Funny Story just happened.

So I was wondering whether I should ask all of you if you could sterilize sponges as far as it being kind of a shitty thread and all. So I ended up just trying to google it. So when I typed Disinfect into Google the auto fill came up with disinfect sponge microwave as like the fourth thing.

So now you all know I guess. only takes two minutes.

Lemonwalrus

United States5465 Posts

February 11 2010 05:46 GMT

And yet you still found a way to make a shitty thread about it.

micronesia

United States24736 Posts

February 11 2010 05:48 GMT

Actually I'm kinda glad you pointed this out... I'm gonna look into now for when I move out :3

Megalisk

United States6095 Posts

February 11 2010 05:50 GMT

5/5

LeperKahn

Romania1845 Posts

February 11 2010 05:53 GMT

I so often write out some response or thread post, realize I'm retarded, then delete it.
Seriously, I must have written 20+ unposted pages.

huameng

United States1133 Posts

February 11 2010 05:56 GMT

I rated this blog 3/5.

I mean, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, but i have no regrets.

zergnewb

United States816 Posts

February 11 2010 06:13 GMT

*starts a slow clap* Wise words indeed. Round applause!

5/5

jiabung

United States720 Posts

February 11 2010 06:21 GMT

Make sure you dampen the sponge before you nuke it to avoid fire sponges. Alternatives include boiling it on the stove in a pot with a lid, or bleaching.

Divinek

Canada4045 Posts

February 11 2010 06:44 GMT

i find it strange it went in the order of thinking about asking tl - > google, instead of just trying to google it first then if that failed trying to ask tl

Waxangel

United States33479 Posts

February 11 2010 06:50 GMT

#10

good reminder, I think will boil my sponges o_O

DoctorHelvetica

United States15034 Posts

February 11 2010 06:59 GMT

#11

my sponges always smell bad i should start doing this

Ozarugold

2716 Posts

February 11 2010 07:05 GMT

#12

Ah! I wrote a (kinda lame and shitty) blog about that! Good times good times...

AttackZerg

United States7465 Posts

February 11 2010 07:06 GMT

#13

I reuse sponges alot at my store and I never new I could disinfect them in the microwave. That is baller, thats for the bad blog, it might have just saved me from getting some weird sponge infection ... ^^

KwarK

United States43203 Posts

February 11 2010 07:41 GMT

#14

seagrinker laying out the knowledge.

Navi

5286 Posts

February 11 2010 07:49 GMT

#15

On February 11 2010 14:53 LeperKahn wrote:
I so often write out some response or thread post, realize I'm retarded, then delete it.
Seriously, I must have written 20+ unposted pages.

Same

I thought this blog would be a rant on our shared retardedness

I used to drop sponges in boiling water, has anyone tried this microwaving blasphemy and not had their sponge dry/screw up?

Husky

United States3362 Posts

February 11 2010 07:50 GMT

#16

Great tip. This worked wonders on my old sponges.

Mikilatov

United States3897 Posts

February 11 2010 09:57 GMT

#17

I'm certain this will please TL's wealth of stay-at-home moms.

SlayerS_BunkiE

Canada1711 Posts

February 11 2010 10:59 GMT

#18

this isn't a useless thread. thanks for the tip.

CharlieMurphy

United States22895 Posts

February 11 2010 20:06 GMT

#19

wait so when you microwave it, does it need to be soaking wet? Do you need soap on it at all? Should it be in a bowl of water? Or do you just put it in there dry?

PS- someone said this made their whole house/kitchen smell like dirty sponge afterwords.

On February 11 2010 16:49 Navi wrote:

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Same

I thought this blog would be a rant on our shared retardedness

i do it too ofc.