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Why asians don't use dishwashers?
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They don't use dryers as well. Preffering to hand their clothes to dry. But could be energy conservation.
Washing dishes really is a small chore.not worth buying the machine.
Washing dishes really is a small chore.not worth buying the machine.
KNN my uncle also think still need to put in and take out and waste water might as well just do alittle extra rub only KNN
sinkies and hongkies in particular as their abodes are tiny, kitchen tight, tabao takeout and throwaway aplenty. plus they eat out most of the time. last but not least is they hardly entertain large groups at home, and if they do they rely on disposable plates, bowls, cups, and utensils.
Showed that Chinese are smarter than 红毛鬼..
Some machines are invented for commercial use only. Volume count.
For domestic home, don't bother. When u still hv to wash that dishwasher machine don't make sense.
Thats why God give them red hairs or white hairs to indicate they are rubbish stocks....
Some machines are invented for commercial use only. Volume count.
For domestic home, don't bother. When u still hv to wash that dishwasher machine don't make sense.
Thats why God give them red hairs or white hairs to indicate they are rubbish stocks....
Nothing beats the feeling of rubbing your wet fingers over sqeaky clean dishes... Good lord... I need to do some dishes now after my brekkie.
Hello dyson fella. We think dishwashers do not clean enough for asean dishes. I dunno why angmos can tolerate a device that needs so much labour, accepts only pre-cleaned dishes, and still comes out stained and need to be wiped again.
That's for selling to the twits (or restaurants) who use them.
Consider environmentally friendly is the in thing. Dish washers should be actively promoted
Here's Why You Need to Stop Washing Your Dishes by Hand
It's a very human trait to assume that, no matter how far we advance technology, machines will never be able to replace our skills.
Take doing the dishes for example: the first dishwasher was built back in 1850, but more than 150 years later, and many of us still do our dishes ourselves, or at least take the time to pre-wash them before loading them into a dishwasher.
But according to the stats, modern dishwashers are now officially faster, more hygienic and way better for the environment that we'll ever be. So maybe it's finally time to give in and let the machines take over.
Or as Consumer Reports puts it, it's time to just "let the dishwasher do its job".
There's still the prevailing myth that washing by hand is cleaner and better for the environment - particularly if you manage to use just one sink-full of water for a whole family's worth of dishes.
But research shows that this isn't the case anymore, with dishwashers becoming not only far cheaper to run, but also much more water- and energy-efficient.
"While it may be possible to use less water/energy by washing dishes by hand, it is extremely unlikely," Jonah Schein, the technical coordinator for homes and buildings from the Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense program, referring to Energy Star-certified dishwashers, said in a statement.
"In order to wash the same amount of dishes that can fit in a single load of a full size dishwasher and use less water, you would need to be able to wash eight full place settings and still limit the total amount of time that the faucet was running to less than two minutes," he adds.
OK we get it - it's hard to use less water than a machine. But surely we still need to give dishwashers a helping hand by giving dishes a quick rinse before loading them in?
Unfortunately not, according to Steven Nadel, the executive director of the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy. In fact, if you've got a modern dishwasher, it's totally unnecessary to do anything but scrape the food scraps off plates.
"Old dishwashers, to generalise, didn't get dishes very clean unless you pre-washed," Nadel told Chris Mooney over at The Washington Post back in 2015.
"The new dishwashers, that is not an issue. Almost all of them have what's called soil sensors. Depending on how dirty the dishes are, they will wash more or less. They will get the dishes clean."
Dishwashers can also spray highly controlled jets of water upwards of 60 degrees Celsius (140 Fahrenheit) at the dishes, something our human hands can't handle - although experts recommend you only need to set it as high as around 48 degrees Celsius (120 Fahrenheit).
"The worst approach for the environment - and energy and water bills - is pre-washing dishes in constantly running hot water and then running them in an ancient dishwasher that was not built to modern standards," wrote Mooney.
In fact, by pre-washing our dishes, Consumer Reports suggests that households could be wasting more than 22,000 litres (6,000 gallons) of water per year.
Still not convinced that a machine can do household chores better than you? Well, we hate to tell you this, but you're literally wasting your life.
The Energy Star program has worked out that handing over all dishwashing responsibilities to a machine saves you 230 hours, or nearly 10 days, each year. Which makes for a pretty compelling argument.
So what are you going to do with all your newly found spare time? Why not make yourself useful and work on some environment-helping citizen science projects, or help edit some of the breathtaking raw footage of Jupiter taken by NASA's Juno probe. Who said technology didn't need us?
A version of this story was first published in May 2015.
