subject: How To Wash Those Dishes [print this page] I have something I have to admit to...I have something I have to admit to.... I love my dishwasher. What's not to love? It cleans my dirty dishes, it saves me time and it doesn't ask for much in return. I would imagine I'm not alone in realising what a brilliant help this appliance is, but not everyone owns a dishwasher.
For some there's no space in their kitchen, some people actually enjoy the satisfaction of getting through a sink-full of dishes happily admiting that they ARE the dishwasher, and others have something even better than a dishwasher - someone who does the dishes for them (often their husbands!)
Even if you are a dishwasher owner/lover you can't avoid washing up completely because however brilliant the dishwasher is it does get full and not everything is dishwasher safe - plus it can't cope with things like the pans very well. So whichever you are there are some products and tips that you may find useful.
No doubt many of you know this one, but to save water and time make sure you wash up glass items first and save the very dirty items until last. Ideally use an environmentally friendly washing up liquid and remember to take care of your hands!!!
All that time spent washing up will start to show in your hands, so make sure you use a good handcream afterwards and use a Washing up Liquid Dispenser such as the Dishmatic Washing Up Liquid Dispenser. You simply fill the handle with your favourite washing up liquid, close the cap & you are ready to clean.
The Dishmatic is ideal because you can get replacement heads which means whether you want non-scratch or extra heavy duty you can get it all in this one dispenser - think of it as a fillable dishwand! And those pans we were talking about are no challenge when you use the Extra Heavy Duty Refill.
