Do you wash your dishes in the bathroom sink or at Coffee section sink?

You're just jealous 'cause you don't have any to brush.

 

My wife and I use to cook on the truck when we ran team. When in a pinch we would use the sink at the truck stop but normally we would wait until we got home or to a terminal and then take the dirty pans into the terminal breakroom/kitchen area to wash.

I have seen many drivers over the years washing plastic bowls and utensils in the bathroom sinks. The problem with that is you have higher concentrations of bacteria on the handles and bowls from the people washing their hands after using the facilities.

A better suggestion would be to bring your dishes inside the shower with you when you stop. Put the pots and pans in a large duffel bag and no-one will be the wiser. Clean them in the privacy of the shower room. At least the showers are cleaned after each use (or supposed to be anyway).

 

Do you mean like these?

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...m-new-drivers/23149-cooking-in-the-truck.html

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...116-cooking-in-truck-what-about-cleaning.html

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...26270-cleaning-up-after-cooking-in-truck.html

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...-from-new-drivers/136117-dishes-in-truck.html

 

I had traumatic experience after seeing some dude wiping up his colostomy bag spill from a bathroom sink. Bathroom sinks are not for touching.

 

I wash my thermos, and coffee cup out every morning in the coffee area sink. Not too sure about washing dishes. I buy disposable plates, cups, and cheap Tupperware bowls that I eat out of, and throw away. For 4 it's like 1.50. Saves me a lot of time, and hassle.

 

I brush my teeth in the sink in the women's room....

 

Because I have teeth...I have noticed a lots of truckers don't have teeth...I do wash the sink out when I finish.

 

If I owned a truck stop and you came in to wash your dishes, I would not be happy and not allow it.

You cooked your food and chose not to use the restaurant.

Clean your own dishes like you cooked your own food.