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PEP BB nest.sand.dishes - Wash Dishes by Hand

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My video shows the dirty dishes in the sink, progress of the dishes being washed, the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used.

I used Dr. Bronner's liquid castile soap which is grey water friendly according to the San Diego Sustainable Living Institute's website: https://www.sdsustainable.org/greywater-safe-soaps#:~:text=Liquids%20soaps%20are%20preferred%20over,using%20a%20lot%20of%20sodium.

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Note:       - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water           - or approximate equivalent               - might require five rounds in a small dish rack

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              - might require five rounds in a small dish rack

Hi Jim!

Great video! However, you're going to need to do at least another round of dishes in order to meet the BB requirements.

 
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First time using seventh generation dish soap and I'm impressed! Suds were still left when i was done and i loved the smell.

Seventh Generation Dish Soap Liquid, Chamomile & Lemon, 19 oz, Pack of 6 https://a.co/d/fap0fgo
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first time using this
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dirty dishes
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washing them
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my favorite mug
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more than a dish washer load of dishes
more than a dish washer load of dishes
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3 gallon bucket
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dirty water scooped out
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left over water in sink
left over water in sink

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Dave Burton wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Nest.

In this Badge Bit you will wash your dishes without a dishwasher.



Here are some related threads.
  - Washing Dishes by Hand vs Dishwasher
  - Can You Wash Dishes Without Soap?
  - Low water technique hand washing dishes
  - A Way to Rinse Dishes with Little Water

Here are some related articles.
  - Hand Wash Dishes with Minimal Water
  - No Waste Way to Wash Dishes
  - How to Hand Wash Dishes
  - Washing Dishes by Hand
  - Why I Prefer Washing Dishes by Hand








To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
  - wash dishes without a dishwasher
      - use minimal soap
          - must be greywater friendly soap (the soap usually says "greywater safe" or "readily biodegradable")
      - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water
          - or approximate equivalent
              - might require five rounds in a small dish rack
          - yes, you are using the dishwasher as a dish drying rack

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
 - post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
 - post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
 - post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
 - describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
 - OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

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I used a bar of soap made by a friend that has a goat farm locally ( all natural, nontoxic). I used a luffa scrub and less then 3 gallons of water.
I used a bar of soap made by a friend that has a goat farm locally ( all natural, nontoxic). I used a luffa scrub and less then 3 gallons of water.
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Washing dishes by hand
Washing dishes by hand
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Finished washing up by hand
Finished washing up by hand
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Here’s a link to my friends farm for the ingredients. https://oatsandivyfarm.com/shop-2/eucalyptus-lavender-74hra-8s9hf
Here’s a link to my friends farm for the ingredients. https://oatsandivyfarm.com/shop-2/eucalyptus-lavender-74hra-8s9hf
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Note: That isn't a dishwasher's worth of dishes. You need 2-3x that many. You also need to write about how you know your soap is greywater safe. That link doesn't mention it.

 
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Dave Burton wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Nest.

In this Badge Bit you will wash your dishes without a dishwasher.



Here are some related threads.
  - Washing Dishes by Hand vs Dishwasher
  - Can You Wash Dishes Without Soap?
  - Low water technique hand washing dishes
  - A Way to Rinse Dishes with Little Water

Here are some related articles.
  - Hand Wash Dishes with Minimal Water
  - No Waste Way to Wash Dishes
  - How to Hand Wash Dishes
  - Washing Dishes by Hand
  - Why I Prefer Washing Dishes by Hand








To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
  - wash dishes without a dishwasher
      - use minimal soap
          - must be greywater friendly soap (the soap usually says "greywater safe" or "readily biodegradable")
      - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water
          - or approximate equivalent
              - might require five rounds in a small dish rack
          - yes, you are using the dishwasher as a dish drying rack

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
 - post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
 - post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
 - post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
 - describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
 - OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

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Washed dishes with less than 3 gallons of water and natural goat bar soap. https://oatsandivyfarm.com/shop-2/eucalyptus-lavender-74hra
Washed dishes with less than 3 gallons of water and natural goat bar soap. https://oatsandivyfarm.com/shop-2/eucalyptus-lavender-74hra
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How much water I used
How much water I used
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Dave Burton wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Nest.

