Washing up shocker

Was just a light hearted piece I read, I assume most Americans have more pressing things to think about tbh.

I don’t worry what the Americans think about how we wash up.

I hand wash up in a washing up bowl in the sink, never had a dishwasher.

I rinse glasses, nothing else much, put in draining rack but DH dries as fast as I put them in.

I never worry about fairy liquid on items, and I like it quite bubbly, in hot water. I always wear heavy duty rubber gloves.

My pots and pans are always clean.

I rinse too if washing up in the sink (also rinse plates and cutlery before putting them in the dishwasher but that’s a separate point).
So how did America get this idea?

We rinse what goes into the dishwasher, but I think that’s not recommended, and we stack washed but unrinsed dishes on the drainer and leave them to dry. I have a feeling that’s not recommended either, but old habits die hard.

I always rinse but then just leave them to dry.

We used our dishwasher a lot but are aware that it uses a lot of electricity to run so in order to cut back on energy bills we tend to wash up in the sink now, is only the two of us so is not much to do, but when we have the family back or friends for a meal we do use it.

I always rinse then leave to dry. Don't want washing up liquid residue, left on plates, in my food.

Straight into the dishwasher usually, if for some reason items are hand washed I never rinse, but they’re dried and put away immediately.

It’s tricky. I like to rinse, but I like to save water by not rinsing. So I always rinse things that touch my mouth-glasses/mugs/ cutlery, but just leave plates and dishes to drain.
That’s when I can’t use the dishwasher.

Wash up the dishes and dry them straight away. I don't have the capacity to rinse only having one sink and draining board.
Most of the dirty dishes go into the dishwasher where they get rinsed and dried.

I don’t rinse but I think I should. We generally dry up straight away.

Have always rinsed whatever cannot go in the dishwasher.

I do rinse but I had to hold my tongue last week when a well meaning visitor insisted on washing up.