I don’t know. I really haven’t given it any thought. I answer your question out of courtesy, but your question is irrelevant to my point. The point is I don’t want to run a microbe farm.
Probably best if you leave some soap on the dishes then, as its antibacterial properties will deter all those microbes.
Don’t be preposterous.
Without rinsing you could end up foaming at the mouth like a mad-dog Englishman.
It can wash out the r’s in words like “governor.”
Heavily soaped dishes might even cause a slip of the tongue.
One does not have to justify not eating extra microbes from filthy dishtowels. It’s self evident.
Yes, let’s pretend the word ‘filthy’ is in some way relevant.
The soap residue will also kill oral bacteria, which is why all English people have perfect teeth -> 