Check plates for things such as toothpicks, bones, olive pits and fruit pits, stuck on paper label jars and sticky pricing pricing left on newly purchased plates.
If you take out a glass dish, which are glued, check immediately for broken pieces or sharks in your dishwasher. If quite small, the broken glass can start breaking and reach inside the system.
8. Use your machine options
Check cycles and options on your machine, and do not be afraid to use the best working people for targeted cleaning. For example, utensils and pan settings, not only for washing utensils and pogue, but to deal with high level of food soil.
If you do not run your dishwasher every day, use short wash and rinse cycles until you find a full load. For example, if you load your dishwasher at night, but still run a rinse cycle for recipes after breakfast and lunch after lunch. Before you run a regular cycle, before you will remove the soil of the food and help cut on the smells.
