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Says who? This is from Miele's user manual: > There is no need to rinse items under running water! Dishwashers already pre-wash with an initial rinse cycle, t
by ben-schaaf 5y ago
Says who? This is from Miele's user manual:
> There is no need to rinse items under
running water!
Dishwashers already pre-wash with an initial rinse cycle, the whole point is that they do the washing for you. It's also a whole lot more efficient in terms of water waste.
The problem is when you don't give that first cycle any powder to work with, ie. if you're using pods.
- disgruntledphd2 5y ago> The problem is when you don't give that first cycle any powder to work with, ie. if you're using pods. That is really interesting, as I do use pods. I need to look into this more. More generally, I have had a lot more success with not needing to re-wash things if I rinse before hand (but I don't have a miele).
- spookthesunset 5y agoThe secret is to put powdered detergent into the pre-wash tray. That and make sure it starts out with hot water...