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We hand-wash our dishes. We don't have the luxury of a dishwasher.

We do a mix. Dishwasher for plates, cups, etc. (basically, stuff we have lots of and can wait to run it until its full). Pans, cutlery, storage dishes usually get handwashed by yours truly (stuff that can't be done in the dishwasher, won't fit, or that we need more frequently than we run it) and air dried in the rack.
 
We do a mix. Dishwasher for plates, cups, etc. (basically, stuff we have lots of and can wait to run it until its full). Pans, cutlery, storage dishes usually get handwashed by yours truly (stuff that can't be done in the dishwasher, won't fit, or that we need more frequently than we run it) and air dried in the rack.

So... after I share that we don't enjoy the luxury of having a dishwasher, you then tell me how you do have and use a dishwasher. Conspicuous consumption much?
 
So... after I share that we don't enjoy the luxury of having a dishwasher, you then tell me how you do have and use a dishwasher. Conspicuous consumption much?

When you both work fulltime and one of you works a lot of extra time in evenings and on weekends (Mrs. M, doing research, marking, class prep, etc.), it's pretty much a necessity. And we only had one kid. I imagine my employee who has three, all young, and a wife who works shifts uses one, too. I honestly don't see a dishwasher as a luxury for a modern, two career family. If one of us was a stay-at-home spouse or I was single, I probably wouldn't bother. But that's not my reality.
 
When you both work fulltime and one of you works a lot of extra time in evenings and on weekends (Mrs. M, doing research, marking, class prep, etc.), it's pretty much a necessity. And we only had one kid. I imagine my employee who has three, all young, and a wife who works shifts uses one, too. I honestly don't see a dishwasher as a luxury for a modern, two career family.

I consider it as one. Yobo works approximately 75 hours a week at her flower store. Our middle son is a full-time auto mechanic. I'm a full-time student and part-time cashier and preacher. We have precious little time, yet manage to make do.
 
We all have our own ways of doing things, I think. I could probably do it all by hand, esp. with Little M gone, but then I'd have to give up my exercise time which, with my high blood pressure and diabetes, is a necessity to stay healthy.
 
May I remind people that the intention of this thread is to give advice about the topic, not telling others what is supposedly wrong with their lifestyle. If you feel a need to do that, please open another thread. Thank you.
 
I've started a thread on modern appliances. I put it in Social. Perhaps it belongs over here.
 
I've started a thread on modern appliances. I put it in Social. Perhaps it belongs over here.

Are attributes like applied non-sense ... as they do not have form and volume controls? Thus attributable to unnecessary applique? Tattoos ...
 
There's always the option of leaving the hair that Godde gave us where Godde put it...

(I recognize that I am saying this as a fair haired woman who long ago waxed off her last leg hair...it eventually doesn't grow back.)
Leg hair sometimes stops growing at a certain age.

Just pointing out that your lack of leg hair may be unrelated to waxing. :)
 
Is knotted cognizance an alien Magi to some individuals in their isolationism of opinion? Just wondering as a question ... inquiry?

I really don't know ... told as a child that that I shouldn't know as a biblical projection ...
 
Hair seems to be finding newer and newer places to grow on me.

If Kimberly would allow it I'd time how long it took for me to cousin Itify.

Thankfully I shed much less than the dog.
 
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