I’m a mom and I’ve figured out how to unload the dishwasher in half the time – my method even involves less walking

UNLOADING the dishwasher doesn’t have to be a tedious and time-consuming task anymore.

Courtney Smith-Broadhead, a home expert and mom of three, has shared a video showing off her way of emptying the dishwasher in half the time and with less walking.

TikTokOne mom shared how to unload your dishwasher easier than ever[/caption]

TikTokShe recommended emptying one rack at a time[/caption]

The first thing you need to id stop doing the “back and forth dish dash.”

The dash, which is simply unloading the dishes one by one and running them to their proper cabinet, takes way too much effort.

“Walking back and forth with an unorganized pile of dishes is definitely not efficient and is a real-time thief,” said the social media star who posts as Keep It Simple Sparkles.

Instead, she said to unload one rack at a time and stack the like dishes together on the counter.

“With this method, you can easily and efficiently put away organized stacks of dishes like a time-saving pro,” she said.

Once the first rack is cleared and put away, she said to repeat the same routine with the second one.

“Before you know it, everything will be put away,” she said.

To unload even quicker, a viewer suggested to “organize things as you put them IN the dishwasher: forks together, spoons, big plates, kids plates, etc. so easy to grab it out!”

Agreeing with the hack, a viewer said: “I realized I should do it this way a couple of months ago.”

Another user loved her idea, saying: “So smart!!!”

Aside from dishes, this helpful mom shared a quick and easy way to unload silverware from your dishwasher as well.

All you need to do is group utensils together in their own compartment so you can put them away quickly and easily.

What do you think? Willing to try it next time you unload the dishwasher?

TikTokStack like dishes together on the counter[/caption]

TikTokEasily put away each stack of dishes rather than cleaning up one dish at a time[/caption]