It's probably fair to say that about half of family disputes are related to work. And half of these are probably the most arguments for loading the dishwasher - dishes . For something that is supposed to make life easier, it is a source of much drama and controversy. Do the knife tips rise or fall? Should plastic containers be avoided or is it good to put them in the dishwasher?
In order to get basic ventilation for the best way to finally load a dishwasher, we ask a GE representative to contribute your experience. Of course, the right way to load a dishwasher varies from appliance to appliance, but we have consolidated the important general rules to ensure optimal hygiene and maintenance. Read them below (and paste them into the fridge for easy access to the rest of the house).
How to load forks and spoons:
If you have baskets instead of a thin top basket to lay them flat, place your forks and knives evenly with the handle down. Do not overload them, or they may not be cleaned.
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How to load the knives:
For safety reasons, it is important to leave the blade down on most knives so that you do not cut yourself when unloading. Butter and blunt knives can be loaded with the handle down. With ultra-sharp knives and kitchen knives, most cooks agree that washing hands is the best (dishwashing detergents are quite abrasive).
How to load glasses:
Load your glasses into the upper basket, not the lower one. If your dishwasher has a cup or stem clamps, be sure to use it for more fragile items like wine glasses. These keep them stable and keep an even distance.
How to load the plates:
Align the plates evenly in the lower basket and separate them. It's a bad idea to put two in one slot because fragile items break and may not be as clean.
How to load the trays:
Load the bowls into the top basket in the middle. It's better to place them flat if they fit this way (on most dishwashers, you can adjust the clips to fold them), but it's also okay to tilt them slightly. As long as you don't group them too heavily or load them into the lower basket, you're in gold.
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To load plastic containers:
Do not load a plastic container in the lower basket. It is too hot for them and they will probably melt. But before you start rubbing them with your hands, don't worry: you can always load them into the top basket the way you load the trays because it's not so hot there.
How to load larger plates:
First, make sure there is enough space to load without putting them on other plates. If so, it will likely be at the bottom. It's okay to place them flat or sideways. Pots and pans made of stainless steel are also dishwasher safe. However, throw away excess foot before loading.
General rules of the dishwasher:
And with that in mind ... One of the most controversial dilemmas for washing dishes: rinse before or not rinse before? While it is certainly good to scrape large chunks of food scraps, do not rinse the marks and leftovers before putting the dishes in the washing machine. It sounds crude and contradictory, but as the Wall Street Journal explains , "the enzymes in Cascade detergents adhere to food particles. Without food, enzymes have nothing to hold onto. Basically, detergents don't know what they need." clean if there is not enough dirt to tell them.
That said, you should definitely check your dishwasher's specific manual for specific details and know what to do and what not to do, as these can vary from machine to machine.
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