When my mom comes to visit, it never fails that she’ll remark about just how many dishes I use to make a meal. (Probably partly because when she’s here, she usually ends up doing the dishes for me!)
It’s true – I do use a lot of dishes when I cook. Even though I don’t use a bunch of gadgets, I still somehow end up with a plethora of dirty mixing bowls, pans, and knives every time I cook. And I used to go to bed most nights with dirty dishes in the sink.
This year, I’ve been working on developing good habits in several areas, and getting the dishes done efficiently is one of them. I’m really excited that I can say that I have made great progress in this area, and no longer wake up dreading the mountain of dishes that will greet me.
Here are nine tips to help you spend less time with your hands in the dishwater – and might just even help you look forward to cooking a bit more!
Click to read 9 Tips for Spending Less Time at the Kitchen Sink on Denver Bargains.
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