Chemical Engineering in Daily Life – Question 47: How to wash dishes properly?
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Americans use washing machines and dishwashers in their homes. When I first went abroad to study, my mother-in-law asked my wife whether there was a washing machine and a dishwasher at home My wife replied right away, “Our washing machine and dishwasher are both QYJ.” I have two extra functions as well; it seems that I’m born with a purpose! About 4 years ago, I watched my wife teach our 4-year-old daughter to pour the remaining food from the plates into the trash bin, and then put each plate into the dishwasher. I didn’t say anything at the time, but I thought to myself that this wasn’t difficult enough. If you didn’t have a dishwasher, would you know how to wash dishes properly? Of course, it also includes caring for your wife by washing the dishes for her, even if you win in the scissors, hammer, and paper game. Please make a choice: 1. No detergent needed; wash with clean water, by hand, or with a dishcloth in water, then turn it over to dry ； 2. Use a cleaner, then rinse thoroughly with plenty of water; after washing, turn it over to dry ； 3. Avoid greasy and meaty foods; rinse dishes with water and turn them over to dry after washing ； 4. Use disposable plastic or paper bowls and plates ； 5. Wash each bowl carefully and repeatedly for more than 5 minutes; after washing, turn it over to dry or use a dryer to dry it ； 6. Each dish is cleaned with detergent, then every part is scrubbed thoroughly by hand and rinsed with clean water; after cleaning, it is turned over to dry ； 7. After eating, don’t wash the dishes; just throw them into the sink. Only wash them all at once when there are really no dishes or utensils available. 8. Avoid using bowls if possible; if one is needed, take one out of the pool, wash it immediately after use, and throw it back into the pool without washing it again.
Use hot water, and use little or no detergent. Without detergent, dishes and utensils can develop an odd smell over time
2. Use a cleaner, then rinse thoroughly with plenty of water; after washing, turn it over to dry；
I also choose option 2: use a cleaner (I use Amway’s specialty cleaner at home, as well as for washing clothes), then rinse thoroughly with plenty of water, and after that turn it over to dry； Or use hot water, and try to avoid using detergents.
It is best to clean it with edible alkali, then rinse it with water and let it dry.
I try not to use dish soap unless it’s really greasy. Dishwashing liquid is itself a chemical product. Although the living conditions here mean that I’m essentially doing useless work. It’s just for psychological comfort
Winter will be really difficult like this
Are there any ways to use less water?
Use a cleaner, then rinse thoroughly with clean water. After washing, turn it over to dry or use a dryer to dry it；
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