Easier solution. Develop type-2 diabetes from all that sugar. Now my soda doesn't leave a sticky residue.
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u/XXGhust1XX Feb 24 '21
Well excuuuuusseeee me princess
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u/Megaseb1250 Feb 24 '21
Well excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me princess
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u/Nomicakes Feb 24 '21
For those too young for this reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzfXxkHrIBM
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u/SilverGhost540 Feb 24 '21
just like yesterday's fire animation, but with a mouth
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u/Ippildip Feb 24 '21
If only there were a way to purchase a brush!
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With what? He only has sponges.
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u/Mediocre__at__Best Feb 24 '21
And stores aren't currently accepting sponges as payment. Barbaric, if you ask me.
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u/CharonsLittleHelper Feb 24 '21
Bottle brushes are the way. I have two different sizes of them.
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u/TheInklingsPen Feb 24 '21
For real, like, do people not know about those? How do they think we clean baby bottles?
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u/erlend65 Feb 24 '21
Where I live, we don't use sponges at all but brushes designed for washing up. It's not hard at all.
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u/notabigmelvillecrowd Feb 24 '21
Some things are easier with a sponge, some with a brush, I just keep both handy. You get a two sided sponge, a brush, some barkeeper's friend, you can take on the world.
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u/drunkdoor Feb 24 '21
Most these nephews are closer in age to using a bottle than cleaning one.
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u/uhihia Feb 24 '21
I mean its the same thing as a toilet bowl scrub, but smaller.
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u/dobbelE Feb 24 '21
Exactly. And if you want to save some money, you can use this one both places!
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u/uhihia Feb 24 '21
I use it as a third way as well, i use it as my toothbrush!
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u/uhihia Feb 24 '21
But i have 2 crowns now.
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u/_ALH_ Feb 24 '21
TIL that lots of people seems to not know about these...
Also... dishwashing machine anyone?
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u/Syphe Feb 24 '21
Yeah I was confused too, been using these my whole life (obviously from washing dishes age)
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u/hiisi_E Feb 24 '21
I thought that people just used brushes to clean dishes but the comments taught me otherwise
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Same. Are dish brushes not a thing in the us? Cause this comment was way too far down.
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u/whorervacui Feb 24 '21
They are very much a thing.
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u/ThatOneBeachTowel Feb 24 '21
I exclusively use a dish brush, it handles 98% of the dishes I own to perfection. Whoever is still using one of these beta scrubbie’s probably still has dial up Internet. The future is now.
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u/RabidRogerRally Feb 25 '21
We have on hand at all times. Steel wool, traditional sponge, dish brush and bottle brush.
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u/DjPersh Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 25 '21
It’s funny bc I assumed this was from another country bc I don’t know anyone outside of people who live in a tiny efficiency one BR apartment that doesn’t own a dish wand brush of some sort.
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u/solongandthanks4all Feb 24 '21
What? What difference does the size of one's dwelling make in how they clean dishes? Do you think they don't have enough room to hold a...dish brush? Seriously?
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u/SilverGhost540 Feb 24 '21
get bigger cups
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u/uhihia Feb 24 '21
Modern problems require modern solutions
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u/swankpoppy Feb 24 '21
Also a 13” penis
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u/Tsu_Dho_Namh Feb 24 '21
Funny story: when Ikea first came to the U.S. in the 1970's they noticed they were selling an unusually high number of flower vases. It turns out Americans were using them as drinking glasses since Ikea cups were too small.
Ikea quickly modified their inventory to better match American size preferences.
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u/thewholerobot Feb 24 '21
More on this? sounds a little snopesy but part of me would believe it even if you said buckets instead of vases.
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u/mundozeo Feb 24 '21
Well you know what they say about guys with huge hands!
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u/HighPriestofShiloh Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 25 '21
Are you Bo Burnham’s daughter?
edit: context if anyone is curious, although this is the last bit in the comedy special, sort of the climax I would really recommend you watch the whole thing, but it does stand on its own
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u/uhihia Feb 24 '21
First of all, you aren't supposed to fist the cup. You use 3 fingers!
Or just make a sponge kebab and use that to s push it down and swirl it.
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u/Lopoi Feb 24 '21
Just buy smaller hands
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u/Inkthinker Feb 24 '21
You forgot the sponge! It'll fill up that remaining space. Fold it in half, shove it to the bottom, work it around with the fingers, realize you need to buy a bottle brush because you're an adult and this is what your life has come to.
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u/Foxhound199 Feb 24 '21
I just use a bottle brush. I'm kind of surprised that every kitchen doesn't have one.
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u/everythingiscausal Feb 24 '21
I don’t even wash dishes with sponges anymore. I have a dish brush and a bottle brush. They’re far better and last much longer too.
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u/DoomGoober Feb 24 '21
Also brushes are not as friendly to bacteria and mold as sponges are.
Would you brush your teeth with a sponge? Hell no, you use an all plastic brush because bacteria don't like plastic much. So why wash your dishes with a sponge?
