Recently in an office that I visited in Canada, I saw a single cup
tabletop cup washer in the pantry. It would take a single coffee cup,
and wash it with hot water in about 2 minutes. It was the size of a
small blender. I forgot to note down the manufacturer or the brand
name. I have searched on the internet but only found countertop and
portable dishwashers, but not a single cup washer. Does anybody know
where can I purchase such a cup washer? Thanks!

"Karigar" wrote in message
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Recently in an office that I visited in Canada, I saw a single cup
tabletop cup washer in the pantry. It would take a single coffee cup,
and wash it with hot water in about 2 minutes. It was the size of a
small blender. I forgot to note down the manufacturer or the brand
name. I have searched on the internet but only found countertop and
portable dishwashers, but not a single cup washer. Does anybody know
where can I purchase such a cup washer? Thanks!

Well, I've always had pretty good luck with a plastic scrubby thing, and a
bottle of Ivory dishwashing liquid. Unless you have to share, lasts for
several hundred cup washings, only costs a couple of three bucks, and takes
maybe thirty seconds per wash, not counting the time in line to use the
breakroom sink. In our office, the same collection jar that pays for the
coffee supplies pays to keep an intact scrubby and a full bottle of dish
soap on hand. 2 cups a day costs me a buck a week- buying in bulk makes my
weekday caffeine vice quite affordable.

I can't even imagine how the device you described would work, unless the
cups were all a standard size and shape. Was there a water line run to it,
or did you put a splash of water in the cup before you stuck it in there?
Did it rinse the soap out, or did you still have to swish it in running
water afterward?

aem sends...

On Mar 30, 8:56 pm, "aemeijers" wrote:
"Karigar" wrote in message

ps.com... Recently in an office that I visited in Canada, I saw a singlecup
tabletopcupwasherin the pantry. It would take a single coffeecup,
and wash it with hot water in about 2 minutes. It was the size of a
small blender. I forgot to note down the manufacturer or the brand
name. I have searched on the internet but only found countertop and
portable dishwashers, but not a singlecupwasher. Does anybody know
where can I purchase such acupwasher? Thanks!

Well, I've always had pretty good luck with a plastic scrubby thing, and a
bottle of Ivory dishwashing liquid. Unless you have to share, lasts for
several hundredcupwashings, only costs a couple of three bucks, and takes
maybe thirty seconds per wash, not counting the time in line to use the
breakroom sink. In our office, the same collection jar that pays for the
coffee supplies pays to keep an intact scrubby and a full bottle of dish
soap on hand. 2 cups a day costs me a buck a week- buying in bulk makes my
weekday caffeine vice quite affordable.

I can't even imagine how the device you described would work, unless the
cups were all a standard size and shape. Was there a water line run to it,
or did you put a splash of water in thecupbefore you stuck it in there?
Did it rinse the soap out, or did you still have to swish it in running
water afterward?

aem sends...

It was connected to hot water line. It didn't require any further
rinsing or washing afterwards - the cup was ready to use.