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Default Kitchen sponge

On Sep 24, 2:29*pm, "Dimitri" > wrote:
> I heard most homes would FAIL the sanitation standards set for restaurants.
>
> The reason - household sponges.
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> I regularly zap mine in the nuker to bring any liquid to a boil and to
> sanitize.
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> You?
>
> Dimitri


I don't own a kitchen sponge. I purchased a s--t-load of dishcloths
and use them with abandon. I grab a fresh one for any dish washing,
another for counter cleaning, fridge cleaning etc. They are cheap,
wash easily and owe me nothing. Sponges get ratty looking, stained,
wear down.....I can't think of a good reason to have one.
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