I’ve found its damn near impossible to wash a spoon without getting splashed. I’m even consciously aware of this phenomenon when I wash dishes but I still can’t avoid the renegade attacks by the little bastards. Everything is fine, faucet on a nice medium flow, and then you put a spoon under the stream and time speeds up. No matter how you angle the thing, the water slingshots off of it and does a beeline for your dress shirt – usually carrying just enough pasta sauce with it to cause concern.
You also have to take into account our tiny sinks. It’s not so much the spoons fault but more that we’re doing our dishes in Barbie’s sink.
Use slotted spoons. They don’t create as much of a splash.
Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation
Anyway … nice blog to visit.
cheers, Foeman