"Janet Wilder" > wrote in message
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> enigma wrote:
>
>> i buy the refill size bottles. do you have 64 oz bottles of dishsoap
>> sitting on your sink? would you want to use that big a jug to put soap on
>> your dishcloth?
>> i have a pump bottle that i put the soap in for everyday use. it holds
>> maybe 20 oz. it looks pretty funny when i buy a different color & refill
>> before it's empty, with layers of colors in it (which last until the kid
>> decides to shake the bottle).
>> i just can't see confusing soap for oil if things are where they
>> 'belong' in your kitchen.
>
> At a farmers' market in the Pennsylvaina Dutch country, I purchased an
> apron for the dish soap bottle. It was made of material printed with the
> logo of DH's favorite football team. It drew him to the sink to wash the
> dinner stuff when we lived in our RV full time.
>
> Now that we have a house and a dishwasher, I put the little apron on my
> bottle of hand lotion that I keep on the sink. (The dish washing liquid is
> in a built-in pump container.) The little apron still draws him to the
> sink and he washes the dinner pots and wooden salad things.
>
> Why not get or make an apron for the soap bottle.


Because that's ridiculous. Anyone who can't tell a soap product from cooking
oil needs to be moved to a group home or assisted living facility.

Get real.