Janet Bostwick wrote:
> "Sheldon" wrote> > Janet Bostwick wrote:
> >> "Sheldon" wrote:
> >> There's no
> >> > rule that the grinder can't be cleaned in a dishwasher but I don't
> >> > recommend placing carbon steel , aluminum, die cast, or tinned parts in
> >> > the dishwasher. It shouldn't take more than three minutes to clean a
> >> > grinder by hand, no one can be that lazy they need to use a dishwasher
> >> > to clean five measly parts.
> >> >
> >> > Sheldon
> >> If the dishwasher is already half full, there's no reason not to put
> >> those 5
> >> parts in there too.
> >
> > Yes there is... dishwashing cleanser will pit/discolor most grinder
> > parts... that's why my admonition that I don't recommend placing
> > grinder parts into the dishwasher. Hey, you asked (I didn't volunteer)
> > so I'm politely answering... you obviously don't like my answer
> > because you obviously already had your mind made up... you are being
> > obnoxious and rude. **** YOU! Don't ask me anymore.
> >
> O.k., sweetie, don't get upset. BTW, I didn't ask.

Of course you asked. See that superfluous comma you inserted, makes it
a question, snidewise but a question nevertheless (in fact it asks
permission). And by transporting my name as you did you directed your
question directly to me alone, not to mention the small fact that you
responded directly to my post, even reiterated "those 5 parts" that
only I illustrated. And you're the one who is upset... you posted the
same thing twice... must be very important to you... your relationship
with your dishwasher is evidently quite intimate... fuzzy, warm, and
vibrates.
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Janet Bitchwick whines:
> Sheldon
If the dishwasher is already half full, there's no reason not to put
those 5
parts in there too.
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Sheldon