/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11723711
>Implying anyone here can afford a dishwasher

>>11723711
If you can't handle the heat, stay out of the kitchen
(this is me addressing my dishwasher)

I didn't buy a dishwasher to put clean dishes in

>>11723799
Enjoy breaking your stuff and making it smell like shit. All the dirt you let on your dishes isn't magically eliminated by the washing cycle. It simply fucks off in the filter.

If you're lucky it will be fine for a while. But ultimately it will start smelling like shit (food residue + humidty = bad) and you will notice water not going down the drain.

>>11723711
>>11723825
What's the point of a dish washer if it doesn't wash the dishes?
shouldn't they just call it a "half an hour dish warmer that uses $2.50 in electricity every time it's used" machine?

>>11723857
It does "wash" the dishes.

It doesn't "remove" food.

Know the difference.

>>11723711
>it's called a garbage disposal, what do you mean i can't put literal garbage into it?
working with rentals makes me want to pull my hair out

>>11723711
>scrub dishes of residue with brush
>rinse with hot water
>put in dishwasher with cleaner pod to finish off
This is how I do it, but most of the time I find myself handwashing shit anyways.

>>11723711
I mean duh, that's the whole point of the screen.

you do clean it out after every time you see something caught in it right?

>he doesn't shit in the shower

>>11723857
Scrape the plate and rinse it before it goes in you mongoloid

>>11723739

you serious?

>>11724598
>Literally had diarrhea this morning and shat in the show

Best feeling desu

>>11724614
plus you saved water + trees

>>11724720
god bless that man, he's probably riddled with so many cancers.

My mother in law's dishwasher "broke" because it clogged up with all the food residue and stopped draining. Like 6 months later I removed it to install a new one, the standing water in there was horrific.

I gave it to a guy who deep cleaned it and replaced a blown fuse and it works great now. I can't wait until her new one gets clogged up again and she lets it fester for a couple of months again.

>>11723711
>having to wash your dishes before you put them in a machine that washes them again
just fucking do your dishes in the sink. takes 30sec after you're done eating.

>Wash your dishes first.
>Blah blah blah.
Next you are going to bitch because I don't wait for my bacon fat to cool off and get solid before putting it down the disposal.
What would be the point of that when you use hot water, retard?

>>11724604
>just clean yourndishes before using the dishwasher

or you could buy an appliance from the 21st century

I have an entry level GE shitbox and even it comes with a "Piranha" hard food disposer, presumably better dishwashers have had them for even longer. I wouldn't dump full bowls of food in there but the stuff stuck to a plate is totally fine. There are still a couple of filters you have to clean out, though.

>he doesn't just pull out the filter and clean it once in a while

FFS

>He doesn't use a washboard for his dishes.
Laughing at all you niggas.

>>11725758
bait

>>11724873
Same thing happened to my mom, except it held the residue from dirty dishes for 15 years. It started leaking out the standing water a few weeks ago and made both the inside and outside of the house smell like a cross of shit and death. She remedied this by pouring a gallon of bleach into the machine. Bless her heart she is a fucking idiot

>>11723711
Jokes on you dubs man, I dont use a dishwasher. I shove all my bones, meat scraps, and grease into the sink drain. Where the blade box beneath is slices it all up.

>>11723711
Sometimes when I am too tired to walk to the trashcan I'll just throw the last bit of my sandwich or whatever into the dishwasher and call it a day. Once I threw half a Big Mac in there. It hasn't let me down yet.

>>11724720
Nice.

>>11723711
I just don't do dishes. Sink has been plugged for months anyway, once it drains completely, I'm closing it off for good.

>>11727523
pic related

I wasn't aware you had to pre wash the dishes first, what a pointless appliance

>>11727546
fucking hell, lad

>>11723711
>not having a force-feminized dickgirl as your dishwasher

>>11723866
Things on the plate make it dirty. If there's nothing on it, then it's not dirty. I should be able to put stuck on meat or dried up sauce on a plate in the diswasher and it come off. i should be able to put cups with lip prints or even lipstick marks and it comes out clean
there is no point to a dish warmer that costs $2.50 for half an hour of use. i have trash bags for big trash, garbage disposal for hand washing dishes.
dishwashers are a scam and you're a fool for giving yourself extra work

>>11727546
jesus christ, man

>>11727546
imagine the smell

It's so much simpler to just wash them by hand. Even WITH a dishwasher, you still have to clean the dishes off beforehand and then rinse them when they're done.

So... you're washing the dishes anyway. Just skip the machine, lazy fucks. Dishwashers are a meme and not a good one.

>>11727546
My sink looked like this for a while. The garbage disposal had a bunch of glass and rocks stuck in it so I couldn't get anything to go down.

I boiled a bunch of soap and bleach and poured it down slowly, which helped. But I waited at least 90 days before doing that.

>>11727546
dude, just buy a bottle of drain-o and dump it in there. it'll be drained and working fine within a day.

>>11727988
or dissolve his tubes and create major leakage

>>11727576
Really no point in dishwashers, they're a boomer meme. I have one, never once used it.

