If you do the dishes incorrectly on July 22nd (Monday), you'll be using enough detergent for two small glasses of soju over the course of a year?!

Did you know that if you wash dishes the way you've been doing so far, you're essentially ingesting all the detergent?

It is said that the amount of detergent used over a year is equivalent to two small glasses of soju. So, today, how to properly wash dishes to ensure no residual detergent remains?

The biggest mistake people make when doing the dishes is pumping the detergent directly onto the sponge.

Using this method can result in using too much detergent, leaving residual detergent on the dishes.

If you look closely at the detergent usage instructions, it states that the standard amount is 1.5 ml of detergent per 1 liter of water.

Kitchen detergent should always be diluted with water before use.

First, if there is food on the dishes, gather it into the food waste container for disposal. Rinse dirty dishes with water once, and fill the dishwashing basin with hot water.

If you don't have a dishwashing basin, you can use the sink.

Please pump an adequate amount of dish soap.

Fill the dishwashing basin with water and pump 1 to 2 times. Stir well to mix the dish soap and create foam.

Please put all the rinsed dishes into the dishwashing basin. Use a scrubber to clean the dishes thoroughly.

Start with the cups that are less contaminated and gradually move to the dishes with more contamination.