Would you have washed these dishes?

[Anonymous]

If I knew there were used food / drink containers in the bag, then yes, if I had thought of it. I'm not that detail oriented though, and might have forgotten, or not thought about it. I think it was rude to make a face when A (or was it B?) looked in the bag.

[Anonymous]

If I'd bothered to open the bag or think about the fact that there were dishes/bottles in the bag. It's quite possible I would have just put the bag to the side and not thought about it-and I'd be guilty of spaciness, but not laziness or malice.

[Anonymous]

No, if the bag was zipped up and I didn't notice any smell.

[Anonymous]

Since it was the busy holiday season, I may have simply tossed the bag into my car to make sure I had it the next time I saw Friend B, and congratulated myself for being *that* organized. Not much time to do much else this time of year!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since it was the busy holiday season, I may have simply tossed the bag into my car to make sure I had it the next time I saw Friend B, and congratulated myself for being *that* organized. Not much time to do much else this time of year!

and this would be me too. I don't typically open other people's purses or what not. Depending on how close I am to friend A - I may have asked, "do you need me to put anything in the refrigerator or to wash stuff up before returning", but if I didn't ask and get permission to go into the bag, I most likely would never have opened it.

[Anonymous]

Yes. At a minimum would fully empty and rinse out (and tell friend ther were only rinsed).

[Anonymous]

Yes. You're friends right? Friends do nice things?

[Anonymous]

Were the dishes in the bag? If dishes were in the bag & bag was closed, I would not have thought to open the bag.

Also, if I had made a face, it probably would have been to grump at my own carelessness.

[Anonymous]

Probably, if I thought to look in the bag. I would not have dumped out the food container though. Like PP, I make a face like that at least once a week when DH or I forget to empty our own bottle bag and don't at least rinse out the dirty bottles before they start to smell.

[Anonymous]

Geez Louise. You could have washed the dishes in the time it took to type that.

When people leave belongings in my house that will rot and get stinky if I don't attend to them, I attend to them.

We run a sports program and bring home other people's belongings all the time. We always wash them if contact and pick-up take longer than the time until our next dishwasher load.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Since it was the busy holiday season, I may have simply tossed the bag into my car to make sure I had it the next time I saw Friend B, and congratulated myself for being *that* organized. Not much time to do much else this time of year!

and this would be me too. I don't typically open other people's purses or what not. Depending on how close I am to friend A - I may have asked, "do you need me to put anything in the refrigerator or to wash stuff up before returning", but if I didn't ask and get permission to go into the bag, I most likely would never have opened it.

+1

[Anonymous]

EWWWW. I would not open the bag! Half the time that kind of thing is discarded. That is why they make cheap plastic things.

[Anonymous]

no because unless I was asked could you just rinse the containers out real quick I wouldnt even have looked inside the bag to know there was any reason TO have washed them

[Anonymous]

At the very least, I would have rinsed. But yes, I would probably have washed.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I would have washed them if they had been left at my house.

If I had been the person to leave the bag and my friend returned them unwashed, I would not get mad because I had left the bag at her house. I would prob just throw the bottles away though after being dirty for three weeks.