Q Talk

[Caffeina]

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@RubyLover wrote:

I wish QVC didn't assume everyone owns a dish washer because everyone does not and those of us who don't would like to know how to wash things with out one.

Thank you.

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They don't. They're just letting those with dishwashers know it's safe to put an item in one if they don't want to wash it by hand.

[Gorgf]

I had a dishwasher growing up but I still had to learn how to wash dishes. Glasses first, flatware, coffee cups  etc.and last pots and pans. There was a specific process.  There was a post awhile back and yes, people posted who hand wash especially ,if a small household. Some families are paper plate users as well. When CA. had a water shortage I had relatives using paper products. They rarely ever ran their dishwashers. I love mine ,even though single. 

[Xivambala]

You don't run the dishwasher after using a dish or after a meal @Desertdi. Fill the dishwasher with flatware, glasses, plates, bowls, pots/pans, etc, and run it when it is full.

[SuhseK]

I'm not sure I understand your post. 

You don't know how to wash dishes?  

Did you possibly mean, instructions for washing clothes, different fabrics, etc.?

I can't imagine an adult, not knowing how to wash dishes.

[Desertdi]

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@Xivambala wrote:

You don't run the dishwasher after using a dish or after a meal @Desertdi. Fill the dishwasher with flatware, glasses, plates, bowls, pots/pans, etc, and run it when it is full.

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@Xivambala    What I am trying to say is:   I lost everything in the Quake of '94.    I never replaced my kitchen stuff, since my husband is deceased, and I have NO NEED for kitchen items any more.   I entertain my friends at a restaurant, and I only have a few kitchen items, since I mostly eat deli-prepared items....   Basically, when I retired, I also quit cooking.  di

[Xivambala]

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@Desertdi wrote:

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@Xivambala wrote:

You don't run the dishwasher after using a dish or after a meal @Desertdi. Fill the dishwasher with flatware, glasses, plates, bowls, pots/pans, etc, and run it when it is full.

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@Xivambala    What I am trying to say is:   I lost everything in the Quake of '94.    I never replaced my kitchen stuff, since my husband is deceased, and I have NO NEED for kitchen items any more.   I entertain my friends at a restaurant, and I only have a few kitchen items, since I mostly eat deli-prepared items....   Basically, when I retired, I also quit cooking.  di

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@Desertdi: Got it, understand.

[Imaoldhippie]

THE original post does not make sense to me.

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@Gorgf wrote:

I had a dishwasher growing up but I still had to learn how to wash dishes. Glasses first, flatware, coffee cups  etc.and last pots and pans. There was a specific process.  There was a post awhile back and yes, people posted who hand wash especially ,if a small household. Some families are paper plate users as well. When CA. had a water shortage I had relatives using paper products. They rarely ever ran their dishwashers. I love mine ,even though single. 

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@Gorgf  That process is if you use a dishpan to wash the dishes. It keeps the water cleaner doing the less dirty first. If you wash under running water with no dishpan order of washing doesn't matter.