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Not Washing Teacup. The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point, but you also need to factor in just what you're. We all know someone who is unwilling to wash up their office coffee cup. One method is to use a little baking soda (add a bit of table salt for more scrubbing power) on a damp cloth (dampen the inside of. The first is caused by simply allowing tea to go cold in the mug without finishing it completely, and then maybe not washing the mug as well as needed to fully remove the. According to to the wall street journal,you don’t need to wash your coffee cup every day, unless you happen to share your. It’s perfectly safe to refill your dirty cup — provided you’re not sharing it with others, according to infectious disease expert jeffrey starke. It turns out that it’s not quite as filthy as it sounds. Fill your sink with warm water and add a few drops of dishwashing liquid or a mild detergent. Mix the solution to create a soapy mixture. Science says it’s okay to never wash your coffee mug.

We all know someone who is unwilling to wash up their office coffee cup. It turns out that it’s not quite as filthy as it sounds. Fill your sink with warm water and add a few drops of dishwashing liquid or a mild detergent. According to to the wall street journal,you don’t need to wash your coffee cup every day, unless you happen to share your. Science says it’s okay to never wash your coffee mug. Mix the solution to create a soapy mixture. It’s perfectly safe to refill your dirty cup — provided you’re not sharing it with others, according to infectious disease expert jeffrey starke. The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point, but you also need to factor in just what you're. The first is caused by simply allowing tea to go cold in the mug without finishing it completely, and then maybe not washing the mug as well as needed to fully remove the. One method is to use a little baking soda (add a bit of table salt for more scrubbing power) on a damp cloth (dampen the inside of.

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Not Washing Teacup We all know someone who is unwilling to wash up their office coffee cup. We all know someone who is unwilling to wash up their office coffee cup. The first is caused by simply allowing tea to go cold in the mug without finishing it completely, and then maybe not washing the mug as well as needed to fully remove the. According to to the wall street journal,you don’t need to wash your coffee cup every day, unless you happen to share your. Mix the solution to create a soapy mixture. One method is to use a little baking soda (add a bit of table salt for more scrubbing power) on a damp cloth (dampen the inside of. It’s perfectly safe to refill your dirty cup — provided you’re not sharing it with others, according to infectious disease expert jeffrey starke. The case for not washing your coffee mug at all is looking pretty good at this point, but you also need to factor in just what you're. Science says it’s okay to never wash your coffee mug. Fill your sink with warm water and add a few drops of dishwashing liquid or a mild detergent. It turns out that it’s not quite as filthy as it sounds.