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Definitely an improvement over last time when the sink was full of dirty dishes:
https://sh.itjust.works/post/19002111
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At least that means there's room in the dishwasher for each newly dirty dish. You can use a dish from the counter as long as you know all the counter dishes are clean.
Also, it's not vital that the dirty ones be organized correctly when they go in, as long as they face down and center. Ideally one rearranges them just before washing for maximum effectiveness, but sloppily arranged dishes will get cleaned just fine as long as they can't become pools or avoid the spray entirely.