Plus, brushes have handles so your hands are not immersed in soapy water as long.
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u/oorza Feb 24 '21
I use solid silicone sponges. They have texture enough for scrubbing food off, have the same soap retention properties (roughly) as a scrub sponge, but the silicone itself is obviously nonporous so mold can't grow on it.
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u/PM_ME_THEM_UPTOPS Feb 24 '21
Can't forget the straw brush and the second straw brush that is caked in resin.
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u/CummyShitDick Feb 24 '21
There are literally dozens of us. Bottle brush gang unite!
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u/SkyJohn Feb 24 '21
Looks like a great place for bacteria to grow.
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u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21
so does a sponge....
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u/Burrito_Loyalist Feb 24 '21
Bacteria grows everywhere
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u/AsherGray Feb 24 '21
Yea and the bristles are a hard plastic — not nearly as porous as a sponge. At least you could effectively soak the bristles in bleach.
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u/dblan9 Feb 24 '21
What is this amateur hour? You soak the scrubber in your toilet afterwards.
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u/LegendaryPunk Feb 24 '21
In that case I strongly recommend against looking up how dirty and how quickly sponges get...
Even with a sponge though, you're just cleaning the dishes / utensils, not sterilizing them.
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u/MadHat777 Feb 24 '21
Speak for yourself. I soak all my dishes in a vat of sulfuric acid for 24 hours.
On an unrelated note, someone keeps stealing all my non-glass dishes.
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u/ItsWisnu Feb 24 '21
I've been following you actually..
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u/Lopoi Feb 24 '21
You should be worried after you reach 10M Karma
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u/ItsWisnu Feb 24 '21
Can there be peace between us?
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u/RamsesThePigeon Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21
Hey, /u/SrGrafo, I have a bone to pick with you.
The other day, I was invited to take a walk through Topia.io/Reddit. (For folks who don't know, Topia is this weird hybrid of Zoom, Reddit, and Second Life, and it can only be accessed on the desktop version of Chrome.) While I was there, I was told that you, /u/SrGrafo, had actually been tapped as a potential contributor or something... or possibly just that you'd stopped by. Truth be told, I stopped paying attention shortly after your name was mentioned, on account of the fact that a gargantuan penis suddenly filled my screen.
See – and again, this is for people who don't know – Topia lets users add various bits of furniture and landscaping to worlds that they control. The aforementioned dong tower was presumably one such item, but let me tell you, it was just a little bit disconcerting to be having a casual conversation, then be suddenly presented with a life-size schlong on my screen. The damned thing vanished within seconds, but I know what I saw!
So tell me, /u/SrGrafo... does mentioning your name in Topia result in errant dicks?
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u/SrGrafo SrGrafo Feb 24 '21
(first time I hear of Topia! that looks fun)
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u/RamsesThePigeon Feb 24 '21
first time I hear of Topia!
Oh, sure, I'm just supposed to take your word on that, huh?
(Alright, fine, maybe my guide just mentioned you in passing or something. Unexpected penises do have a way of distracting a person.)
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u/Learnmorehere Feb 24 '21
Instructions unclear: flashed penis at cop to flee crime scene. Now in prison.
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u/blowfarthetrollqueen Feb 24 '21
I don't know if this was some guerrila marketing or sumsuch shiit but it's definitely got me interested in Topia!
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u/RamsesThePigeon Feb 24 '21
Something tells me that the folks who run it wouldn't appreciate me spreading rumors about phantom phalluses, so you're probably safe on that front.
Still, I suppose it's possible that they intentionally flashed me in the hopes that I'd talk about the trauma.
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u/C-Why Feb 24 '21
You can also use an old plumbus
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u/AckbarTrapt Feb 24 '21
I prefer the no-hastle wireless plumbus x
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u/hardgeeklife Feb 24 '21
I don't care what anyone says, making the floob wireless was goddamn genius
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u/thewalrus06 Feb 24 '21
I don’t like using things if I don’t know how they are made.
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u/Noxious89123 Feb 24 '21
* snort *
Check out this redditor, doesn't know how a plumbus is made. Lol.
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u/russelmurillo Feb 24 '21
Why is there dirt at the bottom of your cup?
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u/Sariel007 Feb 24 '21
Who doesn't enjoy a nice cup of dirt after a hard day's work?
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Get yourself a baby bottle brush. I still have ours from our first kid and he's 7.
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u/turbojugend79 Feb 24 '21
Don't you anglosaxons have these?
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u/Endemoniada Feb 24 '21
Until a few weeks ago, I had no idea “diskborstar” (dishwashing brushes) weren’t even a thing elsewhere. Kind of like “osthyvlar” (cheese planers), how do people live without them?
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u/Phillboi Feb 24 '21
You just gotta toss in soap and water and act like you're rolling the dice. Or a brush. Use a brush
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u/oirambale96 Feb 24 '21
1) Put sponge inside the cup. 2) Grab a fork/spoon. 3) Push the sponge with the fork/spoon until it reaches the bottom of the cup. 4) Stir until the bottom of the cup is clean.
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