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"Leaving it to soak for a bit"

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HappenstanceMarmite · 30/01/2016 10:06

AIBU to think that you should actually return to the item you've "left to soak" and deal with it?! As opposed to filling burnt-on roasting tray with hot suds and leaving it in sink overnight, where it will turn into a cold solidified chicken fat stinking fucking horror soup! You had no intention of ever returning to deal with it did you? Be honest. Does my fucking swede in.

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MaisyMooMoo · 30/01/2016 10:09

Quite like leaving dishes soaking in the sink bowl but not actually lifting the bowl out and placing it on the side so that other's might be able to run a tap without fear of making the dishwater cold. How long do these things need soaking for ffs! Grin

echt · 30/01/2016 10:21

Does my fucking swede in

The phrase made me larf. It's one I use.

Oh, and the stone-cold, fat-filled cooking trays are a total pisser.

HappenstanceMarmite · 30/01/2016 10:30

Worse, filling sink with aforementioned fatty "soup", then having to stick your arm into the filth to take plug out!!!

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PennyHasNoSurname · 30/01/2016 10:36

Dh does this. Three months ago he put a painting tray, roller and brush, outside on the table full of soapy water for "later". Its still there. I refuse steadfastly to have anything to do with it. You can see it from the kitchen window so its a visible reminder.

HappenstanceMarmite · 30/01/2016 11:05

Paint brush/roller "soaking for later" FFS! When did that ever end well?

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0hCrepe · 30/01/2016 11:10

I would do the same penny. Dh now gets cheap ones he throws away. He once got a stove top coffee pot. I told him I would never wash it as I don't drink coffee and the grounds annoy me. I think he used it twice before he forgot it and it went mouldy. He had the decency to throw it away eventually though!

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