Wade's Dishwasher

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[@menelcrist]

First it's Bob's Fridge, now it's Wade's Dishwasher, what's next? Mark's 5 Oven's?

[@jubuttib]

Wade pretty much has a monopoly on all issues related to water in some way... =)

[@homerman76]

​@@jubuttibWasn't the issue with Bob's fridge water related though 🤔

[@layan6449]

I can see that happening

[@jubuttib]

@@homerman76 ... You got me there, bud.

[@endermanwithalowercasee]

After the 5 Oven's, it'll be time for Appliances: Endgame

[@AmericanMetalhead100]

3 grown men discuss in ernest the nuance and intricacies of dishwashers.

[@toyfreaks]

"People who want knowledge are the real fools!"

[@benjypineapple2570]

They should call this kitchen nightmares

[@suri-da6674]

I agree with Mark, but I also somewhat agree with Bob tbh. Mark isnt wrong on stating the obvious, in that cleaning dishes is what dishwashers are designed for, but Bob pretty much has a valid point on older or more knockoff stuff just not working as good, regardless of what you say they "should" be doing. So better safe than sorry to like somewhat remove some of the tougher leftovers and stuff and let the dishwasher do the rest Wade, I dont know whats up with him, he's just on the extreme side lmao

[@savs1313]

I completely agree with what Mark's saying but Bob and Wade are right. We just don't live in that world, lol.

[@smokeykat2066]

Im pretty sure mark said he gave his ovens away

[@Zman1025]

Wade's Dishwasher, Bob's Fridge. Where's Mark's Oven?

[@nonyabeeswax366]

HE IS A MAN WITH 5 OVENS

[@ianmintz12806]

@@nonyabeeswax366 5 fucking ovens! I mean holy shit, he can cook a WHOLE BUNCH of food with 5 ovens!

[@sirennightshade4977]

Which one? He's got five. :P

[@ianmintz12806]

@@sirennightshade4977 all of them, obviously! Knowing the doofus idiot that Mark is, he’ll probably use all five ovens at the same time!

[@maniqueliyanage2902]

@@nonyabeeswax366 TECHNICALLY 7

[@MedEvil1c]

Wade's dishwasher, 2 fridges for Bob and Mark, ... Mark's 5 ovens, .... Wade's 10 toilets eventually we will complete the 12 days of song

[@MDreamerIsBi]

On the first day of Christmas, fate had given to me... A house smeared with Chicas shit! On the second day of Christmas, fate had given to me... 2 shitty fridges, and a house smeared with Chicas shit! On the 3rd day of Christmas, fate had given to me... 3 business days, two shitty fridges, and a house smeared with Chicas shit! On the 4th day of Christmas, fate had given to me... 4 delivery dummies, three business days, two shitty fridges, and a house smeared with Chicas shit! On the 5th day of Christmas, fate had given to me... MARKS 5 OVENS! 4 delivery dummies, 3 business days, two shitty fridges, and a house smeared with Chicas shit! That's all I got for now, lol.

[@fyzorrkigen]

Just saying dishwashers are actually designed to have the soap cling to the food left on the plate. You are supposed to lightly rinse but you don't need to deep clean the dishes. As long as there isn't any full matter on the dishes, they are designed on the premise that the dishes are dirty. So mark is right.

[@WarriorAuranae]

I’ll agree with this: I know I probably clean mine more than needed, but my goal is really just to get solid matter off. because I don’t run the dishwasher every night, and even when I do, where does that solid food go? I had friends over for tacos, and they put their dishes straight in - I opened the dishwasher to find ground meat and shredded cheese all over the bottom, and if I hadn’t looked it would just sit in there rotting all night. and if I ran it instead, I bet that junk would clog something or just make an internal mess.

[@fyzorrkigen]

@WarriorAuranae yeah that's what I meant by lightly rinse. There shouldn't be any food matter in the dishwasher at all, but when it comes to like sauce, grease, or residue it's fine. The soap works better on those than solid food matter.

[@blooocki]

Our dishwasher destroys ALL leftovers

[@wobbuffetbuffet]

Exactly. My husband didn't believe this until I refused to let him prewash. Dishes come out cleaner when you leave some crap on them. Just make sure you clean your dishwasher filter, which is super easy.