>>11727707
>if you can't see stuff on it, it's not dirty
>t. idiot that doesn't know how to wash dishes
enjoy getting sick from old grease

The one my mother uses is like 30 years old and was never clogged. Don't treat it as a fucking garbage bin and

>>11728002
and...?

you dont need a dishwasher when solo

but it helps with a family when you cba

>>11728002
AND?!

>Worrying about drains clogging or appliances smelling and breaking.
Do none of you idiots rent? It's not like I own any of this shit that breaks and the landlord has to take care of it when it does.

>>11728194
>takes ur deposit
Nothing personnel

>>11728002
lmao

>>11728194
I don't rent currently, but I used to.
I took care of my shit when I rented. Yeah, it's theoretically the landlord's problem to fix it, but it's still YOUR inconvenience when shit breaks and you're waiting on repairs.

>>11728194
Yeah I rented the same apartment for 8 years and got back every penny of my deposit plus a waiver on my remaining lease just because I never paid late, and my apartment was in the exact same condition minus a little carpet and stove wear as the day they handed me the keys.

There are some trashy landlords out there, but there are way more trashy tenants.

>>11723739
> he thinks dishwashers are expensive

lol I put one in my first house for under $40, bought a used one off some guy on craigslist and put it in myself, wasn't too hard.

>>11728194
little shits like you are why I removed all the garbage disposals from my duplexes and only use cheap appliances. I still make loads of cash off you fuckers, so thanks for that, but it's a pain in the ass listening to you whine about clogged sinks all the time, thank god I have a property manager who handles all that shit for me now.

>>11723711
>This fucking retard still uses a dishwasher

I bet you people also use a microwave as well as other boomer technologies, dont you?

>>11727546
Yknow you can scoop that out and flush it down the toilet then clean the sink instead of letting it stew into pure sewage.

>>11727546

>>11723857
Basically does the sanitize + drying step for you. Dishwasher is a misnomer imo. Also, not all are created equal. If I’m washing dishes alone, it could take an hour or more to clean and dry a whole sink full of dishes. Rinsing off all the good particles, putting them in the washer, then letting them dry before putting them away might take half an hour of actual labor at most.

How do you dirty so many dishes at once to justify a dishwasher?
Family holiday dinners sure, but how do you comfortably accumulate that many dirty dishes at once?
Do people not generally wash their dishes right after they're done with them?
It doesn't even take that long to do it by hand.

>>11728844
what difference does it make, I don't use the sink. And it'd probably be unhealthy for me to put my hand in that stuff.

>>11723711
Yeah, it's like how my wife refuses to clean the house before our weekly cleaner arrives, so the cleaner sees our house all dirty. Fucking embarrassing.

>>11728318
>buying a used dishwasher
enjoy the flavors of the last owner on your dishes

>>11729042
so just like any other renter?

A dish washer is designed to remove dish stains and flavors and bacterias from dishes. Instead of scrubbing plates with soap and drying them you just rinse them. Sure it stills requires labor but when you have a family or restaraunt its less labor in the long run.

I just wipe whatever I can into the garbage quickly with a napkin and let the dishwasher take the rest. My dishwasher has lasted me over 10 years and all my dishes still come out clean. the only thing I hand wash is large pots and pans, my father always told me not to buy something that is not dishwasher safe, since you are just never going to use it anyway.
Op is just some mentally ill asian child who wants to justify the literally pointless chore his tiger parents made him do every meal.

>>11728912
no, I just put them in the dishwasher then turn it on at night. I mean this is 4chan so we are hardly families of 4 who justify it the most. But even cooking for 1, I fill it in a day or two.

>>11729280
>Not to buy anything that is not dishwasher safe
So you don't have any knives, wood utensils, anything aluminum, or any delicate glassware?

>>11729306
I have all the above. Minus the delicate glassware. I keep a lot of glasses in the freezer so it kills more than my dishwasher. Ikea glassware is fucking fine, why would I waste money on anything not diswasher safe to have prestige over it? All my pans small enough to fit in the dishwasher are cast iron, so size stops the rest of the shit anyway. I have no idea who told you knives arent dishwasher safe.

Only lazy people use dishwashers. As soon as you're finished with your plates etc, wash them in the sink. Takes like 5 mins and you're done.

>>11729354
t. WAZHING ZHAO

>>11729354
you say lazy as though being lazy is a bad thing

I'm a sleeping dragon.

>>11729354
where do you draw the line? do only lazy people buy premade clothes too?

>>11729354
I am such a productive member of society the opportunity cost of those five minutes is insane for me. I also use a washing machine and dryer for my laundry, and drive instead of bike to work. You can say I am some sort of lazy prick.

>>11729364
only honest post

>>11729359
>>11729371
>>11729376
are disingenuous retards trying to overplay the minimal effort it takes to wash dishes by hand through low effort strawmen

>>11729503
that's very kind of you to say mister.

>>11725818
>Doesn't know what a washboard is used for
just imagine being ridiculed by actual retards