Would this work in a stainless steel dishwasher tub? I've heard TSP damages it.
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This I do not know. I know it has not hurt my washing machine. I have no dishwasher, or stainless washing machine so I really do not know
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Hello, I used it in mine. I only used about 1/4 tsp per load. If you use too much, it leaves a white film. Been using it for a couple years now, without issue. Hope this helps and good luck! Glenn
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Since I bought this as a gift I am not sure but since it is cast aluminum I would not put it in the dishwasher for fear of pitting from the harshness of the detergents. I use a scrubbing pad on my other cast aluminum and it works great.
733659
I would guess yes. Try it in a test spot first. It does wear off over time but it takes a couple years depending on how much abuse the tub gets.
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I haven't put it in but I don't see why it couldn't. Tends to form mold/mildew so the dishwasher might be a good idea.
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I just tried this on my SS kitchen sink ( we have very hard water) I'm not prepared to recommend this product for SS. However I highly recommend for Fine silver tableware, copper, brass etc
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Any product or pad recommended for stainless steel will work fine... I have run mine in the dishwasher several times without detriment; I also use plastic scrubber and Dawn liquid for the tough spots / manual cleaning. Hope this helps...Bar Keepers Friend is excellent as well. TomT
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The dishwasher powder works too... just put about 1/2 tsp into boiling water and soak for a few hours.... turns out perfect!!
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I purchased the "with phosphate" to add to my dishwasher detergent, because it does not work well with soap without phosphate. I also purchased dishwasher soap with phosphate, but purchased TSP as a backup in case the soap I purchase did not work. I don't understand the purpose of TSP PF, since TSP stands for tri-sodium phosphate. From what I understand the phosphate makes soap work better and that has been my experience.
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I did a quick search about your question, and found the following comment: "My Kitchen Aid dishwasher has a stainless steel tub. It was getting coated with soap scum and lime scale. I accidently tripped upon Dishwasher Magic at my local Ace Hardware this weekend. Came right home and used it. Words cannot describe my delight and surprise. It is a miracle. My dishwasher sparkes and when I slide the racks there is no squeaking sound anymore. I will be purchasing this product to run through my dishwasher once a month. The preventative cleaning is going to be so worthwhile. Ace should sit this product right on the aisle and do marketing promotions on it. Absolutely wonderful product! Thank you so much for carrying" (this is from http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1418955). Also would like to add that my experience was A++. I will be using this product once per month to care for my dishwasher :)
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I think I made a mistake, but I washed some of the parts in the dishwasher, and although they are called stainless steel, the whole finish came off those parts, they did turn to dark grey, and they even showed rust. I'm very disappointed in the quality of the stainless steel. I don't know what kind of metal the tubing is. In spite of how the unit works, which is good, I never expected the stainless steel to behave the way it did.
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Yes, I've done this. It works well. I do not worry about the bleach residue as it would be so minor in a tub full of water. Bleach baths are actually suggested for some infections, like MSRA, so I doubt the miniscule amount that might be left behind inside a bath toy will hurt anything. Also, the chlorine in pools is basically bleach.
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I would not recommend using the dishwasher but it wouldn't hurt it. It just might not get all the crevices clean. Let me know if it works better than hand washing.
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Nobody should use a" Lemon" dishwasher soap.It will eventually pit your dishwasher and you Stainless steel flatware..And possibly cause rust..
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It's not recommended as it wouldn't be as effective however you could add it in the bottom of the dishwasher. We hope this answers your question.
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I don't have a dishwasher so I can't say for certain though I can't see why it wouldn't be. I usually scrub the pan with a scratch resistant-scrubbing sponge. If anything sticks I let the pan soak for a bit in soapy water. If that doesn't work I get out my bottle of Barkeep's Friend. It's recommended by the manufacturer and it does a great job. One way or another, the pan always comes up clean.
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I would imagine it's safe, it's stainless steel. I can't imsagine anyone putting a stockpot that big in a non-commercial dishwasher.
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I place the entire top in the silverware tray of my dishwasher and have had no issues! Hope this helps!