Washing dishes is unlikely to be very enjoyable, but in the absence of a dishwasher, this work is simply inevitable. In order to cope with the task as quickly as possible, it is necessary to use modern detergents and properly organize your work.
You will need
- - sponge for washing dishes;
- - detergent for dishes;
- - a cleaning gel or powder;
- - vinegar;
- - lemon acid;
- - a brush.
Instruction manual
1
You can quickly wash the dishes if you do this immediately after eating. Fresh contaminants that do not have time to dry quickly leave the dishes and take much less time to wash. Put all the dishes in the sink, pour water, apply a few drops of dish detergent to the sponge. This method helps to quickly remove fat. If the dishes can be cleaned, apply a few drops of a cleaning gel or powder to a sponge and add 2-3 drops of liquid detergent.
2
Rinse everything with clean, warm water and put in a dryer. The dishes you use daily do not need to be wiped. Before the next meal, it will dry out remarkably on its own.
3
If you have lunch, and you don’t have time to wash the dishes, put everything in a sink and fill it with water. As soon as you have free time, you will easily cope with the dirt and quickly wash all the dishes, as it will not dry out and there will be no need to scrape the adhered food with an iron brush.
4
Metal washcloths help remove dirt if something burns or smokes. But if you do not plan to stand near the sink for a long time and clean the pans and pans with iron brushes, immediately after cooking put a few drops of the cleaning gel into the pan or pan, pour hot water, leave for 2-3 hours, after which you can clean everything is fast enough without significant effort.
5
Wash dishes from eggs, dough, milk, kefir with cold water, and then use hot water. This will help to quickly deal with pollution.
6
To quickly wash off the smell of fish, pickled vegetables, use table vinegar or citric acid.
7
Pour water into a narrow-necked dish immediately after use, then wash it with a brush and detergent.
8
Remove plaque on tea utensils with a hard sponge and cleaning products.