In this Badge Bit you will wash your dishes without a dishwasher.



Here are some related threads.
  - Washing Dishes by Hand vs Dishwasher
  - Can You Wash Dishes Without Soap?
  - Low water technique hand washing dishes
  - A Way to Rinse Dishes with Little Water

Here are some related articles.
  - Hand Wash Dishes with Minimal Water
  - No Waste Way to Wash Dishes
  - How to Hand Wash Dishes
  - Washing Dishes by Hand
  - Why I Prefer Washing Dishes by Hand








To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
  - wash dishes without a dishwasher
      - use minimal soap
          - must be greywater friendly soap (the soap usually says "greywater safe" or "readily biodegradable")
      - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water
          - or approximate equivalent
              - might require five rounds in a small dish rack
          - yes, you are using the dishwasher as a dish drying rack

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
 - post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
 - post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
 - post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
 - describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
 - OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

 
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Dave Burton wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Nest.

In this Badge Bit you will wash your dishes without a dishwasher.



Here are some related threads.
  - Washing Dishes by Hand vs Dishwasher
  - Can You Wash Dishes Without Soap?
  - Low water technique hand washing dishes
  - A Way to Rinse Dishes with Little Water

Here are some related articles.
  - Hand Wash Dishes with Minimal Water
  - No Waste Way to Wash Dishes
  - How to Hand Wash Dishes
  - Washing Dishes by Hand
  - Why I Prefer Washing Dishes by Hand








To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
  - wash dishes without a dishwasher
      - use minimal soap
          - must be greywater friendly soap (the soap usually says "greywater safe" or "readily biodegradable")
      - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water
          - or approximate equivalent
              - might require five rounds in a small dish rack
          - yes, you are using the dishwasher as a dish drying rack

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
 - post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
 - post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
 - post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
 - describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
 - OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

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I used an unscented bar soap made by a friend the ingredients are: Saponified olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, goat milk. There are no harsh chemicals or anything that could damage your garden.
I used an unscented bar soap made by a friend the ingredients are: Saponified olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, goat milk. There are no harsh chemicals or anything that could damage your garden.
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Less than 3 gallons of water
Less than 3 gallons of water
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Dave Burton wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Nest.

In this Badge Bit you will wash your dishes without a dishwasher.



Here are some related threads.
  - Washing Dishes by Hand vs Dishwasher
  - Can You Wash Dishes Without Soap?
  - Low water technique hand washing dishes
  - A Way to Rinse Dishes with Little Water

Here are some related articles.
  - Hand Wash Dishes with Minimal Water
  - No Waste Way to Wash Dishes
  - How to Hand Wash Dishes
  - Washing Dishes by Hand
  - Why I Prefer Washing Dishes by Hand








To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
  - wash dishes without a dishwasher
      - use minimal soap
          - must be greywater friendly soap (the soap usually says "greywater safe" or "readily biodegradable")
      - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water
          - or approximate equivalent
              - might require five rounds in a small dish rack
          - yes, you are using the dishwasher as a dish drying rack

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
 - post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
 - post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
 - post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
 - describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
 - OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

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Lots of dirty dishes
Lots of dirty dishes
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I used a bar soap from a local farm that my friend made. Here are the ingredients: saponified, olive oil, coconut oil, Shea, butter, goat milk. There are no harsh chemicals, or anything that could harm your garden
I used a bar soap from a local farm that my friend made. Here are the ingredients: saponified, olive oil, coconut oil, Shea, butter, goat milk. There are no harsh chemicals, or anything that could harm your garden
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Dish washer load of clean dishes
Dish washer load of clean dishes
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Clean dishes!
Clean dishes!
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Washed dishes by hand, used greywater friendly soap, used less than 3 gallons of water. Soap ingredients =Saponified olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter and goat milk.
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Dirty dishes
Dirty dishes
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Washing
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Less than 3 gallons used
Less than 3 gallons used
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Clean dishes
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Soap that isn’t toxic or harsh to plants
Soap that isn’t toxic or harsh to plants
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Here's my submission.  I'm a bit confused by the '5 small dishwasher rack' line.  I don't own a dishwasher, and I deliberately saved up dishes all day for this BB.  I normally wash up as I go, which is very economical with water, because I put a drop of soap on the sponge, dampen the plate till the grease is soft, wipe the plate with the sponge, then rinse it.

