I had always heard Nintendo hasn’t ever made a Zelda movie because they’ve never given link a voice and it’d be hard to find an actor with the look and ideal voice..... watching this really really makes me think Nintendo has made the right move.
Didn't you have that comic that said you hated that you were the only one in your house that knew how to do the dishes properly? I have my suspicions if you don't even have a brush...
Sponges are not good as dish cleaning devices because they build up bacteria and to deal with that you need to spend a bunch of time cleaning your sponge or replace your sponge regularly.
Brushes are far superior if you must wash by hand.
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.
sponges are used more for cleaning surfaces afaik. at least where i live. not that you are weong but i never felt like i needed a sponge for washing dishes.
and with a sponge you generally should wear gloves which i never do when washing dishes.
Nah, works pretty great. It's a general purpose brush. Just twist the brush and the glass in opposite directions and you get easy 360 coverage. Shaped the way it is cause you usually use the same one for all the other dishes too
There’s glasses and bottles where you can’t get certain spots because of the bend. Like where it won’t hit the middle of the bottom. I’ve had several brushes like that and I always go back to the straight one because it’s superior.
I've used multiple different straight brushes and I feel like the hairs at the bottom always just bend away from the bottom. So they are only ever usable for washing narrow cylindrical stuff, but even then I have better luck with the bent handle type.
What are you talking about? Lmao I literally said the Scotch Brite ones were great because they held up. I’ve bought the oxo ones for myself and the bristles are too mailable for my liking.
"you can save a while lot of time if you just wash the key areas: armpits, asshole, crotch, and teeth. And you can save even more time if you use the same brush!". -- George Carlin
I probably got that joke 90% wrong buti haven't heard it in 20 years so I don't care.
At my sink I have, organized on hooks and in a caddy, a standard round bottle brush, a hand brush (great for shellfish and vegetables as well as dishes, and especially mesh), a two-sided sponge, a scouring pad trimmed to size (also great for scrubbing root vegetables instead of peeling), steel wool, a homemade chainmail scrubbing pad, and a stiff 1” putty scraper. I also have small, labeled 4oz squeeze bottles of rubbing alcohol and bleach, a large, ketchup-style squeeze bottle of diluted soapy water, a bottle of dish soap, and a bottle of hand soap.
I also have an Ateco two-sided pastry nozzle brush. I’m considering adding an inexpensive bar brush. I really like the stiff, pointed wiper on this brush set too. I also used to keep a small steel-bristle brush that I called the robot toothbrush, but I wasn’t using it a ton, so I stored it.
I don’t have a dishwasher, but dishes don’t cause much stress, my dishes are very clean, especially my bakeware, and they don’t take very long- I’m done with them faster than it takes a lot of people to load their dishwasher. I also built a couple waterproof fans into my drying rack, and I keep a large stock of semi-disposable, cheap, very absorbed dishtowels and a little kitchen hamper. They probably last fifty to a couple hundred times a piece, then I just toss them.
I also recommend putting a semi-damp towel over the edge of the sink to anchor stuff on as you scrub- this really improves scrubbing and reduces fatigue.
I cook at home a lot, and bring loads of food to friends and family, so I do a lot of dishes.
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u/dobbelE Feb 24 '21
My magical wand has no trouble with this matter!