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Washing plates in cold water
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I wash most things in cold water these days, straight after cooking or eating. Greasy tins, pans I'll use hot water1
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Put some cold water in them immediately after dishes up with a drop of washing up liquid and after you've eaten the pans will come clean easily with just a wipe although you might need to scrub a bit if anything has burnt on. It's what we do as like @Longwalker our hot water takes a long time to come through by which time you have done the dishes!Coffeekup said:I wash most things in cold water these days, straight after cooking or eating. Greasy tins, pans I'll use hot water
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