These are way more dishes than I'd normally use in a day -- it's about half the crockery I own!  I'm sincerely hoping it's enough for the BB, because it's my last one for the Nest sand badge, and trying to come up with more dishes to wash at once is going to be very contrived.

Link to the washing-up liquid: https://www.ecoverdirect.com/products/washing-up-liquid-1-litre/ewash1l.aspx?productid=ewash1l

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I used fewer than 12 pints of water.
I used fewer than 15 pints of water, or around 2.25 US gallons.
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The liquid -- fully biodegradable. Link provided.
The liquid -- fully biodegradable. Link provided.
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Pretty difficult to take an action shot, but here's a pose.
Pretty difficult to take an action shot, but here's a pose.
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Used water, with all the dishes clean in the rack.
Used water, with all the dishes clean in the rack.

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Note: The total amount of dishes should equal a dishwasher load. This may require up to 5 lots of dishes in a small  dish drying rack, or 3 - 4 in a large 2 tier rack.

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To achieve the number of dishes required, you may need to show dish washing from a few days.  The total amount of water used is still limited to 3 gallons US over all the washing up.  So, one gallon each wash, about 4 litres.  Best wishes getting the BB put to bed so you can get your sand badge.

 
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Here is my submission.  My dishwasher broke with a full load in it.  You can see the blue soap in the bottom of the dishwasher in the dish drying picture.  Used Dawn soap, it says it has biodegradable surfactants, I hope that is enough.  I used the second sink to let the dishes drip dry because I don't want the extra water in my broken dishwasher.  It's only the second major appliance to break this week...at least I could fix the dryer.  Thanks for looking at this submission.
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Amount of soap I used in the scrubber wand.
Amount of soap I used in the scrubber wand.
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first rack of dishes
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second rack of dishes
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amount of water used
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drying dishes
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To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
- post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
- post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
- post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
- describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
- OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

Here we go! We alternate between handwashing and using the dishwasher in this house but I found the water requirement an interesting challenge, which I want to bring into my daily habits permanently to reduce our consumption. We used Dawn Dish soap which says "biodegradable surfactants". I do not often scrub the cast iron pans with it, they get hot water for the most part.

Disclaimer: there are better soaps on the market for this use, especially for greywater, but this is what we had on hand. I didn't wish to go purchase specific soap for this project (more plastic, more consumption). A screenshot of the website simply says "biodegradable surfactants". The submission above mine was approved using the same soap, so I went with it.
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I used a 4qt bowl to capture water and get an idea of water consumption
I used a 4qt bowl to capture water and get an idea of water consumption
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Scrubbin that rust
Scrubbin that rust
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First 4qts about halfway mark
First 4qts about halfway mark
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Another 2qts to finish
Another 2qts to finish
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Filled dishwasher
Filled dishwasher
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Soap used is dawn platinum. Original container is missing label from reuse but it's the same product
Soap used is dawn platinum. Original container is missing label from reuse but it
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I used about a gallon and a half of water including reusing some of the water I had just used to rinse my raspberry haul for the day (just a bit of plant matter which is okay for the scrubbing step.) I used unscented Castile soap (not the rose kind but that was the only bottle I had available to show brand.) We also reuse the dishwater for the garden.

https://www.drbronner.com/products/baby-unscented-pure-castile-liquid-soap?_pos=2&_sid=95749368a&_ss=r
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The black tub has my reused raspberry water
The black tub has my reused raspberry water
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Rinse off soapy dishes into the bucket to save water
Rinse off soapy dishes into the bucket to save water
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First round done
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Round two, added some new hot water to a new big bowl
Round two, added some new hot water to a new big bowl
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Saving more water
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Round two done
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Note: Hey Amy! Looks like you're a greywayer/dishes pro! I need a link to Dr. Bronners soap, where it shows the soap is biodegradable or plants-friendly, or something like that.

 
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I added the link and pictures of the brand website info.
 
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