How to Keep Up with Dishes - 7 Tips on How to Stay on Top of Dishes - How to Wash Dishes Faster

How to Keep Up with Dishes - 7 Tips on How to Stay on Top of Dishes - How to Wash Dishes Faster
Hi, I'm Faith, and in this video, I'm going to share 7 tips on how to keep up with dishes. Many of these tips go hand in hand with each other, and I'm sure these tips will help you keep your dishes under control. 💕

Also, I'll share my favorite tip on how to wash dishes faster. This tip will help you whether you use a dishwasher or wash dishes by hand. 💕

Let me know down in the comments on your favorite tip on how to keep up with dishes. 💕

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[ariyahawkins]

How many of us are watching this video instead of washing our own dishes? 🙋🏾‍♀️😂🧼🍽

[heatherj]

Those first pictures are how my kitchen used to look when I had a working dishwasher. The dishwasher broke and now I hand wash dishes. The weird thing is, now that I'm hand washing, the kitchen stays clean! The single most important tip you mentioned is rinse the dish immediately and place it in one side of the sink. Once that side is half full, I wash them and put them away. Hand washing has been life-changing.

[Steena]

I love how you include your children. Great mama!

[LoveAlwaysLaDay]

Routines have helped me so much. I used to wait until I felt overwhelmed to tackle dishes... But now I just do it after each meal. You are right, It helps so much. I love the tip of rinsing and teaching your family to rinse too! That is awesome that your dishes are done after you cook. That's a habit I need to strengthen. This video was super motivational. thanks for sharing so many awesome tips!

[kumoitojp]

Our house rule is each kids washes the dish(es) they used as soon as they finish using it (before the food gets baked on to it). It takes so much less time if you wash it as soon as you're finished eating.

[LanasGift]

All tips were very good! My favorite probably has to be routine! Washing dishes right after using them. Also scrubbing the dishes before putting them into sink!

[ignaziareeves]

i find all chores much easier since i discovered podcasts- i don’t feel bad listening to them if i’m working

[digitalbluestudios]

Coming from a foodie and a big mess maker I find this as great advice especially rinsing dishes. Thank you

[rmeenakshi]

I am always messy with my kitchen ..will definitely try your tips..

[Pratiroju]

i like the tip that you said on we over estimate the time :)

[MsBettyRubble]

Love your tips! So very helpful. The only change I made is that the cook never cleans the kitchen after the meal. The ppl who ate the food do that. And by using your tips, cleanup for them will be minimal.

[Yartarb]

The food you made at 4:55 looks so good!

[amandacody]

Thank you! I just found your video because I am constantly overwhelmed with dishes. Even if I get them all clean, the next day there are SO many again! I really need to try and develop these habits. Ps. I love your voice and your baby belly is beautiful!! ❤️

[PHDinMeTV]

Thanks for sharing these tips for keeping dishes under control! 🍴

[rathnaraja]

Thanks for the tips 😊 so when do you use a dishwasher, and when do you hand wash dishes?

[samikshakhanvilkarpatil]

Thank you for tips. 🙏
Channel name "Our Daily Struggle" is so catchy and perfect .

[lovefortruth]

I do most of the same things, and I now actually prefer handwashing over using the dish washer, because I wash, Dry and put away during my routine morning and evening cleaning sessions and while preparing dishes. I relax better at night knowing I don't have to deal with any left-over dishes in the morning, including putting them away.

Here's a strange tip: wood ash that came from your fireplace or wood stove is great for removing tea, coffee or food stains from ceramic or porcelain dishes or cook ware. It sounds gross, but it also has affective anti-bacterial properties. So this is what I do:

1. I always keep a small container of wood ash that I've saved in one of my kitchen drawers. It must be kept dry at all times, if it gets wet for too long, it will harden, and it becomes toxic to breathe in while it dries. But when used properly for this purpose, it's perfectly safe to breathe in...no mask needed lol.
2. During the pre-rinse stage: pour just a small amount of ash onto or into the dishes that need it.
3. Take a rag that you use only for very dirty or greasy dish jobs, rinse it with cold water to wet it, then "wash" the ash-filled dishes until the dish looks brand new or virtually brand new depending on how set-in the stain already is. Note: the ash is also a great de-greasing agent.
4. Rinse the dishes that you used the ash on, to remove any grit.
5. Do a quick wash with the dish soap as usual to remove the rest of the grit.

This whole process takes litterly seconds. Make sure the rag is thoroughly rinsed before you put it in your dirty laundry for washing later.

[FaithsHomemaking]

What's your favorite tip on how to keep up with dishes? 🧽🧼

[shannonm]

I have that brush for the bathroom. That small end us great for in between tile to remove mildew.

[tariqlee]

I love doing dishes for the before bed I do them every night and day