I just read this in an advice column, Dear Abby -
Has anyone ever heard of someone doing this? It's the strangest thing I've heard in awhile. Will the dishwasher just make everything clean so it doesn't matter? Would you eat at this person's house?
DEAR ABBY: My stepdaughter came and cleaned our house when my wife -- her mother -- was ill. I appreciated her efforts, until I noticed she had put the toilet brush in the dishwasher with the dishes. I quietly removed it.
Am I overreacting because I no longer want to eat at her house? This made me extremely uncomfortable because most of our family gatherings are at her house. -- TURNED OFF IN TEXAS
DEAR TURNED OFF: Ew! Had I been in your position, when I saw what she had done, I'd have hit high C. And I wouldn't have been subtle about removing the toilet brush from the dishwasher. What a gross lapse of judgment. I wouldn't want to eat at her house either, and I'd let my spouse know exactly why. (Please tell me your stepdaughter didn't learn this from her mother.)
Has anyone ever heard of someone doing this? It's the strangest thing I've heard in awhile. Will the dishwasher just make everything clean so it doesn't matter? Would you eat at this person's house?