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[quote=Anonymous]Depends if they're personal dishes or not. One former workplace of mine had a dishwashing machine in every kitchenette and a stock of communal plates, cutlery, coffee mugs, etc. The "culture" that developed over time was that people left dishes in the sink to be loaded in the dishwasher by admins or custodial staff. Why? Because if it wasn't anyone's job to load and unload the dishwasher, we'd end up with a purgatory of half-full and half-washed dishes. It's hard enough at home among your own family to keep track of "are these dirty? are these clean?" It's different if they are truly "personal" dishes that people bring in. Basically no one else should be expected to ever have to handle anyone's personal plates and mugs.[/quote]
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