[@SophiiLuca]

I just scrape the rest of the food off the plate or bowl with my used utensil into the trash bag for biodegradable stuff, and put the dishes into the dishwasher. Easy and takes at most a minute.

[@yiperowo]

Dishwasher has 12 entries on rule 34, so I would say yes, it's a thing

[@ethereality1565]

thank you for your service

[@Kofi_bins]

o7

[@The_Easy_Kill]

Now to play Devils Advocate, are they actual dishwashers, or the character Dishwasher from Dishwasher: Vampires Smile?

[@hiwaga7399]

​@@The_Easy_Kill there are at least 8 drawings about actual non-anthropomorphic dishwashers with dongs on the internet.

[@actionjaxtheultrasithlord3717]

No way. Is that real?

[@1967rhino]

“Bob’s fridge” “Mark’s fridge” “Wade’s dishwasher” We were on the verge of greatness. We were this close.

[@aff77141]

Don't give up hope yet, we still have until the podcast ends

[@thatnerddowntown]

Damnit wade

[@HeartlessSystem]

Nah nah, it's "Mark's Five Ovens" my guy.

[@darkestwilightt]

I'm the 400th like

[@SnowLily123]

Correction: “Mark’s 5 (technically 7) ovens”

[@CoralineDowntheLine]

I really should start listening to distractable podcast regularly my god , I am amazed how a conversation about a dishwasher can be this interesting.

[@mixedmaniac7957]

I guarantee, this isn't even among the more relatively entertaining conversations (not saying I didn't enjoy it). My point is, watch/listen to distractible. You won't regret it. It keeps a smile on my face and I think that's more precious than anything.

[@GrimKreeper]

Dishwashers got my teacher on a 40 minute tangent. "Should I get one or no?" was a class discussion. We barley did anything that day.

[@kuldana413]

The ads really kill the vibe now, I miss the ad reads, those were funny. now we got some woman who wants to sound good at science and makes a sex joke about drilling a dentist? the only drill i think about with the dentist goes BZZZZZ..ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ..ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ..ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. the opposite of sexy

[@chelsearoses22]

Even their most recent Weird Things, I haven't finished Part 2, but the first has hilarious moments. One of my favorite episodes is Who's The Worst (Morals or No Morals), quite a few 😅

[@darkmask5933]

I love how Wade says anthropormorphic right the first time (to give human qualities to) and then is sure he's wrong and changes it to anesthesiologist instead. XD

[@hashtagrex]

not quite, he said animorphic 😂

[@TheRogueWolf]

I have a fetish for being shamed for a dishwasher fetish. Thanks, Mark!

[@stitchlover4381]

Ironic

[@charliehorse8401]

What?

[@screaming-birb]

"dishwashers are supposed to last decades!" me: *nervously glances over to our fourth dishwasher in three years that has once again detached itself from the counter*

[@MDreamerIsBi]

Yeah, when Bob said that I literally said out loud "In what? The 80s?"

[@Shaun_Jones]

Our dishwasher is 8 years old and although it’s needed fixed a couple of times, it still cleans just as well as the day we bought it.

[@Camdaltron27]

Same

[@CLC-1000]

Now, we just need an appliance escapade from Mark. One day, I feel this will happen.

[@TheopolisTV]

his 5 ovens

[@CLC-1000]

@@TheopolisTV Yes, that would be a great story.

[@H.u.m.a.n.]

He had his own fridge escapade after Bob did I don't remember which ep exactly, just look up "Mark's Fridge Distractible" or sumn idk

[@tessadelafuente9318]

*remembers his 5 ovens*

[@HappyMatt12345]

The first thing i thought when i read the title was "Bobs fridge: finally, a worthy opponent... Our battle will be legendary!" Lol

[@Xainar]

Wade really just said gettin' jiggy with a dishwasher. Absolute unit.

[@MDreamerIsBi]

Honestly, as long as Molly's aware and okay with it, let him have this lol.

[@elpabloescobar8278]

"the more I learned the less I wanna know" never heard more true words then that

[@MDreamerIsBi]

Quote of the decade babe.

[@DuchessofEarlGrey]

"In much knowledge is much grief. And he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow..."

[@spinning_JonnyDepp]

Wades gonna have more dish washers then mark did have ovens😭

[@jubuttib]

Ugh, so much water and effort wasted on washing the dishes before the dishwasher...

