*sigh*
All those years I wondered what it would be like to have the convenience of a dishwasher....
... now that I have one I ponder how I can reduce the amount of film on my dishes.
Is there a secret?
Is there a way to clean the film off the dishes that have unknowingly been affected?
All those years I wondered what it would be like to have the convenience of a dishwasher....
... now that I have one I ponder how I can reduce the amount of film on my dishes.
Is there a secret?
Is there a way to clean the film off the dishes that have unknowingly been affected?
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Re: Call to SD Burner Kitchen Engineers
Fri, May 2, 2008 - 7:14 AMUse Jet Dry - it works on mine.
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Re: Call to SD Burner Kitchen Engineers
Fri, May 2, 2008 - 5:44 PMthink it depends on the mineral content of the water where you live, not sure though, have no problem in lakeside and the water here definatly has flavor
maybe try vinegar in the wash a few times, but check with someone 1st, not sure what it will do the to rubber gaskets - -
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Re: Call to SD Burner Kitchen Engineers
Fri, May 2, 2008 - 8:30 PMi had a friend visiting and she noticed that my water was very hard (leaves a stain on my fridge dispenser).
maybe i'll try vinegar on the dishes themselves and see if that will clean the film off them!
thanks for your insight, celestia!
say hi to jr and sara for me :) -
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Re: Call to SD Burner Kitchen Engineers
Fri, May 2, 2008 - 8:32 PMthanks for your suggestion too, brenda...
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