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Hello!

I cleaned an oily dish without soap.
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Dirty plate.
Dirty plate.
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Brush into the compost bucket.
Brush into the compost bucket.
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Wiping plate with paper.
Wiping plate with paper.
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Hot water rinse.
Hot water rinse.
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Clean plate!
Clean plate!

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I love kale, especially with EVOO and eggs for breakfast.  This is the cleaning of said breakfast.
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Dirty bowl
Dirty bowl
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Wiping bowl
Wiping bowl
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Scraping bits to compost
Scraping bits to compost
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Hot water and washcloth
Hot water and washcloth
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Clean bowl
Clean bowl
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Washing/scrubbing  it out with sand/grit is also a good way to clean oily plates. Then rinse.
 
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