They obviously still use the machines. From the article: > I push a full rack into the dishwashing machine, where it gets blasted with 160-degree water and a s

They obviously still use the machines. From the article: > I push a full rack into the dishwashing machine, where it gets blasted with 160-degree water and a solution of detergent and a drying agent, emerging 30 seconds later. Well, most of the time. When I send a large cutting board into the washer sans rack, it brings the machine to a halt and forces my teammates to open a metal door in the center to remove the obstacle.