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DIY & Home Improvement

TygrBright

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3. And if you live in a hard-water zone...

Reply to niyad (Reply #1)

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 12:35 AM

Dec 2011

...(ours clinks as it comes out of the faucet and hits the stainless steel sink...) you can put your glassware and your teakettle and anything else that tends to get hard-water buildup in that load.

helpfully,
Bright

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Increase your automatic dishwasher's life [View all] SHRED Dec 2011 OP

running the dishwasher with a cup of vinegar once a month or so also helps niyad Dec 2011 #1

And if you live in a hard-water zone... TygrBright Dec 2011 #3

Same thing with washing machines Geoff R. Casavant Dec 2011 #2

Only if you buy the good soap cutlassmama Dec 2011 #4

Another tip jeff47 Dec 2011 #5

Detergent is abrasive, so your advice sounds good Kolesar Dec 2011 #6

I'd add that most dishwasher drain pumps will die Robb Dec 2011 #7