Do you put into cleaning the dishes the parents give you with baby food? I have a family that sends puree'd food every morning (blueberry pear) and it's in this funky container that has the puree in every crevice of the lid. I need to soak it, use a toothpick, and several rinse cycles before it's 'clean'. I would throw it in my dishwasher, but I don't run it until the night cycle and I would like to return it at the end of the day. They also have these reusable pouches where the chunks get stuck by the squeeze part. No fun. I want to be helpful, but it's taking WAY too much of my time. Do I just explain, and return them rinsed? Or is that too gross and I should just suck it up
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
How Much Effort...
Collapse
X
-
Originally posted by KDC View PostDo you put into cleaning the dishes the parents give you with baby food? I have a family that sends puree'd food every morning (blueberry pear) and it's in this funky container that has the puree in every crevice of the lid. I need to soak it, use a toothpick, and several rinse cycles before it's 'clean'. I would throw it in my dishwasher, but I don't run it until the night cycle and I would like to return it at the end of the day. They also have these reusable pouches where the chunks get stuck by the squeeze part. No fun. I want to be helpful, but it's taking WAY too much of my time. Do I just explain, and return them rinsed? Or is that too gross and I should just suck it up
- Flag
Comment
-
I hate doing dishes and don't have a dishwasher. It's in my policies that I "rinse but not wash" any dishes they bring.
I usually squirt in a teeny dash of soap and swish it under HOT water for several seconds. Once dry, I put it in their bag.
- Flag
Comment
-
Originally posted by countrymom View Postthis is why I stopped letting parents bring baby food. Not only was I getting dirty moldy cups, plates and bottles but I would get expired baby food. I don't supply formula but I make sure at least that is left here so I can make sure its fresh.
- Flag
Comment
-
Originally posted by KDC View PostThis Mom has fancy bowls, but not moldy or gross. She makes her own organic puree's, but blueberry is a morning favorite for baby (not for me...the blueberry seeds and mush are EVERYWHERE!) He's in the swatting the spoon age, which really drives me batty, soon he'll be on more finger foods and my life will be easier They're good about providing healthy food, and I'm sure they wouldn't be upset about the rinsed dish, just makes me feel bad for some reason. I like things CLEAN... but these screw top blueberry filled cracks are just to much for me with my current crew.
- Flag
Comment
-
Originally posted by Blackcat31 View PostI rinse the dish and put it back in child's cubby/basket. I don't wash.
As a parent, I would prefer to wash my own anyways so even if you did wash it, I would re-wash anyways.
- Flag
Comment
Comment