If the dishwasher(fisher&amp;pakel)dosntsalt container can I use this powder detergent?
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I found that this detergent does not work well in a traditional dishwasher. I don't have a salt dispenser and had to rewash several loads 3 times. I do not have a high end dish washer. Hope this info helps.
226715
Yes you can but you can't use detergent at same time as the ball. If you have stains, use stain remover or add OxyClean type product to the washer.
973726
I mix powdered dish detergent to TSP in a 2:1 ratio (roughly). In the future I might use less TSP, but it manages to keep the white fog from sticking to plates and glasses pretty well this way.
1284454
I have not uses mine as of yet, but you have the opening at the top to put in your dish detergent.
54614
In my machine the liquid cup come out and that's where the powdered detergent goes. You can also add it right on top of your clothing too.
40125
The book says to use only detergents formulated for pressure washers.It says even using dish soap whitch is thicker than water will clog the chemical injector system.Also says DO NOT USE BLEACH in pressure washers.HOPE this help you
896902
Not sure, as I have top loader, but it is a powder detergent. I'm not sure you can get it anymore. Just noticed someone else has commented that it is not OK in a front loader.
2163754
I have not washed it in the dishwasher. It would probably be the only thing that would fit in it at one time. Also, dishwasher solution could discolor the finish. I don't recommend it.
1231467
No, they cannot take the harsh dishwasher detergent without damage. They come out pitted and have a white residue...they will look ugly. They are very easy to hand wash and then I put them in the oven at a low temperature to dry them. If you have just baked something put the pan in the oven with the residual heat to dry. I don't put any aluminum in the dishwasher for this reason. My husband ruined an aluminum egg slicer in the dishwasher. I replaced it with a stainless steel one so it can't happen again. :)
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LindaI use this with dishwasher detergent - recipe is 50% Calgon and 50% Cascade - powder of course! This was recommended by an older gentleman who repaired my dishwasher years ago. It saves your pipes, tubing and items in the dishwasher.I think it would be fine for your coffee machine as well - diluted perhaps in a solution. I would contact Calgon & ask specifically.
763192
Good dish detergent to. cut the greese, then I use the Scotch Brite heavy duty and some "elbow Greece". Works great!
2140471
I don't see why not, although I doubt the product is intended for sterile use or hazardous materials. The drawers are basic, inexpensive, translucent plastic...not clear lucite or polycarbonate that could be fogged up by solvents. Might not want to expose them to the heat of the dishwasher, though....
356905
Yes - I always wash my silver cutlery (flatware) and dishes with soap and water after polishing them. Just use Palmolive, Fairy or any other regular kitchen detergent. Patricia
2179831
I've heard that using dishwashing detergent meant for dishwashers, some of which contain chlorine compounds, can allow hydrogen to leak through the steel and into the vacuum, and degrade the insulating qualities over time. if you use these for relatively short term drinks, it probably doesn't matter. if you use them for drinking cold water at the bedside overnight, it might.
41973
Follow the directions and hand wash. The chemicals in the dishwasher soap would probably harm the metal in both the lids and rack.
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nope, nor would it have the necessary rate of flow. fortunately, most dishwasher detergents contain sufficient water softeners and surfactants for hard water. I don't have excessively hard tap water here in the Denver area, but I have no problem using the waste water from my RO system to use for the dishwasher; that is, running the RO system first, then running the dishwasher. The dishwasher uses up whatever waste water has been pushed into the plumbing lines first, and dishes still come out clean and spotless. In short, even if your RO tank did have enough flow and capacity, it would be a waste to wash dishes with RO water. nope, nor would it have the necessary rate of flow. fortunately, most dishwasher detergents contain sufficient water softeners and surfactants for hard water. I don't have excessively hard tap water here in the Denver area, but I have no problem using the waste water from my RO system to use for the dishwasher; that is, running the RO system first, then running the dishwasher. The dishwasher uses up whatever waste water has been pushed into the plumbing lines first, and dishes still come out clean and spotless. In short, even if your RO tank did have enough flow and capacity, it would be a... » Read More nope, nor would it have the necessary rate of flow. fortunately, most dishwasher detergents contain sufficient water softeners and surfactants for hard water. I don't have excessively hard tap water here in the Denver area, but I have no problem using the waste water from my RO system to use for the dishwasher; that is, running the RO system first, then running the dishwasher. The dishwasher uses up whatever waste water has been pushed into the plumbing lines first, and dishes still come out clean and spotless. In short, even if your RO tank did have enough flow and capacity, it would be a waste to wash dishes with RO water. « Show Less
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Your choice of cleaner sounds fine. I wrap my cast iron weight with aluminium foil before using. Dish washing liquid cleans it without any problems because it never gets greasy.