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Cat Forum / General Topics / January 2007Inexpensive automatic dishwasher.
Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've discovered that my cat can and do lick clean my dishes. Saves on pre=scraping before loading the dishwasher. It's a bit slow but free. She also licks my toes and feet. Do I still need to wash them with soap and water? > Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've discovered that my > cat can and do lick clean my dishes. Saves on pre=scraping before > loading the dishwasher. It's a bit slow but free. > > She also licks my toes and feet. Do I still need to wash them with > soap and water? It's more frugal to keep pet roaches and ants than cats. Not only will they handle all your cleanup chores, you won't have any vet bills either. Plus, they're more affectionate! Don Cats also make make great clean-up devices after sex. They will lick clean whatever orifice or member is needing it. The great bonus is that even after 4 or 5 orgasms, your cat can still give you (or your partner, as the case may be) one more. Brings a whole meaning to the colloquial term Pussy. --Cadman > Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've discovered that my > cat can and do lick clean my dishes. Saves on pre=scraping before > loading the dishwasher. It's a bit slow but free. > > She also licks my toes and feet. Do I still need to wash them with > soap and water? > Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've > discovered that my cat can and do lick clean my dishes. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > She also licks my toes and feet. Do I still need to wash > them with soap and water? No, cat spit is the best detergent known to man ;-) Ivor Oh, man. How can you handle that scrapy cat tongue on your toes??? Doesn't it drive you crazy? Mike in Illinois > Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've discovered that my > cat can and do lick clean my dishes. Saves on pre=scraping before > loading the dishwasher. It's a bit slow but free. > > She also licks my toes and feet. Do I still need to wash them with > soap and water? > Oh, man. How can you handle that scrapy cat tongue on your toes??? Doesn't > it drive you crazy? > > Mike in Illinois I only let her do the bottom where the skin is really leathery. Too bad her tongue can't remove corns and dead skin. > Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've discovered that my > cat can and do lick clean my dishes. Saves on pre=scraping before > loading the dishwasher. It's a bit slow but free. > > She also licks my toes and feet. Do I still need to wash them with > soap and water? Professionals today advise not to pre-rinse dishes; that it's a waste of water and energy. >> Great for prewashing dishes and pots and pans. I've discovered that my >> cat can and do lick clean my dishes. Saves on pre=scraping before [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Professionals today advise not to pre-rinse dishes; that it's a waste > of water and energy. Not to be elitist or anything, but I don't think most professional dishwashers have climbed high enough up the tree of knowledge to credibly evaluate energy usage or the sanitary effects of pre-rinsing. Don
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