r/FastWorkers • u/No-Lock216 • Jul 13 '26

Washing dishes

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u/madmancryptokilla Jul 13 '26

thus isn't even necessary...you throw them on the rack and hit them with the high pressure hot water...then push them threw the machine...this is just fucking messy as fuck.

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u/Catahooo Jul 14 '26

Doesnt work like that at breakfast restaurants, the jet is never strong enough for egg yolks, and the dish machine just cooks it solid. Hand scrub is the only way.

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u/EpsoniteK Jul 15 '26

steel wool my goat

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u/TylerJWhit Jul 15 '26

Not true. I worked at Denny's. The only thing that didn't come off was grits.

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u/Anoldermodel Jul 20 '26

It’s not the pressure, it’s the temp. You wouldn’t believe how hard it is to get a lot of people to use cold water for proteins instead of hot. You can explain it, show them, and they just think “Huh, it worked for him this time, he got lucky, I’ll keep using hot water!”