Can it be used to wash dishes in the sink (not a dishwasher machine) ?
1957034
http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/category_s/14.htmThat is some of the good uses for it. I don't think I saw to wash dishes.
1957035
It seems like it is for tougher jobs. Here is a link that may help you: http://www.armandhammer.com/news/super-washing-soda-usage-directions.aspx
1957036
It seems like it is for tougher jobs.Here is a link that may help you: http://www.armandhammer.com/news/super-washing-soda-usage-directions.aspx
1957037
This is for clothes. I don't think you would want to put it on anything with which you eat.
1957038
The box says laundry, kitchens and bathrooms. It doesn't say anything about dishes. It does do a good job as a laundry booster in the washing machine. There are times with my 8 year old son's laundry that a regular amount of Tide will not be enough so adding the Super Washing Soda seems to take the sweat and extra grime out ( grass and soil stains, spilled food etc)
1957039
I don't think so -- it is labeled as a booster, so there should be some cleaner for it to boost.
1062275
The accompanying materials do not state that you can. Personally, I would not use a dishwasher for this for several reasons. One the blades are not removable and two, it is tall and would be a waste of space for dishes. Also, blenders stay pristine looking if washed by hand.
2175738
I don't see why not. It has a plastic water collection tray that it sits in when it's placed on the counter. If you wanted to put it in the sink you wouldn't need the tray underneath the rack. I love my rack. It's perfect for a small apartment with a galley kitchen.
1592690
I cannot imagine it would need to go through the dishwasher. My recommendation would be no.
695264
No, it is just for washing dishes by hand. They have automatic dish washing gel, powder, or packs that you would use for the dishwasher.
1301459
There would be no need to put this in the dishwasher since it is constructed from stainless steel. Plus, it has little rubber feet things on it to keep from scratching your sink that I would imagine is not recommended for the dishwasher. But again, its stainless steel; food and things falls off of it with very little effort.
940260
Yes and it will do the job well...Dont put it in the dishwasher-rinse it at the sink-Had mine for quite some time and it works great....
1312504
Hello Consumer,Thank you for your inquiry. Yes that item can be used in a dishwasher. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you.Kind regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
2039238
I have only used it for silverware but I really don't know why it wouldn't work well that way. The most important thing is NEVER to wash it.
1344430
I am not sure of that. Have never tried that. But it works wonders in my dishwashing machine, washing machine, and for my floors. Might work just as well in other areas.
114306
Although it is not made for that, I am sure you could use it to wash dishes. What makes the cloth so special is it is lined with silver and has tightly woven microfibers. What that basically means, is when you use it to clean up a mess on your counter, floors, etc, the microfiber catches all the "junk" from the surface leaving it clean. After you wash the cloth and ring it out, you hang it to dry. When it is drying, the silver kicks in and kills the bacteria. That way you can use the cloth over and over again without the worry of spreading bacteria across your home.
1101524
I am sure that it would work fine on the sink, but I think it would wash off in a short time. It lasts quite a while in a dry situation, or even a humid area but if it is in contact with running water or detergent, I am not sure it will last.
965053
No, you can take the pan out and place in the sink and soak with mild soap and water. Comes clean very easily. The dishwasher soap will damage the non-stick finish.
957726
I don't have a dishwasher, but I can't see any reason not. It is build better than a tank.
293814
I have not personally tried that as I don't have a dishwasher. It may create too many suds for that though.
813079
I would probably throw it in the washing machine not dishwasher in order to get it as dry as possible. It's really thick so the steam in the dishwasher won't be enough to dry it out, assuming the purpose of doing that is to clean it.
819850
I haven't done it, but I think you could. It's solidly made out of stainless steel. The problem I see is that the opening on the top is quite small and I'm not sure how well a dishwasher would clean the inside.