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Does the dishwasher leave white marks on the dishes?
This is the solution
How to make sure the dishes come out really clean, what to do when they do not dry properly, and also: a winning tip for the day you get stuck with a dishwasher full of dirty dishes and no detergent.
The guide to optimal use of the dishwasher
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Friday, 29 January 2021, 13:04
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This is what happens inside the dishwasher while it is working (Bito)
Does the dishwasher leave white marks on the dishes?
Are the pottery not washed properly or are the plastic vessels not dry enough?
These days, when it is important to maintain hygiene in the home environment, care must also be taken to wash the dishes and cutlery well in the dishwasher. Assaf Motlo, Constructa's dishwasher product manager, explains how to make sure our dishes come out clean without residue and marks and what detergent is recommended. Most - tablets, liquid or powder - and shares professional tips for optimal use of the dishwasher.
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Impeccable cleanliness
- Dirt from the rinsing water can clog the filters (food residue, for example).
It is important to clean them according to the manufacturer's instructions, disassembling the filter parts and rinsing them under running water.
Check that the spray arms can rotate and are not blocked and finally, make sure that your dishwasher is loaded properly and there is no overload and be sure to choose the program that is suitable for the type of dishes.
Drop marks are often caused by an overdose of detergent.
A woman examines a glass that came out of the dishwasher (Photo: ShutterStock)
Descaling
- Descaling in dishes and cutlery is usually caused by a low salt level or by setting the water hardness level incorrectly. Check the water hardness setting using test strips, and adjust your dishwasher to your area of residence (water hardness varies from place to place). Make sure there is enough salt in the dishwasher For brilliant
results.Droplet
marks on glassware?
Make sure there is enough polishing fluid and that the utensils are positioned to allow water to drain freely.To prevent water droplet marks on glasses and glassware, make sure the substance dosage is correct - the marks are often due to an overdose of detergent. You can check the correct dosage guide.
tools not leave enough dry?
be sure to stack items in the dishwasher so as to allow water to flow freely and check the level of detergent. for plastic items, use function drying maximum, if there is such a model you have.
Pottery is not washed properly ?
If the pottery your remaining symbols are yellow or brown after washing, ensure dose detergent correctly configured. these signs are usually the result of a low dose each of detergent. If you encounter white marks, ensure that the water flow is normal. If the color fades , Make sure
That the dishes are suitable for washing in the dishwasher.
Arrange the dishes in the dishwasher in a way that will allow water to flow and drain from them.
Dishwashers (Photo: ShutterStock)
How can you make sure your dishes come out hygienic?
Hygiene, especially these days, is essential in every home, but especially in homes with young children, adults or people suffering from allergies.
In the dishwasher, it is recommended to select the Hygiene Plus option, this action raises the temperature during rinsing and leaves it high for a longer time, in order to achieve an optimal level of disinfection.
This option is mainly intended for baby bottles and disinfection of cutting boards.
Tablets, liquid or powder?
Detergent: Inexpensive, but not always satisfactory
- liquid detergents are more economical than tablets, and relatively simple to dose.
When it comes to results, liquids are less effective than tablets or powders, and usually contain a higher amount of surfactants - ingredients that can be harmful to the environment.
Tablets: High performance and maximum comfort
- If you like an easy life, choose tablets.
This is the solution to everything - a tablet contains salt, detergent and detergents.
Just put one tablet in the cleaning device for each cycle.
It is important to note that using a tablet is not a substitute for charging a polishing fluid and salt to the dishwasher.
Powder: Economical and environmentally friendly
- Powder is an economical and effective substitute for tablets.
The dose can be adjusted exactly to the amount of dishes in the dishwasher, and it dissolves easily.
In addition, the less powder you use, the more money you will save, and help the environment.
Powder should be mixed with salt and rinse aid for best results.
High performance and maximum comfort.
Dishwasher cleaning tablets (Photo: ShutterStock)
A tip from professionals
What to do if there is no detergent in the house?
If you ever get stuck with a dishwasher full of dishes and suddenly find that you run out of detergent, this tip can save you.
Instead of washing the dishes manually, run the dishwasher on a high temperature, without detergent.
You may be surprised by the result.
It is not advisable to do this often, as success depends on the degree of dirt and the length of the rinsing program.
But you should try in case of emergency.
Another tip - do not use regular dish soap or coarse salt in the dishwasher, they can cause tartar and marks, and even damage the dishes.
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