[@you_gullible_fucc]

enjoy having yesterday's supper with today's lunch huh? jk. but I'm still with Bob and Wade on this

[@NomadicSims]

I think Bob also needs a new dishwasher if he has to fully hand wash his dishes before using the machine 😂

[@MDreamerIsBi]

Yeh, just lightly rinse anything with full food matter on it then pop those bad bois in the fecking dishwasher.

[@silvergirl145]

Bob's Fridge Mark's Ice Maker Wade's Dishwasher These men and their appliances

[@stitchlover4381]

I love how Wade was like "YOU JUST ASKED" 😂

[@alfadasfire]

Nah you don't clean dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. You just put those dirty things in there and boom they are clean. I'm with Mark on this one.

[@daniellandon6811]

Mark's right lol.

[@lehonouredone]

Mark: Its supposed to wash your dish KZbin Captions: Its supposed to wash your di*k

[@GooTheMighty]

It’s not just splashing with hot water, it’s spaying with boiling water! Those spinny propeller things in the washer only spin because of the water pressure, and I’ve nearly burned myself on dishes fresh out of a washer that didn’t have time factored in to let the dishes cool. That’s why some dishes are NOT dishwasher safe. The heat will straight up melt them or crack them, depending on the material.

[@hotlavatube]

"Who there has a kink about dishwashers?" (looks around nervously) "Stepbrother, help! I'm stuck in my dishwasher!"

[@Luna_B_8]

To Mark, I worked in many restaurants and I've been lazy so I have that knowledge (and f getting yelled at by the chef I'm past learning and I don't let the dishwasher do everything cause it's just as lazy as me), if you don't scrap the food off the plates and/or whatever before putting it in the dishwasher, some of the food may not come off, sure there is a drain but it will get clogged at some point and it won't remove what's really stuck on the plate/whatever, also a dishwasher is only truly useful if you have a lot to clean, you do everything halfway and the dishwasher will do the other half of much more things than you could've done in the same timespan

[@wobbuffetbuffet]

Commercial dishwashers are very different than residential ones. Your average in home dishwasher and detergent are designed for there to be some crud left on them. Not burned on stuff but if you already are prewashing your the dishwasher doesn't work as well. There are videos explaining how this works. You just need to glance at your filter when you unload and if it is full of crud you clean it. They come out easily. As for commercial ones, most don't use any soap because it is just insanely hot water spraying up. So I guess if you don't use dishwasher detergent maybe go the prescrub method. I'm midway to being an old lady and have cleaned a depressing amount of dishes in all sorts of environments. Always follow the machine's instructions. Modern in-home dishwashers will tell you not to prewash. A bigger issue people have with dishes not coming out clean enough is improper loading. As unpopular as it is always read the instructions for any new machine so that you can make sure to get your money out of it.

[@pedrostormrage]

We're very close to getting the holy trinity of appliance failures. We've already gotten Bob's fridge and Wade's dishwasher, so now I'm waiting for Mark to have oven issues (he has 5 of them, so the odds are against him).

[@sablebranwen2539]

Ah, another edition of Mark, Bob and Wade vs. Household Appliances

[@phorks1734]

i do the same thing as wade with the dishwashers, i hate the feeling of leaving stuff on the plates before i put em in

[@aff77141]

Was shopping for a washer and dryer last year, at least three salesmen said that most machines are only made to last about 5 years now, especially washers and dryers. Tell your reps about right to repair, kids! Also clean your dishwasher drains and filters, or like in my house even if you pre-clean them they'll come out dirtier than you put it in

[@wobbuffetbuffet]

Isn't it depressing? I have a fridge with damaged seals (from spawnlings) that we keep running by using toddler locks to latch it tight when not in use. We just don't want to replace it as it is a decade old and now it is harder to find a decent low frills fridge. My family laughs at me but everyone else has had to replace their fridge every 3-5 years and we still have ours. When we have to buy new appliances, we look for as low frills/tech as possible. Same with vehicles. The more gadgets added the harder to fix and the quicker to fail.

