Atleastdoyourbest said:

bodhisatta said:

I re wash the dishes my wife washes all the time. Apparently plates and bowls don't have a bottom. But you stack them on top of each other and the bottom gets covered in grease or whatever else. I even point them out and go hey wtf is this but meh.

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My wife is the same. I believe the dishwasher works wonders, but it doesn't work miracles. She will place stacked Tupperware in there and say "I don't understand why that won't work" Literally Tupperware stacked 3 or 4 deep. SMH

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Duhrwood Stevens said:

Get 'Corelle' dishes, they don't ever chip and the only way I ever broke any was a 6 foot fall of a whole stack of 12 plates. They're not unbreakable but close!!! Used them for 40 years and lovin' 'em.

BTW a girl growing is really awesome.

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Duhrwood Stevens said:

Like 40 years ago I got home to my parents house in time for my 1pm curfew, high with the munchies. There were pot roast leftovers so I grabbed a plate off the plate stacker thing I'd made in wood shop, 2 shelves, open bottom. Picture a corner shelf with saucers on top, salad plates in the middle and dinner plates sitting on the cab shelf with the wood shelf straddling them. The wood I used was 1 inch narrower than the plan making the center of gravity too far forward. Worked great when we had serving for 6 but Mom wanted more for Christmas. Anyway like 5 minutes after I touched the stack, the upper cabinet door jumped open and a dozen each saucers, tea saucers and salad plates crashed to the floor while I was eating. Woke up everyone and broke about half of the 36 pcs and some teacups that came with. The only reason they broke was the whole stacks hit at once while I watched it kinda in slowmo.. I was high.

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Duhrwood Stevens said:

Get 'Corelle' dishes, they don't ever chip and the only way I ever broke any was a 6 foot fall of a whole stack of 12 plates. They're not unbreakable but close!!! Used them for 40 years and lovin' 'em.

BTW a girl growing is really awesome.

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