Win a set of Kay Dee Designs Kitchen Dish Tea Towels

77 thoughts on “Win a set of Kay Dee Designs Kitchen Dish Tea Towels”

1. Jeanne Coulombe June 7, 2017 at

   I let them sit in the sink filled with hot water and a fabric softener sheet and couple drops of blue dawn dish soap let sit for hour and your pot or pan comes out clean works great. Saw it online and gave it a try!
2. Leela June 7, 2017 at

   A hot soapy water soak and then sponge off.
3. Shelley P June 7, 2017 at

   The best way I know to remove residual food that gets caked on dishes is to soak them in hot soapy water for a few hours.
4. Michelle Castagne June 8, 2017 at

   Hot soap and water and a good brush gets of residual food that gets caked on dishes.
5. Lisa V. June 8, 2017 at

   I let them soak overnight in soapy water.
6. Peggy June 8, 2017 at

   I soak it in soapy water. It may take overnight but soaking and then scrubbing does it for me.
7. Jen D June 8, 2017 at

   First I soak it in hot water with a bit of dish soap, then wash it. If it hasn’t come clean, I will use a plastic scrubber or a plastic scraper on it, whichever works. Elbow grease is best in these cases.
8. Melissa Storms June 8, 2017 at

   I soak unless it is a pan used on the stovetop. Than I will put a little water and a drop of dish soap in it and boil for a minute or two.
9. Christy Peeples DuBois June 8, 2017 at

   Depending on what type of dish it is I let it soak in hot soapy water then use an sos pad. Otherwise I let it soak then use a regular cloth/sponge.
10. Christina Sparks June 8, 2017 at

    I use either Bar Keeper’s Friend or soak it in baking soda and vinegar.
11. Christina Sauve Oliver June 8, 2017 at

    Let them soak in soapy water.
12. ELIZABETH C. June 8, 2017 at

    I don’t do anything other than let the dishes soak for a while.
13. Jackie June 8, 2017 at

    I usually let the dishes sit and soak in warm, soapy water.
14. Linda White June 8, 2017 at

    Hot soapy water soak and a dish scraper!
15. Lana Simanovicki June 8, 2017 at

    I let it soak overnight
16. Lana Simanovicki June 8, 2017 at

    Soak overnight
17. Jan June 8, 2017 at

    Another soaker here. Haven’t found anything yet that doesn’t come off after that.
18. Sandy Klocinski June 8, 2017 at

    For scorched, blackened stainless steel pans and burnt on foods, turn up the heat. Add water to your pan and bring to a boil for 5-7 minutes (don’t worry about covering the dirty sides with water – the steam will take care of that). After the food loosens and easily comes off the pan, pour out the hot water and wipe any remaining food with the scrubby part of a sponge. For glass or metal baking dishes, add boiling water and let sit for several minutes before using the scrubby side of a sponge to easily wipe away any residue.
19. amy guillaume linderman June 8, 2017 at

    i let things soak in soapy water overnite. dawn detergents gets anything off
20. John Smith June 8, 2017 at

    “What is your best method to remove residual food that gets caked on dishes?” I pre-soak and rinse! And I don’t let anything really filthy go in the dishwasher! I don’t care how I’m “supposed” to use the dishwasher! It can’t be good to have it all filthy-like in there!
21. Darcy L Koch June 8, 2017 at

    I rinse all food of my dishes immediately after eating. When I wash I leave them soak awhile.
22. Anita Kennett June 8, 2017 at

    Denture Tables have always worked for me.
23. wendy hutton June 8, 2017 at

    I put them in hot soapy water and let them soak for about 10 minutes then clean them off
24. Susan Smith June 8, 2017 at

    I let them soak in soapy water overnight.
25. Catherine Lewis June 8, 2017 at

    I use a little scrubby cloth.
26. hmrcarlson June 8, 2017 at

    I soak them in sudsy hot water for a few hours.
27. Darlene Carbajal June 8, 2017 at

    Soak them in hot water.

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29. Denise B. June 9, 2017 at

    I soak them in hot water.
30. tat2gurlzrock June 9, 2017 at

    Hot water and Dawn works for me.
31. Kim Avery June 9, 2017 at

    Soak overnight with water and baking soda paste.
32. Stephanie LaPlante June 9, 2017 at

    Sometimes I use a toothbrush.
33. Wendy R. June 9, 2017 at

    Dawn dish soap works for me!
34. Cindy Peterson June 9, 2017 at

    Hot water, Dawn and a good soak.
35. Sherwin Hoopengardner June 10, 2017 at

    I love to win.
36. Jenn June 10, 2017 at

    soak in hot soap and water
37. alexbellen June 10, 2017 at

    Soak in hot in hot water with a little soap for a hew hours! It’s the most simple method but it really works. ^.^
38. joni taylor June 10, 2017 at

