Silly question

Biblioklept

I saw this debated on another forum and wonder what people here think

If you're cooking and you use a measuring cup or jug and only use it to measure water, is it still clean? Would you wash it up again or just dry and put away?

Tori_Scope

I often wonder whether I should as I'm doing it @Biblioklept I usually rinse it out, but not wash properly, as a bit of a compromise I think. 

66Mustang

If it’s just water then I’d just dry it and put it away

66Mustang

Question for those who would wash it again

After you’ve washed it, it’s had water in it again, so do you wash it again after you wash it? 😂

leeCal

I’m sure annoyingly I’d sing this to my children before meals sometimes

We wash wash wash wash wash wash wash wash 
all the live long day
we wash wash wash wash wash wash wash wash
wed rather wash than play

we are always washing 
we’d rather wash than play 
we are always washing
we’ll wash ourselves away

repeat chorus 🤣

66Mustang

@teddybear12 my point is if it’s dirty after only having water in from measuring, why isn’t it dirty after only having water in from being washed?

PS I’m only kidding

Biblioklept

Tori_Scope said:

I often wonder whether I should as I'm doing it @Biblioklept I usually rinse it out, but not wash properly, as a bit of a compromise I think. 

that's a good compromise! Although rinsing it is surely the asme as putting water into it and pouring it into something else anyway? 

Tori_Scope

Yes, it's not a very logical thing @Biblioklept, I just do it to scratch the brain itch  

Your comment made me laugh @66Mustang! Though I do already feel as though my life is an endless cycle of washing up...

kloebear

What do you call a flying skunk?


A smelly  copter 

Lisatho11987777

I would wash it again I don't dry anything with a tea towel unless I realy have to