mrmcfeely's Profile
| Display Name: | mrmcfeely |
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| Member Since: | 8/8/08 |
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@Trish1980: My silverware comes out equally as clean with the pointy bits down, so maybe it's just a difference between our dishwashers. So for me (and probably for a lot of other readers), there's no downside whatsoever. If my forks came out dirty whenever I put them tines down, I'd probably consider putting them tines up instead, but more likely, I'd just get rid of that crappy dishwasher. Dishwasher Wars: What Are Your Loading Rules? |
2/16/12 1:41 PM |
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@Trish1980: I think you're just focusing on death. I'd like to avoid a fork-impaled hand if at all possible, and I imagine that's less rare. Even given the relative rarity, if you can avoid a gruesome injury simply by putting pointy stuff down, why wouldn't you do it? Dishwasher Wars: What Are Your Loading Rules? |
2/16/12 11:37 AM |
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I don't really care how things are loaded as long as everything gets clean, but I do have one rule: Pointy stuff down in the cutlery basket. This is why Dishwasher Wars: What Are Your Loading Rules? |
2/16/12 10:36 AM |
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Throw in a shot of vodka and it wakes the whole thing up... super crisp and refreshing! I've always known the variation with the vodka as "summer beer". Low-Alcohol Refreshment: The Shandy |
6/1/11 11:35 AM |
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There's an etsy shop that has air plants, terrariums, and little air plant terrariums! It's like a triple whammy! The IT Plant, Air Plant Roundup | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles |
7/10/10 7:44 PM |
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Are some of those photos (especially the first one) using high dynamic range imaging? If so, isn't that kind of cheating? Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Hotels Around the World Architectural Digest |
8/8/08 8:01 AM |