[@embo6269]

It's like a washing machine- you have stained clothes, you prewash. If it's just normal wear dirt, you toss it straight in the wash. Very true about the enzym soap.. MIL cleans dishes very well before dish washer and they come out sticky. She puts them away to use sticky.. send help

[@Demented_Chaos]

I feel so bad for Mark in this argument over the abilities of dishwashers. Somehow, in all the vast crowds of people he has known, he befriended two guys from the 3% of people who fail to acknowledge the entire point of a dishwasher and fail to understand the mechanical power of water pressure despite knowing power washers exist. The optimal way about ensuring your dishwasher-washed dishes are clean is by inspecting them after they're put through the washer, and only cleaning the areas that were stubborn or sheltered from the washer. Why in the flying f*ck would millions of people all pay ludicrous prices for a machine that squirts hot water on already cleaned dishes? Just run your dishes under hot water if that's what you're looking for because the dishwater is using your water heater as the source for its hot water anyway.

[@Mr.Alright]

4:51. I’m a dishwasher and I’m the exact same way as wade. When I’m working I make sure everything is clear and clean before putting it through. I even put silverware through 3-5 times, sort it, then another 3-4 times. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, I don’t work there so whatever the chefs do, hopefully it’s at least clean enough when it comes out of the dishwasher.

[@aceofspades3550]

Anyone else have a sneaking suspicion that this will turn into another "Bob's Fridge" story 🤣🤣🤣

[@FourthDerivative]

My rule is, if it's solid and wouldn't fit through a quarter-inch diameter hole, it needs to be scrubbed off. Otherwise the dishwasher can handle it

[@joanwiltonrice2769]

I'm on Mark's side. I mean scrape stuff into the trash and the stick it in and run it.

[@danielasanty1833]

Aw man, there goes my kink 😂

[@zanderg7048]

My childhood neighbor would SCRUB, SCRAP AND WASH before putting it in the dishwasher like 'its sanitizes' ... ... BUT YOURE PUTING IT IN CLEAN. People are suppose to scrap any food left into the trash so there's not much on there in the first place. The main issue is usually that gutter in the bottom gunks out and slows everything down bc its not lile the laundry vent things that you just pull out its like SEVERAL PARTS you need to pull out to clean IT SHOULD BE LOCATED IN LIKE A DRAWER TO SIDE OUT FROM UNDERNEATH and not several leagues under the floor of the dishwasher. Also most washers dont come with like writing or arrows to tell you where the gutter parts are

[@idiomasentusiasticos7954]

By Wade’s logic, he should also wash his clothes before he puts them in the wash.

[@allisonbeattie4738]

"The more ive learned the less I wanna know" -Wade 2023....Yes, this. All of this! 😂

[@mackenzie2282]

5:36 Let it dry, let it dry, let it evaporate and dry! Come on, who's with me?

[@annadventurer4231]

I'm with wade because i do scrub mine, but i like the fact that it helps sanitize the dishes as well as clean. I know I'm imperfect, I'm human, I'm gonna miss stuff. It's just nice to have that little bit of extra care for my soul.

[@wobbuffetbuffet]

Your detergent and washing machines sensor (assuming you have a modern one) work better with food stuffs left on. Not burnt on or full sandwiches or anything but otherwise it messes with the sensors. Goodhousekeeping has an article on it.

[@7ona]

Yeah, I've worked at a few restaurants. You really don't want to know. I barely like going out. My logic is, well if these places are like that, what makes anywhere else any different?

[@cerebraltr6798]

The everwaited sequel to Bob’s Fridge!!!!

[@orderlysummit]

"dishwashers are supposed to last decades" sorry to say it my dude but my family has been in this house for just over a single decade, and we've gone through three different dishwashers and are currently without

[@candysiandi]

100% with Mark on this. I never had a dishwasher until my adult years and was surprised to learn this. So, I just didn't use it cause what's the point? Should be called a dish rinser, if anything.

[@ryllyparsonson7046]

4:06 if you gotta wash it 90% before you put it in the dishwasher, why not just wash it all yourself?

[@carlospeltier2957]

exactly

[@RhiannonSmudge]

I'm in the same camp as Bob. Our dishwasher isn't as efficient as it used to be, so we gotta scrub all the food off the dishes or else the food basically gets baked onto the dish, making it way harder to clean off.

[@MidnightMilkMan]

I'm with Mark, I'm just washing my dishes by hand at that rate

[@martinrose2668]

hot water IS A MECHANICAL FORCE, BOB

[@CyborgGrizzly]

Don't forget the pressure behind it also being a mechanical force

[@rikuaotsuki6353]

An anthropomorphic dishwasher? Wade, that's called a 1950's housewife.

