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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.
>
> You?
>
> Dimitri


No sponge. Handi-wipes and paper towels. I cut the handi-wipes
in half, and use one (mostly for wiping counters) until it looks
unappealing, then I throw it away. I don't tend to put food right
on the counters, so I don't care if they're sanitized. Hell, I don't
care if anything is sanitized; I have a fully functioning immune
system.

I use paper towels for what little hand dishwashing I do (sharp
knives, anything that's too big for the dishwasher).

Cindy Hamilton
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