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**SkHukV3N** · 07-13-2012, 01:15 PM

No, my feet were too difficult, so instead I just lick all the dishes clean with my tongue. One benefit that I have found with this method is that it keeps me from letting good food particles go to waste. Another benefit is that all the little taste buds on the tongue make the perfect pot scrubber. Additionally, the saliva works to help break down all the food, plus provide a source of liquid to continuously replenish the bubbles in the soap. The temperature of the tongue also ensures a fast drying time, which means that towels are not needed either. Another benefit is that in case of drought, no valuable water is being wasted.

I know you are being sarcastic and as a non-Muslim you don't lick your plate. You still haven't answered my question: with no sponge what do you use? Ironically it is in fact Sunnah to lick the plate as this hadith reports:

750. Jabir reported that the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, commanded that both the fingers and the plate should be licked. He said, "You do not know in what part of the food the blessing lies." [Muslim]

07-13-2012, 01:15 PM	#8
SkHukV3N Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 455 Senior Member	No, my feet were too difficult, so instead I just lick all the dishes clean with my tongue. One benefit that I have found with this method is that it keeps me from letting good food particles go to waste. Another benefit is that all the little taste buds on the tongue make the perfect pot scrubber. Additionally, the saliva works to help break down all the food, plus provide a source of liquid to continuously replenish the bubbles in the soap. The temperature of the tongue also ensures a fast drying time, which means that towels are not needed either. Another benefit is that in case of drought, no valuable water is being wasted. I know you are being sarcastic and as a non-Muslim you don't lick your plate. You still haven't answered my question: with no sponge what do you use? Ironically it is in fact Sunnah to lick the plate as this hadith reports: 750. Jabir reported that the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, commanded that both the fingers and the plate should be licked. He said, "You do not know in what part of the food the blessing lies." [Muslim]
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