Will the product take care of dark, slimy stuff and likely dried-on food (on the ground floor of my dishwasher)?
1865408
I don't know if it will do that or not. I always rinse off my dishes before putting them in the dishwasher b/c we have an old one. However it does disinfect thoroughly & when it seems like the dw is not cleaning the dishes sufficiently, after you use this, you immediately tell the difference w/ your next load.
1865409
I don't know that it would work on those things specifically, but I do know it works wonderfully well on "normal" dishwasher problems. I would definitely give it a try.
1865410
When we used it, it cleaned our entire dishwasher and had it smelling so much better. It cleaned all the mold so I would think it will clean the floor of your dishwasher.
1865411
No clue get a bottle and try. Turn it upside down in your utensil tray and run dishwasher as hot as it goes. Usually Sani Wash. It will use the entire bottle it is not multi use. My dishwasher came out looking all new lol. I did not open until next day.
1865412
I was disappointed with product felt like just running vinegar worked about the same.
1865413
My daughter uses spirulina, a dark green algae for shakes which cakes on like glue. We had no idea that this stuff would get stick in the dishwasher and cause serious clogs. I just finished using Glisten, and not only is the dishwasher clean and fresh, it works again. We were about ready to call a mechanic. I am so glad we opted for a cheap little bottle of this great stuff. You must use VERY hot water or it will not work.
1162869
Use a Teflon safe sponge like scrubeez, and Dawn dish detergent. Soak for a while and then scrub.
1522381
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.
563627
I don't recall what the instructions said, you should be able to find those online. My dishwasher is not very large, and if I tried to use this in there, no room for anything else! So I hand wash, in fact, I use the roaster for my dish pan when it's dirty, then rinse and dry it. Works great!
2069510
Yes. My dishwashing liquid is quite thick, and it is holding up pretty well. Go for it.
981567
I wouldnt think so, sometimes I add seed or peas, and is fine. dont use dishwasher, hand wash,
917612
yes I have done some food works great I like it because it does not stain hope this help you out
1885747
Dawn Power Scrubber works well, just be sure to rinse it all out! (look for it in a blue spray bottle near the dishsoap)
1301460
Hi Ronald, I have placed my in the dishwasher several times (after cleaning raw meat in the sink, I definitely want to run it through the dishwasher!) and it still looks good as new after 4 months. I use Cascade brand "pacs", so it's a pretty a pretty strong detergent and I haven't seen any ill effects.
1594335
I think the dishwasher would eventually remove the coating. It's an easy clean up with a damp sponge and a little soap.
1073426
I have not cleaned it in a dishwasher as at this time (I am remodeling now for one!) I am doing dishes by hand. BUT.... it sure looks like it would be fine. It is a good hard plastic and stainless so it should be fine. I clean it now with a little Comet when I clean my sink. I love it.. it looks cute and it does its job!
1869487
it cleaned mine yes - dishwasher looks brand new after just a few washings - won't be without it now!
1553230
I just rinse it off with water after i get done using it. Just make sure all the little pieces of food aren't on it cuz then it takes some scrubbing:)
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)
198244
I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!
1917808
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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Yes, but make sure to get all of the food out or you will end up with those little white spots, which looks like something melted on them in the dishwasher. Just learned that the hard way. Good news is that you can scrape (I used steel wool) the white spot off.