[@Jayne1971]

I just want to know how long people are leaving their dishes to be cleaned if the remnants are caked on and need scrubbing before putting them in the dishwasher... 🤔

[@zetomer5468]

2:44 My curiosity will kill me some day... *searches Dishwasher R34*

[@lalala300]

That's my hang up about dishwashers: you absolutley need to scrub your dishes before putting it through a cycle for garunteed clean dishes. But if your already scrubbing your dishes, just add some soap and your already done?

[@katierasburn9571]

Exactly man! Save yourself the damn money and just use a sink if the machine is really that useless

[@momingwithadhd9963]

Might as well wash them by hand at that point lol 😂

[@mr.saturn]

1:59 Eh, I've seen weirder...and unfortunately intentionally. No, I will not explain and tempt people.

[@anthonyrausch5708]

I am a “RINSE THE DISH OR GLASS OUT BEFORE YOU PUT IT IN THE DISHWASHER GUY” On more than “ONE OCCASION” the dishes “HAVE NOT COME OUT; SPICK AND SPAN” And that sometimes happens even “IF YOU RINSE THE DISH OR GLASS OUT IN THE FIRST PLACE” Sometimes i think just “HAND WASHING” would be faster; especially if you are a “SINGLE GUY OR GAL”

[@T1redCr0w]

Waitwaitwaitwait he said his dishwasher isn't getting all the grime off but he's washing them fully before putting them in soooo, how is there still grime on it???

[@jaythefae]

I'm assuming he learned this by testing whether the wash would clean off everything if he didn't rinse/scrub the dishes. I've done that with my washer too.

[@jexusdomel5194]

i cant stand this, if bob needs to clean 90% of his dishes THEN WHY USE THE DISHWASHER IN THE FIRST PLACE???????? JUST FINISH CLEANING IT, its just a waste of water and electricity at that point god

[@sammcburney148]

I've always just washed by hand. Mostly because I have never lived in a house with a dish washer lol

[@VampyreVladimira]

I have severe germaphobia, especially when it comes to my hands. I've had this issue since I was a child. I can't handle the thought of my hands being dirty. I'm constantly washing and/or sanitizing my hands. It's so bad that I could never touch dirty plates, let alone wash dirty dishes my entire life growing up. Recently, my mom died last year. I'm 38. Our process was she would put the dirty dishes in the dishwasher, and I would remove them, so I wouldn't have to worry about touching them. She did what Wade and Bob do. I mentally and physically just can't. Even with gloves, the block is still there, but I've overcome it as much as I can to where what I do is I will put the dishes (as quickly as possible) into the dishwasher. Put the setting on deep clean. Then when it's done, I'll run the dishwasher on deep clean again, and once it's done the second time, I'll inspect the dishes, and if there's any specs of anything on the dishes, I'll leave them in the dishwasher, and put everything else up. I can't explain why my germaphobia is so bad, but this system has worked for me, and I'm actually extremely proud of myself for overcoming it as much as I have since she died.

[@jayvee1387]

honestly tho..... If i have to WASH the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher, then WTF is the point?.....

[@WolfgangDoW]

Ok I know exactly why his dishwasher isn't washing correctly. 1) Not using the prewash feature in how all dishwashers function. 2) Scrubbing the plates before putting them in. Scrape but don't scrub, soap actually needs something to cling onto to work properly With the prewash feature, all dishwashers do 2 cycles, a prewash then main wash. The use of tablets means the prewash stage is done with zero detergents so barely does anything. Throw out the tablets and buy the dirt cheap POWDER detergent and put it in both detergent holders, the prewash is usually right next to the main holder too. If there is no specific prewash detergent holder then literally just throw the powder loose into the machine, like over the dishes Technology Connections has 2 amazing videos that show how dishwashers actually work and how vital that prewash stage is and how tablets work against how dishwashers are designed to work Like seriously, do these 2 things and I guarantee any dishwasher even old ones will suddenly start cleaning so much more efficiently Wade says he worries about food particles swimming around in the machine, well guess what that prewash stage is designed for? 🙃 Also water is a very powerful mechanical force, like power washing exists. Come on Mark has so many videos of him cleaning thick dirt purely from the power of water lmao

[@TheWiseDoge]

The reason why we hear about Bob’s Fridge and Wade’s Dishwasher, but not Mark’s oven. It’s because Mark has 5 ovens. He’s good to go.

