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Surely this would depend on the detergent? Still, going to put this in my stack of lifestyle choices next to film photography and vinyl records
by jazzyjackson 2y ago
Surely this would depend on the detergent?
Still, going to put this in my stack of lifestyle choices next to film photography and vinyl records
- FredPret 2y agoIf you have soap residue: - Try running the dishwasher a second time with no soap, or on a rinse cycle - If you use soap pods, try putting it not in the soap tray, but directly in with the dishes. [0] [0] This video (starting at 11:40) explains how soap is used in a dishwasher. This guy (who has an excellent channel) gives tips to maximize soap exposure in your dishwasher, but you can do the opposite to minimize it instead. If you have a good machine, your dishes might still come out clean. https://youtu.be/jHP942Livy0?si=E1a5kRoc3o7HiVCb&t=702 https://youtu.be/jHP942Livy0?si=E1a5kRoc3o7HiVCb&t=702
- ndsipa_pomu 2y agoUnfortunately, it's other people's dishwashers (I don't own one) that are the problem and it comes across as rude if you accept a glass of water from a friend and then complain that it tastes nasty.
- Daneel_ 2y agoIf I was your friend then I would love to know if the water tasted funky so I can do something about it, but maybe that’s just me.
- ndsipa_pomu 2y agoPossibly, but it seems common to most dishwashers and never happens with hand-washed glasses.