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How to load a dishwasher Ever wonder if there’s a best way to load the dishwasher? You’re not alone. Once again this past holiday season, when friends or family were helping me clean up after a meal and loading the dishwasher, we had the same discussion. Seems like most of us disagree with spouses Kathy R. or other Byrnes family members EXTENDING KNOWLEDGE on the correct way to load the dishwasher. Do you rinse or not? How should dishes be arranged? Do forks and knives go up or down? With all the crazy things going on in the world, it always amuses me that this continues to be such a matter of disagreement among many. Established in 1926, the American Cleaning Institute’s (ACI) purpose is to serve the growth and innovation of the U.S. cleaning products industry by advancing the health and quality of life of people and protecting our planet. ACI achieves this through a continuous commitment to sound science and being a credible voice for the cleaning products industry. They represent many of our country’s cleaning product, equipment, and appliance lines. So let’s see what the experts have to say ...
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from the ACI: We’re not saying there’s an absolute right way to do it – like most things, there are lots of options. We just thought you might be interested in some tips that’ll keep your dishes sparkling – and maybe prevent some reloading, too. » If your dishwasher was made in the last 10 years, you don’t need to rinse the dishes before loading them. Just scrape the food off gently. You’ll save time and water. » Don’t overload the washer! Make sure the dirty part of every dish has access to the sprayer arm. Give them some space! » Knives and forks get cleaner if they are loaded heads up, but it is safer to load them head down. » Mix spoons with forks, otherwise they will nest. (Remember what we said about space.) Dishes along the backs and sides should face the center. » Don’t put glassware on the bottom. The water pressure on the bottom is higher, which can break glass or melt plastic. » Load glasses and mugs upside down. » Empty the bottom rack first so water from the glasses up top doesn’t drip on the dry dishes below. (You knew that one already, right?). So here’s hoping 2018 is a year of dishwasher harmony in your home. Happy loading. Kathy R. Byrnes is a Family and Consumer Sciences agent at Kenton County Cooperative Extension Service.
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