[@audiotinker]

I’m with Wade. Honestly I’ve tried it the other way and since the dishes don’t get washed in there immediately it starts smelling bad if you don’t pre rinse them. Idk I just have to do it 🤣

[@tiquito]

if wade is SCRUBING stuff before putting it in a dishwasher he might as well just wash everything by hand and safe money

[@NamelessAidan]

I'm with Mark in the dishwasher thing. What's the point of a dishwasher if you wash the dishes by hand anyway? Like scrape them off or give em a quick rinse sure but if you're going to wash them by hand why waste the electricity?

[@danniemorris7423]

I 1000% agree with mark- bc why am I basically washing them before I put them in the machine that is meant to wash them for me!!?? What’s the point then? 😂

[@TRB4008]

All you old people, get a modern dishwasher, technology has gotten better from 50 years ago.

[@sarakinnersley3333]

Is mark’s oven next?

[@firefly4515]

I'm with mark! whats the point in washing clean dishes in a dishwasher?! 😭😭 unless its rly caked on either wash em by hand or just put them straight in a dishwasher 😂😭

[@briae1944]

Kink Shamming is Mark's Kink 😂

[@emilyofjane]

4:52 I worked at an Italian restaurant, and I had to physically wipe off half-eaten pasta that the dishwasher missed from the forks and knives on a regular basis. Make of that information what you will.

[@makeitupvariety]

Either Mark has a great dishwasher, or mine just Absolutely Sucks

[@Misshowzat]

If anyone doesn't rely on their dishwasher to take care of 90% of gunk (baked on is different) I just see them as an old person wasting their time

[@billyhall9876]

Okay as someone who works in the industry first the average lifespan of a dishwasher is 7 years not decades. Bob it sounds like your dishwasher is either worn out or hasn't been maintained properly.

[@justateddybear194]

Nothin cleans dishes like good old fashioned elbow grease No pun intended

[@xxanimeparadisexx2712]

Ahemn bob amhen my family got a old dishwasher old dry cleaner and a old washing machine soo we gonna improvise and make work with what we got

[@kazuichihobbs214]

Okay but if I put the dirty dishes in the shitty washer and they come out dirty still they will be less dirty therefore makeing my life a little less difficult even if they come out dirty I just rinse them with hot ass water before putting them in

[@posterchildapocolypse5454]

I dont understand, what is the point of having a dis washer is you arewashing your dishes except for a glorified dish drier

[@vicenteisaaclopezvaldez2450]

2:33 Have you ever watched Robots?

[@Pikajew1782]

I at least scrape food off my plates but i don't rinse them or anything before i put them in the washer

[@HoneyM1lkart]

3:25 LIE. Joking but also not, dishwashers now dont clean well at all

[@RaeDSJ8512]

I’m not going wash dishes before the dishwasher washes them 💀 like, y’all don’t pay water bills??

[@k.h.production22669]

The main reason you should clean/rinse your dishes before putting them in the dishwasher is so there isn't left over nasty food in the dishwasher itself Trust me, it smell horrendous

[@drcowbell]

Mark thinking dishwashers get everything off the dishes by itself 🤣🤣🤣

[@PlasticBluVentRabbit]

“The more I learn the less I wanna know.” Life

[@XEN_RED]

o god- the thought that there's at least one person in this world with a dishwasher kink T-T

[@animaster2023]

It's jets of hot water

[@minibatman2.016]

Jokes on you guys, I use paper plates and cups so I only need to clean utensils

[@jenniebray4150]

What is wrong with all your appliances?

[@phoeberia2734]

I have not seen wade in FOREVER when did he become daddy?

[@kaiiriverbell9091]

You may as well hand wash your dishes at this point.

[@hanhanthegreat]

My thing about it is there can’t be like, solid stuff left on, because where does it go? Our dishwasher only has the cord to plug into the wall and the tube that connects to the faucet (it’s a weird one it’s not completely integrated) so there’s really no place for the waste to go. Liquid residue should wash back out but even those get rinsed first

[@WraithTDK]

Oh hey, Wade's having problem with something water-related. Unforseen.