On Fri, 5 Aug 2016 16:34:59 +0100
Tim Lamb wrote:

In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
Yes the bit where you have to collect all the stuff together, pull
down the door load everything in, add whatever detergent you need,
close the door set the thing off ......

That's the effort, why do you think men get married for sex ;-

Then there's the 'not much point in doing a wash until it's full' -
especially if there are only two of you.

I live with someone who *has* to wash a single used teaspoon! I
suppose she doesn't want stuff cluttering up the sink but I think it
is a waste of hot water and not a good use of time for someone who
has a cupboard full of potions for itchy skin!



Yep, I know. Anything left in the sink will quickly be washed, which
can be convenient, but can also be a pain in the arse, especially when
it's in there to soak and soften up the dry bits of food.

--
Davey.