Washing dishes (WAS: Salt and vinegar for cleaning clothes in the washer!)

[Guest guest]

A sponge and running water, often just my hands and running water, often

just running water.

 

Sometimes I prefer to throw them across the room and smash them, in the old

style of the European nobility. (Just kidding

 

Best,

Elchanan

_____

 

rawfood [rawfood ] On Behalf Of

Belinda

Tuesday, June 26, 2007 3:44 AM

rawfood

Re: [Raw Food]Salt and vinegar for cleaning clothes in the washer!

 

 

What do you wash dishes with?

I still wash mine the old fashion way, by hand. I don't have a dishwasher.

 

Belinda

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

-

Elchanan

>A sponge and running water, often just my hands and running water, often

just running water.

 

I noticed when I started doing raw meals that any plates we'd used with raw

foods only didn't really require washing, just rinsing. Only plates with

cooked foods required actual washing with detergent and a brush or sponge.

 

>Sometimes I prefer to throw them across the room and smash them, in the old

style of the European nobility. (Just kidding

 

Very therapeutic I'm sure ;o) Too bad mine are all toddler-proof!

 

Caron

[Guest guest]

My concern would be more of washing away germs. Germs that we pass

between us. Colds, viruses, etc.

If you have a dishwasher, just the very hot water would probably be

enough.

 

Belinda

 

 

>

> -

> Elchanan

> >A sponge and running water, often just my hands and running water,

often

> just running water.

>

> I noticed when I started doing raw meals that any plates we'd used

with raw

> foods only didn't really require washing, just rinsing. Only plates

with

> cooked foods required actual washing with detergent and a brush or

sponge.

>

> >Sometimes I prefer to throw them across the room and smash them,

in the old

> style of the European nobility. (Just kidding

>

> Very therapeutic I'm sure ;o) Too bad mine are all toddler-proof!

>

> Caron

>

[Guest guest]

-

Belinda

>My concern would be more of washing away germs. Germs that we pass

between us. Colds, viruses, etc.

If you have a dishwasher, just the very hot water would probably be

enough.

 

Hot water through the tap is enough. When you're living in close quarters

with someone, if something's going around, it'll go around, regardless of

how hot you wash your dishes. Do you wash your toothbrush in hot water after

it's been sitting near another one in the bathroom?

 

Dishes are the least of my worries, anyway - my boy looooves to give me

smootches, specially when he has a runny nose, hehe; it's even more fun when

I'm sick.

 

Caron

[Guest guest]

WEll this is true. No matter how hard I try to keep the " bug " from

spreading thru the family, it still does.

 

And about smooching the boy, I agree. I would smooch my children no

matter what they had.)

 

But in the case of our office, where employees eat and drink. I

think I will keep using the hard stuff to clean with.

 

Belinda

 

 

 

> Belinda

> >My concern would be more of washing away germs. Germs that we pass

> between us. Colds, viruses, etc.

> If you have a dishwasher, just the very hot water would probably be

> enough.

>

> Hot water through the tap is enough. When you're living in close

quarters

> with someone, if something's going around, it'll go around,

regardless of

> how hot you wash your dishes. Do you wash your toothbrush in hot

water after

> it's been sitting near another one in the bathroom?

>

> Dishes are the least of my worries, anyway - my boy looooves to

give me

> smootches, specially when he has a runny nose, hehe; it's even more

fun when

> I'm sick.

>

> Caron

>

[Guest guest]

-

Belinda

>But in the case of our office, where employees eat and drink. I

think I will keep using the hard stuff to clean with.

 

Fair enough - you can't guarentee the immune strength or health of everyone

in a public place.

 

Caron

[Guest guest]

I never even think of the toothbrush!

 

Caron <carongroups wrote:

-

Belinda

>My concern would be more of washing away germs. Germs that we pass

between us. Colds, viruses, etc.

If you have a dishwasher, just the very hot water would probably be

enough.

 

Hot water through the tap is enough. When you're living in close quarters

with someone, if something's going around, it'll go around, regardless of

how hot you wash your dishes. Do you wash your toothbrush in hot water after

it's been sitting near another one in the bathroom?

 

Dishes are the least of my worries, anyway - my boy looooves to give me

smootches, specially when he has a runny nose, hehe; it's even more fun when

I'm sick.

 

Caron

 

 

 

 

 

 

Terry Lynn Bakhtiari

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