On Mon, 6 Jun 2011 11:18:53 -0400, Nancy2 wrote
(in article
>):

> On Jun 4, 6:24*pm, Lee > wrote:
>> On Sat, 4 Jun 2011 17:29:55 -0400, James Silverton wrote
>> (in article >):
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>>> On 6/4/2011 5:18 PM, ImStillMags wrote:
>>>> On Jun 4, 1:47 pm, > *wrote:
>>>>> On Sat, 4 Jun 2011 16:21:07 -0400, Brooklyn1 wrote
>>>>> (in >):
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>>>>>> > *wrote:
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>>>>>>> I have tried many liquid dish washing products and found that they all
>>>>>>> leave
>>>>>>> my sink and sponges slimy. *If I leave the dishes in soapy water,
>>>>>>> overnight,
>>>>>>> the dishes are covered with with a film, I call dust, by the next
>>>>>>> morning.
>>>>>>> Does anyone know of any hand dish washing products that will give me a
>>>>>>> feeling of fresh and clean when it is in my sink and that does not
>>>>>>> cause
>>>>>>> me
>>>>>>> so much extra work?
>>
>>>>>> Try washing and rinsing with HOT water instead of COLD.
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>>>>> I use hot water for washing the dishes and warm for rinsing in a double
>>>>> basined porcelain sink.
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>>>>> Over the years I have used many of the different brands of Liquid dish
>>>>> soap
>>>>> including Dawn (thanks Chemo). *They all leave my sponges slimy and a
>>>>> coating
>>>>> of slimy bumps in the bottom of my sink. *I have a feeling that it has
>>>>> something to do with the what the liquid is doing to the fat/grease that
>>>>> is
>>>>> on *the dirty dishes.
>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Lee
>>>>> Park Ridge NJ
>>>>> rarebirdyatverizondotnet
>>
>>>> Do you scrape your dishes into the trash or trash disposal? * Do you
>>>> use a paper towel on baking pans with grease in them before you wash
>>>> them?
>>
>>>> No dishwashing detergent is going to cut through an inch of cold
>>>> grease on a frying pan or baking pan.
>>
>>>> You probably are having to use too much dishwashing liquid because you
>>>> are not getting rid of the grease in the
>>>> trash first. * You should never try to put grease down your drains.
>>>> It will stop them up and it is bad for the
>>>> water system, if you live in a town or city.
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>>> I've used Ivory liquid for hand-washing for *over 30 years for pots and
>>> pans
>>> and I still find it quite satisfactory. What's wrong with it in your
>>> opinion? I do mostly wash things in a dishwasher and normally just rinse
>>> with plain warm or cold water before loading. Since I don't run the
>>> dishwasher every day I like to remove food particles to avoid unpleasant
>>> odors.
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>> I used Ivory liquid the longest but in the end it was no different than the
>> other liquids. *
>>
>> --
>> Lee
>> Park Ridge NJ
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> It seems you have an answer for every suggestion. I guess there's no
> hope for you, you are destined to live with slime. As for me, I've
> never ever had the problem you describe, whether it be the water, the
> sink surface, the sponge or whatever. Like I said, there's no hope
> for you - just give up now.
>
> N.

I'm sorry. I was just trying to clarify how I wash the dishes so that you all
could see what was happening or that I was already doing what was being
suggested.

I have been told in the past that there is no hope for me and proved them
wrong. I do not know if you meant this to be humorous but I sure did have a
chuckle. Thank you for that.


--
Lee
Park Ridge NJ
rarebirdyatverizondotnet