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17304513 No.17304513 [Reply] [Original]

which side of history are you on?

>> No.17304522

>>17304513
haha yes son that is a nice maymay. have you taken the trash down to the curb yet? you know it's garbage day tomorrow...

>> No.17304526

>>17304513
Both. Sometimes you need hot water for that burnt shit on the side of pans or dishes.

>> No.17304533

>>17304513
Soap alone isn't enough to remove certain types of dirt and grime, or to kill bacteria. You need hot water.

>> No.17304543

>>17304533
you need +60c water to kill bacteria, what kind of faucet you got?

>> No.17304552

>>17304513
For utensils and other stuck stuff I let it soak in scolding hot water, after a while when it cools off most if the food debris is gone and need little to no scrubbing, then I shove it in the dishwasher.

>> No.17304564

>>17304543
>faucet
You control the temp on the water heater. Mine comes out at around 165 degrees, or roughly 73 degrees Celsius.

>> No.17304567

>>17304543
Not him but I have up to 90 C out of my faucet at winter. Bacteria (and my hands) certainly won't like it.

>> No.17304570

>>17304543
The hot water helps lift bacteria off pots and dishes, unlike cold water.

>> No.17304576

Hot water melts and softens stuck on grime.

>> No.17304579

>>17304513
Get a greasy pan and try to clean it with cold soap water.

I' m waiting.

>> No.17304580

I don't wash my dishes in anything short of an autoclave.

>> No.17304589

You need hot and cold water situationally, just don’t use hot tap water for cooking. Perhaps it’s just the place I’m living at but the hot water always smells bad and isn’t always clear.

>> No.17304603

>>17304513
the middle sane ground, not some aspy extreme on a non-topic

>> No.17304628

>>17304589
that's because hot water strips the buildup off your pipes. if you have newer plumbing it's not an issue

>> No.17304645

>>17304628
It's actually because hot water traps bubbles.

>> No.17304659

>>17304513
I only use soap which gets the job done

>> No.17304793

>>17304543
Anon, you hot water heater should be set to 60c+ to kill MRSA classified viruses... You know that right? You're SUPPOSE TO HAVE your hot water source already at that temperature minimum.

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>>17304659
based

>> No.17304805

>>17304513
If you're handwashing dishes then you're a loser and history doesn't care about you

>> No.17304822

>>17304513
>he doesnt know about disposable cookware
i laugh and spit at you

>> No.17304871

>>17304513
washing dishes has literally been my job at one point and let me tell you, a hot water soak does wonders against shit stuck to the side of a pan

>> No.17305072

>>17304513
Hot water cleans better, idiot.

>> No.17305075

>saves the planet
not my problem

>> No.17305079

>>17304513
Yeah hot water gets both the soapand grease off quicker so fuck off retard

>> No.17305343

>washing dishes
>not seasoning your dishes like you would a cast iron

shigoogydoogle

>> No.17305366

It isn't just the soap that gets the done it is also hot water. Thermodynamics is real and if your hands can't handle hot water you should just transition already.

>> No.17305568

>>17305075
This

>> No.17305578

I usually use cold water without soap. I might use soap if I've let some residue get dry and crusty.

>> No.17305600

>>17305578
You're going to kill someone that way someday.

>> No.17305602

you dont even need soap most the time with hot water

>> No.17305605

>>17305600
Who?

>> No.17305606

>>17304576
here a (you) so you know you are not alone
exactly my reasoning

>> No.17305614

>>17305605
Anyone who eats off of the contaminated plates, dishes, cups, and utensils that you are NOT cleaning.

>> No.17305651

>>17305614
you really think someone who doesn't wash his dishes lives with other people?

>> No.17305671

>>17304513
People who unironically do things to "save the planet" should be taken skydiving without parachutes.

>> No.17305676

>>17304513
It takes you hours to do dishes? Hahaahahahahha jackass

>> No.17305685

>>17304533
Only boiling water is hot enough to kill bacteria. Hot water is to wash off oil and grease

>> No.17305688

>>17305651
goot joint

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>>17304513
anon running, hot water is overall the best disinfectant there is. this is well studied and known to the medical community.

now, when sterilization is the priority it's irresponsible to use only running hot water because it's not better than hot water plus soap. nevertheless hot water is the best starting point when washing your hands or neutralizing harmful bacterioids on flatware and utensils.

for me, hot (nearly boiling hot) water and a good dish brush takes care of all my food particles and oil/grease no problem. occasionally i use soap as well depending on the risk of salmonella or e.coli (a plate that had raw chicken or fish on it for example), but otherwise the hot water does the job where cold water would do nothing.

>> No.17307637

how the fuck do you not know how temperature works

>> No.17307796

>>17304513
>muh energy
>saves le planet
What a rube
I bet you took the Fauci ouchie too

>> No.17307837

>>17305614
Sure, because bacteria harmful to food has a fine time surviving on glass and metal with no remaining food residue.

>> No.17307946

idk i just push the button on the dishwasher

>> No.17309801

>>17307837
They do.

>> No.17309825
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>>17304513
I only use hot water.

I don't believe in germs, hot water melts all the food off the plates and cutlery and that's good enough for me. I never touch the cold tap when washing dishes, you just have to be careful how you hold things to not get burned. I will only use washing up liquid if hot water won't do the job, and this usually means oils are involved. So if I cook sausages I'll use washing up liquid on the pan. But if I make spaghetti carbonara I won't.

>> No.17309842

>>17307796
>rube
>I bet you took the Fauci ouchie
That's hilarious, you're good at this Anon.

>>17304513
Hot water, I can forego soap and just use the heat to make food crusts more malleable and get it off. I don't worry about power usage because I'm not living in poverty and don't need to worry about this shit.

>> No.17309855

>>17304576
>>17305606
Yep yep yep. Honestly kind of shocked that people aren't discussing this.

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Why yes, I do use hot water because it makes my hands feel warm.