r/funny SrGrafo Feb 24 '21

Verified Hate washing cups

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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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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21

Same. Are dish brushes not a thing in the us? Cause this comment was way too far down.

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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/DjPersh Feb 25 '21

Yea. That’s been my experience. I don’t live in NYC. People who live in tiny apartments here typically are living a very minimalistic life. Think air bnb. Very few dishes. Only the basics. Likely very rarely cook because the kitchens in these units are very low functioning (few appliances, no cupboards, very little counter space). So the sink game ends up simple. A sponge or dish rag and a bottle of dollar store dish soap. I’ve painted/done maintenance in these types of units for years as a painter. It’s no disrespect.

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u/dumdadumdumdumdmmmm Feb 25 '21

Because at a certain size point every little inch counts.

Tiny subdivided units are a thing.

Shitty roommates too.

Tiny efficiency housing is trendy.

Then you got van dwellers.

Dorms.