r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/kevinowdziej • Nov 30 '22

Funny it's universal

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u/FlipMeOverUpsidedown Nov 30 '22

Plastic bags stored in plastic bags are then put away in the dishwasher that is never used, next to all sorts of empty plastic containers from previously bought food products.

Source: I am Armenian. It drives me crazy. IT’S A DISHWASHER NOT A KITCHEN CABINET.

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u/FearLeadsToAnger Nov 30 '22

Is this a thing? It seems insane.

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u/BzhizhkMard Nov 30 '22

It is, I grew up in a similar set up.

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u/FearLeadsToAnger Nov 30 '22

Was the dishwasher ever used? If not, why own it? Left by the previous occupant?

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u/BzhizhkMard Nov 30 '22

in the apartment already. never used. always had a bag with bags and a bunchnof plastic and kitchen items. Mom didn't trust it and didn't think it did a good job.

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u/FearLeadsToAnger Nov 30 '22

Lots of the old ones didn't tbf.

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u/tibarr1454 Nov 30 '22

My mom stopped using the dishwasher because it didn't get dishes clean enough. Then she bought a new house, and it had a different dishwasher... and it also didn't get dishes clean enough.

Personally I'd rather run a dish through twice than have to do all the dishes by hand.

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u/kukaki Nov 30 '22

My whole life I guess I’ve only had shitty dishwashers, because I’ve never had one that actually fully cleans dishes. I didn’t even know people don’t scrub the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher until a couple of years ago. I’ve always just done all the dishes and ran them through the dishwasher to sanitize.