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Greasy utensils, plates, and cookware
They're a bit of a pain to wash afterwards. Especially if plastic.
How do y'all deal with these?
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Leave them to soak in clean (hot) dishwater for a while, then scrub them with a long-handled brush. The dishwater loosens the grease so it's not as much of a pain to get off, and the brush helps to lift all but the most dug-in stains.
Don't leave them sitting out for very long- if the grease dries, it becomes much more painful to clean them. Wait until the water is no longer so hot that you can't stand it before scrubbing it.
I'm tired so this seems relevant to me
Wipe 'em with a paper towel after eating to get the worst off beforehand, afterwards just standard dishwashing procedure.