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'Pray for this burdened man': Republican mocked after telling House he does his own dishes
(www.rawstory.com)
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Hmm.
Not really the point of the article, but that's not really using the dishwasher in the intended fashion. Those normally use powder. Normally, liquid detergent is for hand dishwashing and pods don't do an ideal job because they don't dissolve and release their detergent until after the rinse cycle, whereas normally dishwashers do have a spot for putting powder used during the rinse cycle.
Technology Connections did a video on this a while back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rBO8neWw04
After that video, I did try switching from pods to powder, and for my dishwasher it sucked. The powder didn't fully dissolve, and would end up settling all over everything, requiring me to hand wash or wash them again.
That’s too much powder, which can happen if your water’s not hard and you fill the space up.
I tried varying amounts, no matter how little I put in it always happened. I think it's probably an issue with our dishwasher, it's an old, crappy apartment model and probably doesn't work 100% correctly.
Do you by any chance use an eco or quick cycle? That’s my last one, I won’t keep diagnosing your dishwasher 😂
Nope.