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To be fair, another Brit said the last step is supposed to be pouring water over the dish rack, so maybe that step for lost along the way, and the 'soap drips off' people are just defending their normal against cultural attacks. Like my Polish friend insisting all mushrooms must be peeled. Like... Button mushrooms.
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Brits complain that Americans eat chocolate that tastes like cheesy vomit all the time, so yes you can get used to any terrible taste
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Jan 13, 2023 19:35
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Hershey's chocolate is gross and if you heat it the smell becomes overpowering.
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Lol there was also baby carrot mold-killed-by-bleach smell that everyone’s getting used to
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Arkhamina posted:To be fair, another Brit said the last step is supposed to be pouring water over the dish rack, so maybe that step for lost along the way, and the 'soap drips off' people are just defending their normal against cultural attacks. Like my Polish friend insisting all mushrooms must be peeled. Like... Button mushrooms. Pouring water over the dish rack?! This just gets worse and worse’
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therattle posted:Pouring water over the dish rack?! This just gets worse and worse’ Don't worry it's not wasteful, they use the bath water.
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therattle posted:Pouring water over the dish rack?! This just gets worse and worse’ A lot of dish racks are meant to be in the second sink, so in that case I could see washing and then giving the whole thing a spray down at the end being effective enough and probably saves some water. You'd probably miss the undersides of bowls and plates to some extent though.
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VelociBacon posted:Don't worry it's not wasteful, they use the bath water. Is that the water from the attic rat soup tank?
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Arkhamina posted:To be fair, another Brit said the last step is supposed to be pouring water over the dish rack, so maybe that step for lost along the way, and the 'soap drips off' people are just defending their normal against cultural attacks. Like my Polish friend insisting all mushrooms must be peeled. Like... Button mushrooms. This makes sense. Steve Yun posted:Brits complain that Americans eat chocolate that tastes like cheesy vomit all the time, so yes you can get used to any terrible taste Yeah but one of these is a food, which is always disagreed upon and argued about. One is soap! I could see brit dish soap not being scented to hell and back like everything stateside.
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mystes posted:Hershey's chocolate is gross and if you heat it the smell becomes overpowering. Steve Yun posted:Brits complain that Americans eat chocolate that tastes like cheesy vomit all the time, so yes you can get used to any terrible taste Hershey's is weird and tastes vaguely like puke, and yes most of us eat it anyways, but I feel like people think that is only option Americans have or something, when even basic grocery stores have like 100 kinds of chocolate to choose from, and none of the other ones taste like barf..
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I'm starting to think that my noodly armed saute maneuvers and pan flips have somehow given me tennis elbow. Aging is stupid and I hate it
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i rinse off the soap but sometimes if i'm in a rush and my quick rinse doesn't get off all the soap bubbles i leave them to drip. zankha has yet to knock on my door. sue me
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w4ddl3d33 posted:i rinse off the soap but sometimes if i'm in a rush and my quick rinse doesn't get off all the soap bubbles i leave them to drip. zankha has yet to knock on my door. sue me But is there a soap flavor after?
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Guildenstern Mother posted:I'm starting to think that my noodly armed saute maneuvers and pan flips have somehow given me tennis elbow. Aging is stupid and I hate it It is, and it is. Sorry to hear it.
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Is there a word or phrase for the residue that the dishwasher sometimes leaves on the plates and glasses? My partner can't smell it but sometimes I have to rinse or rewash a glass before drinking from it.
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Carillon posted:Is there a word or phrase for the residue that the dishwasher sometimes leaves on the plates and glasses? My partner can't smell it but sometimes I have to rinse or rewash a glass before drinking from it. I saw some middle eastern people discussing this on twitter like two months ago. Apparently there are some turkish/arabic/farsi words for this smell and it's a meme that white people can't smell it.
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CommonShore posted:I saw some middle eastern people discussing this on twitter like two months ago. Apparently there are some turkish/arabic/farsi words for this smell and it's a meme that white people can't smell it. I vaguely remember there being a genetic reason for this; it was middle easterners and Eastern European Jews who notice the smell of detergent
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I think it came up in this thread. It definitely came up in this forum somewhere. edit: found it. I'm not convinced it's genetic.
