Can this be used on plates after they are washed and rinsed?
1479431
Yes, this is the sterilizing rinse to use after wash and rinse. It is basically "chlorine bleach" so be careful not to splash it on your clothes.
1479432
Yes....but I am not sure why, if the plate has already been cleaned. This product is used in countless restaurants.
1479433
Yes. This is the sanitizer, which is used after washing and rinsing. I also use it on the tables after washing and rinsing the tops. You can do the same using bleach.
687034
I washed the plates in my dishwasher and had no problem. No unusual smell at all.
1231466
The care instructions that came with the product says: 1. Before initial use and after subsequent uses, hand wash with warm, soapy water.2. Dishwasher use is not recommended, as it may shorten the life of the nonstick coating on your pan.3. Metal utensils, scouring pads and abrasive cleaners should not be used on nonstick surfaces.I have found them very easy to clean with dish soap and a sponge. I do not put them in the dishwasher.
1369955
I washed them once on bottom rack by mistake and they were ok. I just don't know how many times they could do that however. I also don't use mine everyday so they are still in great shape after one year. Keep in mind the patterns you see on the plates are actually slightly lifted so there is a texture to the plate. Hope this helps.
328834
The cooking plates are coated with non-stick cooking surface, therefore little cleaning is required. We advise to simply wipe cooking plates over with a damp cloth.
640991
No, in fact, I love the way our dishes look, and happy without using the toxins. I have heard that you can add white vinegar to the pre-wash section, and we use this in our rinse-aid compartment. Perhaps that might be worth a try? Are you scraping rice off before adding to the dishwasher? A tech once told me that rice is a no-no, that such plates need to be rinsed. Perhaps you have something in your dishwasher?
2018986
I suppose you could. I wash mine with Dawn and hot water after the paint had dried on them and if that came off, it would be easy to get food stuff off. This stuff is very much like thin flexible cutting boards you can buy and wash in the dishwasher. It's thick enough to hold it's shape very well. I don't know if that answers your question or not.
1871778
I don't think so. I think is good as washcloth, also cleaning on the kitchen, I wouldn't dry my dishes with a bathroom towel, I will do it with a kitchen towel. They shrink when you wash them first time
387752
i had to research and this is what i found "Says dishwasher safe: no. Don't do that. Enamel can etch over time in the strong detergent used in dishwashers. Enamel can get an ashy surface as the glass substance can get etched with microscopic scratches and haze (enamel is, basically, glass fused onto metal.)"
1562329
I have cleaned the plates using an old toothbrush and dish soap or antibacterial hand soap in the kitchen sink, then rinse with hot water and let air dry. It seems to work fine, I have had no problems.
272093
I would say no, though I don't know for certain. Not sure why you would need to. Just wipe it down with water or mild cleaner. Its made out of acrylic and comes apart for storage. Acrylic scratches easily so don't use anything abraisive on it. The dishwasher cleanser might discolor it and etch it.
2180767
Yes. This is from the Corelle instructions; "Wash Corelle dinnerware items by hand or in an automatic dishwasher. Load items to avoid bumping against other items during cycle. To remove gray or rust marks, clean with non-abrasive cleanser. If scouring is necessary, use only plastic or nylon cleaning pads with non-abrasive cleansers. DO NOT allow stoneware or porcelain mugs to soak/stand in water for an extended period of time. Applied heat after soaking may cause glaze cracking."
2084630
No just use dish soap dawn. You will need to use a somewhat course(relatively speaking...be careful) plastic brush to scrub and then rinse it off and allow it to dry thoroughly( maybe a day or two)
1678395
Thanks for the update. But I decided to wash the original plates in a dishwasher almost daily a year ago, and had no problems.
1914476
Yes, this can be used on silverware. This cloth contains a chemical so be sure after you clean the silverware to wash it soap and water before you use it.
1651879
Not yet. I use it pretty infrequently, but I AM still using my plates from my old grill... Not the new set that came with it. The quality seems about the same on both sets. I think what you are likely to see is that if you clean the plates immediately, while they're still very hot, you have to scrub less, and the non-stick will last longer. I would also recommend using silicone utensils to reduce the potential for scratching.
2179380
I have only used it on silverplate and sterling-nothing as big as a stainless dishwasher!