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Dishwasher Tips

September 29th, 2009

 

Learning a few dishwasher basics can make washing dishes seem like less of a chore. Try these tips:

 

 

Delicate Glassware

 

 

Typically, you need to use soft water to safely clean china and other delicate glassware. However, modern dishwashers actually detect the hardness in water that can etch glassware. They add salt as needed so that the dishwasher can safely clean delicate items.

 

 

Energy and Timesaving Features

 

 

Having a dishwasher with an internal water heater saves energy and allows the dishwasher to get hot enough to remove baked-on messes-meaning you won’t have to prerinse dishes. An added bonus to a dishwasher with an internal heater is that the washer does not have an electric wire on the bottom. That means you can load plastics on the bottom rack without fear of melting.

 

 

Loading Capacity

 

 

When looking for a dishwasher, determine the load capacity you need your washer to have. Don’t be afraid to bring your tall plates, glasses and other items to the store so you can get a feel for how they load.

 

 

The new line of Hotpoint dishwashers are designed to accommodate a bulk of everyday dishes, as well as unusually shaped items such as champagne flutes, oversized dinner plates and serving platters. The washers have a loading capacity of up to 14 international place settings and a clever array of baskets and inserts helps house wives optimize the space inside the washer.

 

 

Specific Wash Functions

 

 

Dishwashers can feature a high-tech touch-screen system that lets users select the exact type of wash they need. The system has 19 wash cycles and a wash program for virtually all types of dirty-dish situations-whether you need to get baked-on Brie off of china or rice out from between the tines of forks. It’s designed to sanitize baby bottles, blast pots and pans clean and hygienically clean plastic. Additionally, the dishwashers are designed with appearance and quiet performance in mind (some models barely make more noise than a pot of boiling water) and they’re energy efficient and conserve water. In fact, 90 percent of the dishwashers themselves are recyclable.

 

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