dishes

[snookems68]

Is it a tradition to throw out your old dishes and get new dishes at the end of the year?

[potluck6]

no but i'd like to throw out all my dishes so i don't have to wash them silly but when one breaks i think oh good one i don't have to wash yeah

[Skyisbluetoday]

I've not heard of a tradition of throwing away dishes at the end of every year. If you choose you want a tradition to throw away your dishes every year than you can!

[Shandara09]

Never heard of that tradition.  Sounds like a waste to me.  I only throw things out if it's old or I don't need it anymore.

[habby82]

I would love to be able to throw my dishes away at the end of the year and get new ones and no i do'ntthink it's a tradition to do that,I think if at the end of the year your dishes are stil perfect and goodto use i would keep them until the next year and if thier bad then throw them away and get ore.

[littlesqueek68]

i feel it is a tradition in some households.....I feel its another way of buying new dishes to update your kitchen decore

[lkeys81]

Never hear of that

[ULuvCeCe]

Never heard of that tradition.  Sounds like a waste to me.  I only throw things out if it's old or I don't need it anymore.

I agree, I keep my dishes until I absolutely need to replace them OR until I realize I need to break down cause I'm at 3 big plates, 2 small, 4 bowls and can't host a proper dinner - yes I am accident prone when it comes to dishes lol

[mario752]

I keep mine for atleast 2 years plus some times I buy paper plates. I haven't heard of that tridition

[HarleySavannah]

No, but I wish I was rich enough to either:
A- Have someone do this dishes for me.
or
B- Throw the dirty ones out and have a new dish each time I use one.
But sadly, I am broke.
Haha.

[cloudsoup]

that sounds pretty wasteful to me too, and i've never
heard of that as a tradition! but i guess if you have the
money to do it and are giving your dishes away to goodwill
or salvation army, then more power to you...

i like my dishes though! i have a unique collection.
they're all from different places. i've never bought a set.

[sdenimandlace1]

Wow some how I missed that tradition,  my didh are 35 years old. and still good I add a new bowl everyones in while.

[BaudLight]

I have never heard of that tradition.  Sounds like something the filthy rich might do.  If so,  I hope that they are donating the old ones to a charity of some kind.  The local soup kitchens could always use some dishes.

[snookems68]

no but i'd like to throw out all my dishes so i don't have to wash them silly but when one breaks i think oh good one i don't have to wash yeah

i had to laugh at your response i to feel like discarding dishes ...and use  disposable ones to make life easier for all occassions

[kingreyam24]

Lol.....I have mix and match dishes. Some mine, some my hubbys before we were married.  I could never afford to throw them out each year. Especially with how much they cost now days.