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Clean an Oily Dish Without Soap - PEP BB nest.sand.oilydish

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Post-salad bowl cleaning without using soap - only a scraper, a paper towel, and a tiny bit of hot water.
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oily bowl after the meal is over
oily bowl after the meal is over
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wiped plate with paper to the side (not pictured: scraper used to consume remaining food into one last bite. No compost)
wiped bowl with paper to the side (not pictured: scraper used to consume remaining food into one last bite. No compost)
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last bit of oil being removed with hot water
last bit of oil being removed with hot water
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the newly cleaned bowl
the newly cleaned bowl

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I can a sausages and vegetable rice for dinner and it left a bit of oil on my plate. I used a paper towel to wipe it off and water without soap to finish it off.
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My dirty plate
My dirty plate
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Using paper towel to wipe off oil
Using paper towel to wipe off oil
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Using warm water to rinse the rest
Using warm water to rinse the rest
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One clean plate!
One clean plate!
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Had some lovely creamy pasta and pork for lunch. But, alas, with yummy meals comes clean up.
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Dirty, greasy plate
Dirty, greasy plate
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The chickens will thank me.
The chickens will thank me.
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I can use this at our next cookout
I can use this at our next cookout
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Hot water time and hand time
Hot water time and hand time
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Clean and wet
Clean and wet
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Clean and dry. Ready for the next tasty meal
Clean and dry. Ready for the next tasty meal

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1 Thessalonians 5:14-15

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I cleaned an oily plate.

scraps for chickens

Wiping with paper towel

Under Hot Water

All Clean

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This is an old trick of mine to not waste water or soap, and it`s just my luck it`s also BB-material!

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Shepherds pie greasy remains
Shepherds pie greasy remains
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Removing the greasy bits with a paper
Removing the greasy bits with a paper
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Washing off the residue
Washing off the residue
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Drying close to done
Drying close to done
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Back home with its friends!
Back home with its friends!
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Paper bunched with a friend in the firestarter-urn.
Paper bunched with a friend in the firestarter-urn.

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