How to Wash the Dishes
Added 2020-08-04 15:44:10 +0000 UTC- Technically, the video was shot at 11:30 PM please don't let anyone know I lied.
- Last year there was some huge Twitter debate that BA started about whether or not you need to wash the bottoms of your plates. You do! In fact, as soon as anything touches the sink in any way, you should regard it as poisonous. Sinks are gross.
- I mentioned this in an earlier video, but it's worth reminding you that 2T of bleach in 2qt of water is an excellent disinfectant for sinks. Try to do it every week or two, or at least every time you drop something that touched raw animal products into the sink.
- After you're done with the bowl of soapy water, you can use the remainder to clean countertops.
- Hot water cleans better than cold water. Take it as hot as you can handle it. (Maybe I need to re-upload this with that tip in there...)
- I used to work at the ASU lab that did the triclosan research that got the FDA to ban it.
- If you end up buying gloves, get them one size up so that they can come on and off more easily.
- This is a new apron, and it's the super-fancy Hedley & Bennett brand that costs a hundred freakin bucks. I bought it used off of Poshmark but didn't read the part that says "this is the petite size". It doesn't even go down to my thighs. This is the most I'll ever zoom out while wearing it.
- The record that hangs above my sink is Mayer Hawthorne's "Just Ain't Gonna Work Out", which plays in instrumental form behind every date night video
- I'm still working on the title. I wanted to use "how to wash the dishes without wanting to die", but I'm guessing the algorithm cracks down on morbid language
