whirlcool
Well-known member
Kids are good for somethin'
Back to the slimy Tupperware for a moment.
Due to the slimy cups when I was growing up I won't allow plastic cups in our house.
Only glass and stainless steel glasses allowed. Period. I think the trick to getting Tupperware really clean is to wash it BEFORE you wash the plates & frying pans. At the time, my sister was only 14. My parents thought the dishwasher used way too much electricity to use all the time. So they put my sister to work. We had a GE Mobile Maid at the time.
And of course we always use "High Temp Wash" & "Sanitary" settings on out DW. Each washload take 2:30 to complete, but we know it's clean!
Back to the slimy Tupperware for a moment.
Due to the slimy cups when I was growing up I won't allow plastic cups in our house.
Only glass and stainless steel glasses allowed. Period. I think the trick to getting Tupperware really clean is to wash it BEFORE you wash the plates & frying pans. At the time, my sister was only 14. My parents thought the dishwasher used way too much electricity to use all the time. So they put my sister to work. We had a GE Mobile Maid at the time.
And of course we always use "High Temp Wash" & "Sanitary" settings on out DW. Each washload take 2:30 to complete, but we know it's clean!