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Well I definitely smell it and aren't either to the best of my knowledge.
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I've found certain silicone or plastic cups absorb and accumulate that detergent odor something fierce. One day I drank my son's leftover cup of water and about fell on my rear end 
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Silicone absorbs dishwasher soap terribly. If you dishwash a rubber spatula, then use it to make a cake or something, the soap in the cake batter is still overwhelming to me. The wet dog smell is a different thing. For me, I only get it from some dishwashers, so idk if it's the type of soap used or whether the dishwasher needs to be cleaned or what. I get it from my mom's, but thank God, not from my own. Anne Whateley fucked around with this message at 10:56 on Jan 14, 2023 |
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Scientastic posted:The soap does drip off How do you know?
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Bunch of soap licking apologists in this thread
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https://www.tiktok.com/embed/7179047187177819438 Apparently Braggs Apple cider vinegar got bought by Katy Perry and now people are up in arms because they claim it’s diluted https://twitter.com/siteprotagonist/status/1609681623640850437?s=46&t=KR-cmSTHZYc3IinNtOX1gg Might go to the grocery to see for myself Steve Yun fucked around with this message at 11:10 on Jan 14, 2023 |
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Carillon posted:Is there a word or phrase for the residue that the dishwasher sometimes leaves on the plates and glasses? My partner can't smell it but sometimes I have to rinse or rewash a glass before drinking from it. CommonShore posted:I saw some middle eastern people discussing this on twitter like two months ago. Apparently there are some turkish/arabic/farsi words for this smell and it's a meme that white people can't smell it. Steve Yun posted:I vaguely remember there being a genetic reason for this; it was middle easterners and Eastern European Jews who notice the smell of detergent Scroll up two very short posts!!! Scientastic posted:The soap does drip off Post the tek
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BrianBoitano posted:I've found certain silicone or plastic cups absorb and accumulate that detergent odor something fierce. One day I drank my son's leftover cup of water and about fell on my rear end
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Whats worse in that dept silicone or cheap tupperware?
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BrianBoitano posted:I really want it to be one of those practices where, it's a bastardized version of something that actually makes sense. Like you don't have to rinse the soap off of a soup pot because you'd use it to rinse vegetables the next day anyhow, so you conserve soap and water. Wait... Why would soap be involved in rinsing vegetables?
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Nothing like mixing up baking soda with baking powder when you make fry batter Bitter. Bitter. Bitter.
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Well, I've heard a bit of butter makes a bitter batter better. Never tried it, but might work for you?
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Next ICSA: edible food after air drying soapy dishes
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On top of gas stoves poisoning you with nitrogen dioxide, they’ve identified a mechanism for airborne particulates from frying to cause lung cancer at harmful as smoking, doubles chances of lung cancer long thread with links to several studies: https://twitter.com/sri_srikrishna/status/1614550657020858369?s=46&t=mE49Ag0s_ad4V38JjP5RYQ Open your windows and run the fans full blast
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What a colossal load of horseshit Using high particulates in a particular single instance of frying something as a proxy for cancer risk in general is very bad and not scientific Using a meta analysis that itself cites some absolutely massive flaws in the study as evidence suggests that the best he can do is something that I found wholly unconvincing, especially as the majority of the studies were retrospective and relied on participant recollections, notoriously bad and unreliable ways of measuring anything Even if you accept his hypothesis, the idea that occasionally frying something in a normal kitchen is as dangerous as smoking is nonsensical: the meta analysis conclusion (which is pretty shaky anyway) is that poor ventilation and constant stir frying is a risk factor, it draws no conclusions about people who fry something every so often, nor does it makes any meaningful correlation between frequency of frying and risk Referring to frying in general as astronomically hazardous is absolute lunacy and makes me think this guy is either a paid shill for natural gas, or sells N95 masks for a living
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