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Casa Beta: Seventh Generation Automatic Dishwasher Detergent Pacs
Single-use, to me, usually means extremely unfriendly to the environment, but the Seventh Generation Automatic Dishwasher Detergent Pacs may be changing my mind. These single-use packets come in a recycled paper package, 15 tablets to a package. The small box it comes in can be flattened and recycled, and the only waste is the small rezippable plastic bag the tablets come in, which could easily be reused for storing any number of small items.
After a Dinner Party, Do You Offer to Help Clean Up?
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After a Dinner Party, Do You Offer to Help Clean Up?
Yes! It's common courtesy.
Yummy Links: From Obama Waffles to Washing Dishes
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- Bad taste: Obama Waffle mix. — Slashfood
- Make your kitchen hazard-free. — Chow
- Does food really travel 1,500 miles from farm to table?
Casa Verde: Efficient Dishwashing by Hand
I've told you before that using an energy-efficient dishwasher is the best way to go when it comes to getting your dishes clean, but let's be realistic . . .
Casa Quickie: Permission Granted — Stop Washing!
Hey! Drop the sponge and move away from the sink. That's right: it's time to stop washing dishes by hand.
Roundup: Designer Rubber Gloves
No one ever said you shouldn't look fab while making your house So Fresh and So Clean. That's where designer dishwashing gloves come in. To perk you up while you're doing the dirty work, and resonate with your glam fashion sense, I've rounded up a handful (no pun intended) of designer rubber gloves to protect your paws, whether you're cleaning the oven, unclogging the sink, or washing windows.
Would You Use These? Grab and Dry Terry Dishtowel Gloves
Featured in O at Home magazine, these gloves ($15) might just make your dish-drying chore time faster (though probably not in my house, since I let everything air dry). Made of absorbent red or white terrycloth, one size fits all and they have waterproof linings.
What do you think?
Bubble Scrubber: Love It Or Hate It?
This new bubble scrubber ($4.99) makes dishwashing a little more fun. However, I can't help but recall all the sticky residue bubble wands left all-over. I mean, there was a reason my mom banned bubbles to the bathtub and backyard, right?
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Casa Beta: Clorox Green Works Dishwashing Liquid
Back in January, I had the opportunity to review Clorox's Green Works cleaning products. While many people (including myself) were initially wary of a natural cleaning line put out by Clorox, I was won over by the fact that the products were 99 percent natural, contained no harsh cleansers or artificial scents, and did the job with a minimum of fuss or expense. Further, I was impressed by the fact that the Sierra Club endorsed these products.
Seriously, You Can Make Salmon in Your Dishwasher
Kym Douglas and Cindy Pearlman, authors of The Black Book of Hollywood Diet Secrets, appeared on The Early Show this morning to give away some of their secrets. While they mostly spilled the beans on diet tips, there was one thing that stood out to me: dishwasher salmon. That's right I said dishwasher.
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