To rinse / not to rinse: washing-up liquid poisoning.

[chainsaw cat]

Where does one obtain such stuff?

At the big out-of-town places, there's usually a branch of Potable Detergent -U- Like.

I get mine from www.serialkillershop.co.uk. Some of the rituals I have to go through are really quite time consuming, so cutting out (excuse the pun) one stage in the process can be a really valuable move.

I'd never consider not rinsing my normal washing up though.

 

[scifisam]

Another alternative certainly, dont like em myself.



Our draining area is small, fits a standard cheapo tesco rack which has maybe 10 plate sized slots on each side, still manage to fit a substantial amount on it tho.

If the water you are rinsing with is near enough boiling, it will indeed dry off in seconds or a minute tops.

Stuff being left to soak only needs to be left for what a few minutes tops while the other stuff dries off and then washing up can be resumed. Exactly how often do you need to use the sink that 5 minutes worth of being left to soak becomes an issue when someone would have been there using it to wash the dishes anyway? lol

When I bother soaking stuff, it definitely needs more than five minutes. Dishes also take way, way more than a minute to dry. Your world clearly has different laws of physics than mine.

Are you just washing up stuff for one person?