I believe that washing dishes is the most common duty that everyone can do.

Here
are details on each stage to make the process as simple as possible. First, I
always scrape dishes with paper towels to remove any residual food. To remove
stuck-on meals, soak dishes before washing. Then I fill the sink or dishpan with
clean, hot water, add dish soap, and stack a few dishes at a time. I wash in order,
beginning with lightly dirty clothes. This often comprises glasses, cups, and
flatware. Wash these items first, followed by plates, bowls, and serving dishes. In
general, dishes wash readily if I keep them submerged in water while scrubbing
them. I finished with kitchenware and pans, washing. I finish with pots and pans,
so washing will be easy. After that, I rinse the suds and residue with hot water or
place them on a drying rack and pour or spray water on them. If I have two sinks,
I'll use the second to rinse cleaned dishes. Last but not least, I placed the
dishes in a dry spot and let them to air dry. In brief, I simply follow these basic
instructions, and I can wash dishes effortlessly and neatly.