Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat

[vehve]

Quote: Running them costs as much anyway, and I don't think it would be that expensive, since a kitchen cabinet costs pretty much too. But it is a bit wasteful.

 

[ChaoSS]

Seems like one of those ideas that sounds great but is not all that in practice. It's not as if you use the exact same dishes each day or something.

 

[vehve]

Seems like one of those ideas that sounds great but is not all that in practice. It's not as if you use the exact same dishes each day or something.

I find that mostly we do though. For plates, utencils, mugs and glasses it would work great. Taking more seldom used items and putting them back in their spots would be a lot less work than emptying out everything. And once you put the other machine on, you could just empty out whatever is left in the first one, I'm betting it would be a lot less than what you'd normally have in a full dishwasher. If I ever have the chance to design a kitchen with a large footprint, I might put in two washers next to each other. Another thing I like, is dishwashers that are installed a bit higher than floor height. Make's emptying and filling them a lot more comfortable. If someone has the spare cash to put in two washers, I don't see a problem in it. But of course you can manage perfectly well with just one too. Still beats doing all the dishes by hand. Both are a way of making things easier for yourself. With two washers, you're just a bit lazier.

 

[ChaoSS]

I find that mostly we do though. For plates, utencils, mugs and glasses it would work great. Taking more seldom used items and putting them back in their spots would be a lot less work than emptying out everything. And once you put the other machine on, you could just empty out whatever is left in the first one, I'm betting it would be a lot less than what you'd normally have in a full dishwasher. If I ever have the chance to design a kitchen with a large footprint, I might put in two washers next to each other. Another thing I like, is dishwashers that are installed a bit higher than floor height. Make's emptying and filling them a lot more comfortable. If someone has the spare cash to put in two washers, I don't see a problem in it. But of course you can manage perfectly well with just one too. Still beats doing all the dishes by hand. Both are a way of making things easier for yourself. With two washers, you're just a bit lazier.

I dunno, some days you have a bowl of cereal for breakfast and soup for dinner, some days it's scrambled eggs and steak...

Maybe it would work out for some people though,

 

[OneMountainAcres]

I find that mostly we do though. For plates, utencils, mugs and glasses it would work great. Taking more seldom used items and putting them back in their spots would be a lot less work than emptying out everything. And once you put the other machine on, you could just empty out whatever is left in the first one, I'm betting it would be a lot less than what you'd normally have in a full dishwasher. If I ever have the chance to design a kitchen with a large footprint, I might put in two washers next to each other. Another thing I like, is dishwashers that are installed a bit higher than floor height. Make's emptying and filling them a lot more comfortable. If someone has the spare cash to put in two washers, I don't see a problem in it. But of course you can manage perfectly well with just one too. Still beats doing all the dishes by hand. Both are a way of making things easier for yourself. With two washers, you're just a bit lazier. 

I have the best method of all! Even beats the double dishwashers. .... kids lol. Dishes are their chore. They have to load and unload the dishwasher when it needs done though it does tend to come with complaining lol

 

[vehve]

Quote: Child labor, I like it! I wonder if the neighbor's kids would start doing our dishes too...

 

[7 Biddies]

I've always said if I were to design a house, I'd put drains in the kitchen and bathroom floors plus a faucet for a hose. Imagine how handy they would be when washing floors! What a snap!!

 

[vehve]

I've always said if I were to design a house, I'd put drains in the kitchen and bathroom floors plus a faucet for a hose. Imagine how handy they would be when washing floors! What a snap!!

Dogs clear any spills in nanoseconds, and then it's just a quick mopping.

 

[The Yakima Kid]

I saw a interior design show where they put two dishwashers in the kitchen, one is being filled while you use dishes from the other, instead of putting them away. I thought it was a great idea, if you've got the space.

I like that idea. I'd like four of them, please. Then I could remove about ten linear feet of floor to ceiling cabinetry. B^0

 

[7 Biddies]

Dogs clear any spills in nanoseconds, and then it's just a quick mopping.

Nope. I have chickens and cats. No dogs. Rather have a drain.