Husband has a PhD in a science subject and can manage complex international projects, but still hasn't figured out the mechanics of washing up.
- 'Scrubs' dishes using the soft side of the sponge, so supposedly clean dishes still have marks and grease on them. Have to end up redoing these.
- Rarely turns washed glasses upside down, so they just sit there gathering pooled water.
- Doesn't gather to wash anything else that's in the kitchen other than those things immediately in/next to the sink. It's like blinkered tunnel vision.
- Whole sink and worktop area is left soaking weft afterwards with residues of food, grime and soap. It looks so depressing that I almost wish he hadn't bothered.
Any attempt to address these meets a response of 'let me do things my way' and 'you should appreciate that I'm doing my bit'. Should I just let him carry on and keep sorting it out afterwards? :S