rsmith6621
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Fri May-27-11 09:17 PM
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How The Teabag Can Mess With You.... |
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Wife and I could not figure out why all of our dishes had some black sandy garbage on them on Tuesday after running the dishwasher,after an inspection I found the culprit,ONE SINGLE TEABAG, so I cleaned it out and reran the machine. Wednesday morning I woke up and went out opened the dishwasher and even after a heavy scrub of the dishes they still had TEA on them so another intense scrub removing the filter and running the dishwasher empty. I hand washed the dishes the filter and tonight ran a new load and guess what....there is still TEA particles on the dishes.
I could only think after this, this is what the TEABAGGER MOVEMENT IS LIKE ON AMERICAN POLITICS.....it is just DAMN hard to get rid of.
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notadmblnd
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Fri May-27-11 09:24 PM
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1. get some ZEP calcium lime and rust remover |
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Edited on Fri May-27-11 09:26 PM by notadmblnd
CLR might work, but I like ZEP better. Put some on a rag an wipe your dishes with it. The dishwasher detergent sometimes doesn't rinse off and leaves a cloudy film on my glass and silverware. ZEP always gets it off. Your teabag particles probably trapped in the film and wont come off with soap and water.
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Fri May-27-11 09:29 PM
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Run it on a short cycle. Not much stands up to hot bleach.
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Fri May-27-11 09:43 PM
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3. and especially not tea..... |
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Sat May-28-11 12:38 AM
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4. What's the real-world political equivalent of hot bleach?? n/t |
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