    I agree with a bunch of other posters by letting them soak in hot soapy water.
39. Jill Hanson June 10, 2017 at

    I just soak them in very hot water with Dawn, sometimes overnight.
40. Journeys of The Zoo June 11, 2017 at

    I soak it overnight then I don’t have to scrub forever. Thanks for hosting. Besos Sarah.
41. Christy Maurer June 11, 2017 at

    Honestly, since I discovered Cascade Platinum, I’ve had no problems! It’s more expensive but it is worth not having to run my dishwasher multiple times! These towels are adorable.
42. Gloria Walshver June 11, 2017 at

    Soak it in hot water with dish detergent for a few hours and use SOS Pads if it still doesn;t come out.
43. Laurie Nykaza June 11, 2017 at

    The best way I know to remove residual food that gets caked on dishes I rub baking soda paste on them and let it soak
44. ncjeepster June 13, 2017 at

    On dishes, we soak in hot soapy water and it helps break up and wash away.
45. Chelle June 17, 2017 at

    I can definitely use more kitchen towels. And, these would be nice in my vintage kitchen. Hope to WIN! thanks 🙂
46. luvtodream86 June 18, 2017 at

    I let the dish soak in hot water with dish soap until the caked on food softens and then I scrub it clean with a sponge.
47. Victoria Scott June 19, 2017 at

    I let them soak with hot water and bit of soap.
48. chelsea van tol June 20, 2017 at

    soak and then scrape
49. Kimberley A June 20, 2017 at

    Baking soda works on pans that don’the scratch easily. Love the tomato towel nothing says summer like a fresh tomato I can’tell wait!
50. Naty June 21, 2017 at

    I do soak the dishes on hot blue down soapy water.(the one with the duck! is the best! and also some money goes towards helping animals)
51. Cheryl Chervitz June 21, 2017 at

    I rinse everything off that I can, and then I will soak it in dishwater for as long as it takes.
52. clynsg June 22, 2017 at

    Soak them in soapy water, then give them a scrape to remove loose particles before putting in the dishwasher.
53. susan byrne June 22, 2017 at

    I soak them with dish soap and put them in the dish washer. works for me.
54. Angela Saver June 24, 2017 at

    I soak the dishes in hot soapy water, then sprinkle with baking soda and scrub.
55. Nancy June 25, 2017 at

    Sometimes soaking the dish overnight will help.
56. lyndac1968 June 26, 2017 at

    I let the dishes sit with a little water and Dawn blue dish soap!
57. Kayla Klontz June 26, 2017 at

    Soaking them in Dawn dish soap
58. Kimberly Hilbert June 27, 2017 at

    I just soak dishes until they let go of the food. If that doesn’t work I pour boiling water over them and sometimes, in desperation I might let them soak in boiling water.
59. Jasmine June 27, 2017 at

    I soak, soak, soak dishes in water
60. gracefulcoffee June 27, 2017 at

    We usually soak them!
61. Cheryl Everitt June 28, 2017 at

    I usually soak with soap and water.
62. Margot C June 30, 2017 at

    Put them in the sink to soak overnight.
63. Jennifer H. June 30, 2017 at

    I just soak the dish.
64. John H. June 30, 2017 at

    I use dish soap.
65. BARBARA SCOTT June 30, 2017 at

    I SOAK THEM IN HOT SOAPY WATER
66. Elizabeth H. June 30, 2017 at

    Soak it soak it soak it
67. imaclutz89 June 30, 2017 at

    First tip is to immediately get the foo off the dish before putting it in the sink so it won’t get caked on! If it does cake, soak it in warm water with soap overnight.
68. Amy Deeter June 30, 2017 at

    adding 2 tablespoons baking soda to the usual amount of liquid you use
69. Alison King July 1, 2017 at

    I let the dishes soak in hot sudsy water first. Then I use a scouring pad if I need to.
70. Docia Vagnerini July 1, 2017 at

    I just let them soak and if it doesnt come off after that then a scrubbing pad of some sort 🙂
71. kathypease July 1, 2017 at

    I usually scrape them with a spoon or throw them away
72. Sarah L July 1, 2017 at

    Soak with baking soda.
    Thanks for the contest
73. Lorena Keech July 1, 2017 at

    A lot of elbow grease and if necessary, a dryer sheet.
74. Vicki D. July 1, 2017 at

    I use Dawn and an SOS pad! It’s a good combo.
75. Linda G. July 1, 2017 at

    I soak them in dish soap over night, really easy to remove.
76. Donna L July 1, 2017 at

    I let them soak in warm, soapy water overnight.
77. Donna (@donnak4) July 1, 2017 at

    I soak them in soapy water.

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