Anyone who doesnt load their dishwasher in an orderly fashion is a monster. 😂
When we did have a dishwasher I always made sure it was nice and organized so I could fit more. Instead of buying a new dishwasher we're saving to buy our dream sink.
Edit: Link to the dream sink if anyone wants to see or buy for themselves.
People say that about wood in the dishwasher, and it's true it does take a toll, but in my experience even cheap wooden spoons/handles will take hundreds of washings to really splinter. Most of my stuff is cheap so I go for it anyhow. I've probably only thrown out like 3-4 wooden items in 25 years, due to dishwasher wear.
Seems like with it being wooden/porous, the extra heat and sterilization aspect makes it worth doing (in addition to the convenience)
I have some plastic netting I lined around part of the cutlery basket where the chopsticks go that seems to prevent this. I'm trying to remember where I found it? I think maybe it was around some fruit from a Chinese grocery or something? It's kind of elastic but you can stretch it out to cover the space and it sort of just stays there once you anchor it well enough.
Because you do it correctly? This part makes perfect sense to me. What I have yet to discover is what the correct way/location is to load bowls of varying sizes in my Bosch dishwasher.
How else would you do it? its convenient because you can just grab the whole bunch of forks, knives etc. and put them in the drawer when done. Fast and efficient
My partner doesn't at least group cutlery together and we have a cutlery drawer too so it blows my mind. It means you can't fit as much as you need bigger gaps when randomly throwing them in. It drives me mad!
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Anyone who doesnt load their dishwasher in an orderly fashion is a monster. 😂
When we did have a dishwasher I always made sure it was nice and organized so I could fit more. Instead of buying a new dishwasher we're saving to buy our dream sink.
Edit: Link to the dream sink if anyone wants to see or buy for themselves.
https://www.davorhome.com/products/davor-elegant-waterfall-kitchen-sink-faucet-with-digital-temperature-display-led-lighting-dks2301?variant=41194086858867
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Twitches harder
Please provide me an address so I can send you my therapy bill.
"The dishwasher elves will figure it out."
That's how my other half loads it. She didn't have a dishwasher growing up, and she has general chaos goblin tendencies.
Chaos goblin
It's a term of endearment.
See, it’s not just about fitting more; if you don’t load your dishwasher correctly, stuff just won’t get clean
yeah the manual (not that anyone reads those..) literally tells you how to load the dishwasher correctly
Also true.
scoffs how can someone have a dream sink? How weird.
opens link
Honey, we gotta replace our sink!
You're welcome 🥰
that's not a sink that's a gas stove with body dysmorphia
My house is so old that I think it would spontaneously combust if I installed something that advanced.
Excellent organization. I wish my partner was half as good as that.
Unfortunately, you lose points for wood in the dishwasher :( otherwise it would have been 10/10
People say that about wood in the dishwasher, and it's true it does take a toll, but in my experience even cheap wooden spoons/handles will take hundreds of washings to really splinter. Most of my stuff is cheap so I go for it anyhow. I've probably only thrown out like 3-4 wooden items in 25 years, due to dishwasher wear.
Seems like with it being wooden/porous, the extra heat and sterilization aspect makes it worth doing (in addition to the convenience)
I'm autistic too
i don't think you even need to be autistic to do this, it's just how dishwashers are loaded, never seen people do it much differently.
This is the only way it makes sense as in: everything should get cleaned and nothing stuck in between. I could go on but I'm also autistic.
And still, the only way loading the dishwasher makes sense and is efficient.
I love this cutlery shelf!!!
I have to hand wash my chopsticks because they fall through the cutlery basket and create a disaster in my dishwasher..
It’s a game changer!
These are the “everyday” chopsticks. We hand wash “the good ones”. :D
I have some plastic netting I lined around part of the cutlery basket where the chopsticks go that seems to prevent this. I'm trying to remember where I found it? I think maybe it was around some fruit from a Chinese grocery or something? It's kind of elastic but you can stretch it out to cover the space and it sort of just stays there once you anchor it well enough.
Because you do it correctly? This part makes perfect sense to me. What I have yet to discover is what the correct way/location is to load bowls of varying sizes in my Bosch dishwasher.
How else would you do it? its convenient because you can just grab the whole bunch of forks, knives etc. and put them in the drawer when done. Fast and efficient
Very tidy and orderly
Fantastic except that your bread knife doesn't belong there
Not cute but reasonable. Just don't put that bread knife ever again in the dishwasher.
Kills me to say it but I don't think you caught your partners tone correctly...
"That's cute Honey... But the cutlery handles are facing the wrong way. Let me redo it for you"
I'm I the really the only one seeing this?!?!
As others said you put your knifes, forks and spoons the wrong way around. The cut outs on the sides are to put the handles of your cutlery in.
Forks and spoons should point inward, the spray on top can't correctly rinse them otherwise
Oh wow, that's what that drawer is for. Why does it come with one of those side baskets then?
I still use the side basket because doing that with each spoon one by one is a nightmare. Top is great for tall spatulas or shallow dishes though
I thought that was sticks of RAM in the thumbnail
I miss the cutlery shelf.
Also, that one chop stick... gahh.
Wait, does my Bosch dishwasher also have that little foldy downy thingy for chopsticks? BRB
i would have asked:
what do you mean by “cute”?
My partner doesn't at least group cutlery together and we have a cutlery drawer too so it blows my mind. It means you can't fit as much as you need bigger gaps when randomly throwing them in. It drives me mad!
the only way for this type of rack?
I miss having that top rack for cutlery. Those are nice, but I've only lived one place that had one.
ive never had it but wish I did. removing the cutlery thing for big pots has me running low on cutlery for the next wash.
I had to remove the third/top rack in our Bosch because the fucking Stanley cups wouldn't fit otherwise.