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Jesus Christ I passionately hate dishwashers. My roommate uses our full height dishwasher all the time. Except he just throws stuff into it and I regularly pul
by znpy 6y ago
Jesus Christ I passionately hate dishwashers.
My roommate uses our full height dishwasher all the time. Except he just throws stuff into it and I regularly pull dirty silverware out of it. Sometimes dirty dishes too.
The thing is, you're supposed to at least brush dishes, silverware and pans with a bit of water before putting them into a dishwasher. If anything, not to clog the dishwasher drain with small bits of food (it happens, I know because guess what? It f--ing happened).
But once you get your hands wet to brush the dishes... You might as well do them.
- wbercx 6y agoAh yes, the dirty "but it was dishwashed!" utensils with yesterweek's meal still attached. One thing I do not miss about working in an office!
- throwaway189262 6y agoAll the water saving mandates with appliances have made dishwashers nearly useless these days. I run every wash with extra rinse, extra heat, pots and pans mode. Makes a big difference. I appreciate wanting to save the environment, but some regulations have gotten so tough that machines barely do what they're designed for
- kioleanu 6y agoI came to find out that it has a lot to do with 1) the dishwasher itself and 2) the detergent or tablets that you use. We now have a higher(ish) end Bosch machine and the manual specifically tells you to put the dishes with up to "moderately dried food remains". The machine has a sensor that looks at how dirty the water going out is and increases power That with some Finish Quantum tablets does the job perfectly every time