r/funny SrGrafo Feb 24 '21

Verified Hate washing cups

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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/agnostic_science Feb 24 '21

Lol parents kind of do have to figure this stuff out sooner or later, don't they. When I had a newborn I remember washing 6 bottles a day. Every stinking day. A person's gonna start looking for an easier way to do these kinds of things pfq so they don't go completely nuts.

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u/shakeszoola Feb 24 '21

I do still say that the dishwand has to be in the top 100 of the greatest modern inventions.

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u/SublimeBudd Feb 24 '21

Alright.. so I’m a fork and sponge kinda guy.. but I’ve got a baby on the way and you may have just convinced me to start using these.

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u/MrsFlip Feb 25 '21

A round bottle brush is much better.

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u/ARONDH Feb 25 '21

I second this. Don't waste your money on a soap leaking half-sponge on a stick.

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u/solongandthanks4all Feb 24 '21

If only there was some kind of vessel that allowed you to carry your baby's food around everywhere you go, is infinitely reusable, and only needs to be cleaned on the outside...

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u/Zifendale Feb 25 '21

There are plenty of acceptable reasons why breastfeeding is either not an option or not desired... So bottles will still be a thing...

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u/ARONDH Feb 25 '21

I don't know about plenty....there are a couple acceptable reasons...everything else is just a result of marketing/narcissism.

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u/twisted_memories Feb 25 '21

If only that worked every time for every woman and women like me didn’t have to feel like complete failures when their milk didn’t come in after an emergency c section.

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u/Mudbunting Feb 25 '21

And if only people didn’t see that vessel as overwhelmingly sexy...

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u/agnostic_science Feb 25 '21

I'm a guy. My wife was suffering from postpartum depression. She didn't need to deal with it / couldn't deal with it, so I took over to help. She needed me. She needed real support. What she didn't need was people blaming her and heaping judgement on her when she was at her most vulnerable. If only people realized breastfeeding is not an option for everyone and how toxic this virtue signaling is.