Sentences with phrase «use out of my dishwasher»

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The seat is simple to use; the tray removes with one hand, making it a snap to get baby in and out, and it's dishwasher safe, so you can pop it right in with the rest of the dishes for a no - hassle cleanup.

Obviously, if you're out at a space like Workbar at Staples, chores are a non-issue (with the exception that of course you should toss your used coffee mugs into the dishwasher).

You can use this water out of the tap and bottles can be washed in hot soapy water or in the dishwasher.

If you use laundry or dishwasher detergent pods in your home, please be sure to keep them out of reach of children.

Try to keep your daytime hours free of time wasters — the obvious ones are time online on social media — twenty minutes on Facebook could be better used packing the dishwasher before you head out of the house.

This used to drive me crazy when I would take my kids to the pediatrician — I'd think of a handful of questions to ask while loading the dishwasher or walking the dog, but after driving to the appointment, keeping the kids happy while we waited, filling out paperwork, and answering the nurse's twenty questions, I would be lucky to remember one thing I wanted to discuss with the doctor.

Well, that's all right; there are splendid restaurants in the area, and you can use the microwave, coffeemaker, blender, dishwasher, and other time - savers to get in and out of the kitchen more quickly!

It's difficult to calculate all the factors that affect an item's total sustainability measurement, including «the recyclability of materials, their toxicity, the biodiversity of the raw material extraction site, and the working conditions along the supply chain,» but as long as you're efficient about washing dishes, not running the dishwasher unless full, using non-toxic detergent, and not stuffing your kitchen cupboards with far more reusable dishes than you'll ever use, reusables continually win out over disposables.

High - tech, «smart» appliances use electronics both for a more efficient operation and to perform functions unheard of only a few years ago: fridges that make dinner suggestions or tell you what you're out of; ovens and dishwashers that can be programmed to come on at a time that's convenient for you; built - in computers, televisions, MP3 player docks and many other, now almost routine high - tech functions.

It's always on the counter, with a dishtowel under it (I've found its a LOT easier to keep cleaner then one of the drainer trays), and I use it for things I handwash (mainly pots and pans), and for stuff that comes out of the dishwasher and is still a little wet (towel drying takes too long).

You'll get more use out of a blender that's easy to clean, so look for those where all the removable parts are dishwasher safe.