Here's Why You Need to Stop Washing Your Dishes by Hand
It's a very human trait to assume that, no matter how far we advance technology, machines will never be able to replace our skills.
Take doing the dishes for example: the first dishwasher was built back in 1850, but more than 150 years later, and many of us still do our dishes ourselves, or at least take the time to pre-wash them before loading them into a dishwasher.
But according to the stats, modern dishwashers are now officially faster, more hygienic and way better for the environment that we'll ever be. So maybe it's finally time to give in and let the machines take over.
Or as Consumer Reports puts it, it's time to just "let the dishwasher do its job".
There's still the prevailing myth that washing by hand is cleaner and better for the environment - particularly if you manage to use just one sink-full of water for a whole family's worth of dishes.
But research shows that this isn't the case anymore, with dishwashers becoming not only far cheaper to run, but also much more water- and energy-efficient.
"While it may be possible to use less water/energy by washing dishes by hand, it is extremely unlikely," Jonah Schein, the technical coordinator for homes and buildings from the Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense program, referring to Energy Star-certified dishwashers, said in a statement.
"In order to wash the same amount of dishes that can fit in a single load of a full size dishwasher and use less water, you would need to be able to wash eight full place settings and still limit the total amount of time that the faucet was running to less than two minutes," he adds.
OK we get it - it's hard to use less water than a machine. But surely we still need to give dishwashers a helping hand by giving dishes a quick rinse before loading them in?
Unfortunately not, according to Steven Nadel, the executive director of the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy. In fact, if you've got a modern dishwasher, it's totally unnecessary to do anything but scrape the food scraps off plates.
"Old dishwashers, to generalise, didn't get dishes very clean unless you pre-washed," Nadel told Chris Mooney over at The Washington Post back in 2015.
"The new dishwashers, that is not an issue. Almost all of them have what's called soil sensors. Depending on how dirty the dishes are, they will wash more or less. They will get the dishes clean."
Dishwashers can also spray highly controlled jets of water upwards of 60 degrees Celsius (140 Fahrenheit) at the dishes, something our human hands can't handle - although experts recommend you only need to set it as high as around 48 degrees Celsius (120 Fahrenheit).
"The worst approach for the environment - and energy and water bills - is pre-washing dishes in constantly running hot water and then running them in an ancient dishwasher that was not built to modern standards," wrote Mooney.
In fact, by pre-washing our dishes, Consumer Reports suggests that households could be wasting more than 22,000 litres (6,000 gallons) of water per year.
Still not convinced that a machine can do household chores better than you? Well, we hate to tell you this, but you're literally wasting your life.
The Energy Star program has worked out that handing over all dishwashing responsibilities to a machine saves you 230 hours, or nearly 10 days, each year. Which makes for a pretty compelling argument.
So what are you going to do with all your newly found spare time? Why not make yourself useful and work on some environment-helping citizen science projects, or help edit some of the breathtaking raw footage of Jupiter taken by NASA's Juno probe. Who said technology didn't need us?
A version of this story was first published in May 2015.
Chinks are morons that's why.
Worse yet, some of them like my illegitimate ill begotten son @Nice-Gook the moron is afflicted with a single digit IQ.
Only moronic chinks would think it's reasonable to hang their clothes out to dry in their pigeonhole HDB sh*Tholes.
Mimicking westerners wasteful ways hopefully does not get adopted by asians. Asian when having their meals, use minimal utensils. Western society uses at least 10 pieces and that adds up to fill the dishwasher adequately. For an asian family to fill up the dishwasher will take 4 days for it to be efficient.
Stay away from buying a dishwasher. It will be a white elephant in yr kitchen.
Stay away from buying a dishwasher. It will be a white elephant in yr kitchen.
KNN my uncle think is missing 1 serviette KNN when my uncle worked in chateau briand pan Pacific Hotel he was trained to serve and lay tables first crass in the world most posh restoran then KNN
This was the standard folding KNN
Sweetie dearest, very observant.
K.N.N.
Me unker saids something like::
they used sex dolls.
Here we have genuine Tantric sex with live mei.mei
Same same~ Nothing beats our wet finger digging a real Abalone.
.Waste electricity.
It is because they have maids.
Cheap foreign labor. Dirt cheap
And they have the cheek to complain about foreigners taking their jobs when the same policy allows them to siam washing toilet dishes clothes cook wash car look after children and old folks.
Cheap foreign labor. Dirt cheap
And they have the cheek to complain about foreigners taking their jobs when the same policy allows them to siam washing toilet dishes clothes cook wash car look after children and old folks.
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