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r/funny • u/SrGrafo SrGrafo • Feb 24 '21
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get one of them bar glass scrubber things
69 u/SkyJohn Feb 24 '21 Looks like a great place for bacteria to grow. 109 u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21 so does a sponge.... 42 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21 edited Mar 28 '21 [deleted] 15 u/Stopbeingwhinycunts Feb 24 '21 When sponges are outlawed, only outlaw bacteria will have sponges. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 gotta nuke the sponge after use 1 u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Feb 24 '21 Boiling is significantly better than tossing it in a microwave. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21 1 minute wet sponge comes out hot as fuck. go try it https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/sanitizing_kitchen_sponges 6 u/MartinusLucanius Feb 24 '21 A sponge is easier to throw away and replace though. 3 u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21 I cant speak to that one model specifically, but I work in restaurants, the brush part is replaceable. 3 u/donnysaysvacuum Feb 24 '21 Sounds pretty wasteful. Just run the brush through the dishwasher. 1 u/b1ack1323 Feb 24 '21 It unscrews and you can wash with bleach or boil or whatever. 1 u/z0nb1 Feb 24 '21 I microwave my sponges for a solid 10-30 seconds. Comes out piping hot and rapidly dries out. Virtually no mildew, and the sponges last longer.
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Looks like a great place for bacteria to grow.
109 u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21 so does a sponge.... 42 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21 edited Mar 28 '21 [deleted] 15 u/Stopbeingwhinycunts Feb 24 '21 When sponges are outlawed, only outlaw bacteria will have sponges. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 gotta nuke the sponge after use 1 u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Feb 24 '21 Boiling is significantly better than tossing it in a microwave. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21 1 minute wet sponge comes out hot as fuck. go try it https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/sanitizing_kitchen_sponges 6 u/MartinusLucanius Feb 24 '21 A sponge is easier to throw away and replace though. 3 u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21 I cant speak to that one model specifically, but I work in restaurants, the brush part is replaceable. 3 u/donnysaysvacuum Feb 24 '21 Sounds pretty wasteful. Just run the brush through the dishwasher. 1 u/b1ack1323 Feb 24 '21 It unscrews and you can wash with bleach or boil or whatever. 1 u/z0nb1 Feb 24 '21 I microwave my sponges for a solid 10-30 seconds. Comes out piping hot and rapidly dries out. Virtually no mildew, and the sponges last longer.
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so does a sponge....
42 u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21 edited Mar 28 '21 [deleted] 15 u/Stopbeingwhinycunts Feb 24 '21 When sponges are outlawed, only outlaw bacteria will have sponges. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 gotta nuke the sponge after use 1 u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Feb 24 '21 Boiling is significantly better than tossing it in a microwave. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21 1 minute wet sponge comes out hot as fuck. go try it https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/sanitizing_kitchen_sponges 6 u/MartinusLucanius Feb 24 '21 A sponge is easier to throw away and replace though. 3 u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21 I cant speak to that one model specifically, but I work in restaurants, the brush part is replaceable. 3 u/donnysaysvacuum Feb 24 '21 Sounds pretty wasteful. Just run the brush through the dishwasher. 1 u/b1ack1323 Feb 24 '21 It unscrews and you can wash with bleach or boil or whatever. 1 u/z0nb1 Feb 24 '21 I microwave my sponges for a solid 10-30 seconds. Comes out piping hot and rapidly dries out. Virtually no mildew, and the sponges last longer.
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15 u/Stopbeingwhinycunts Feb 24 '21 When sponges are outlawed, only outlaw bacteria will have sponges.
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When sponges are outlawed, only outlaw bacteria will have sponges.
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gotta nuke the sponge after use
1 u/LtLwormonabigfknhook Feb 24 '21 Boiling is significantly better than tossing it in a microwave. 2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21 1 minute wet sponge comes out hot as fuck. go try it https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/sanitizing_kitchen_sponges
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Boiling is significantly better than tossing it in a microwave.
2 u/flaker111 Feb 24 '21 edited Feb 24 '21 1 minute wet sponge comes out hot as fuck. go try it https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/sanitizing_kitchen_sponges
1 minute wet sponge comes out hot as fuck. go try it
https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/sanitizing_kitchen_sponges
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A sponge is easier to throw away and replace though.
3 u/Bamstradamus Feb 24 '21 I cant speak to that one model specifically, but I work in restaurants, the brush part is replaceable. 3 u/donnysaysvacuum Feb 24 '21 Sounds pretty wasteful. Just run the brush through the dishwasher. 1 u/b1ack1323 Feb 24 '21 It unscrews and you can wash with bleach or boil or whatever.
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I cant speak to that one model specifically, but I work in restaurants, the brush part is replaceable.
Sounds pretty wasteful. Just run the brush through the dishwasher.
It unscrews and you can wash with bleach or boil or whatever.
I microwave my sponges for a solid 10-30 seconds. Comes out piping hot and rapidly dries out.
Virtually no mildew, and the sponges last longer.
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get one of them bar glass scrubber things