In this post you will find the most common problems that Dishwasher user's experience and also which they can sorted out themselves.
Foggy or Cloudy Glassware
- Using a Cheap or inferior Dishwasher powder
- This happens when dishwasher heater-element setting is too high. Just turn your thermostat to a lower setting.
- Glassware must always be loaded on the top shelve of a Dishwasher.
- Your glassware is not suited to be washed in a Dishwasher. (Du! why didn't the manufacture tell you this before the glasses were damaged. . .or didn't you not read the instruction pamphlet)
- Using an inferior detergent
- When you use too little detergent (under-dosing)
- Overloading machine and water-jets cannot spray chemicals on all articles in Dishwasher
- Spray arms jets are blocked - Clean filter and take a paperclip to dislodge food that is stuck in the little jet-holes.
- Quality of cutlery/stainless might not be as good as you think it is.
- Salt-acidic when too high will also cause discoloration
- If stainless steel is left in a Damp dishwasher it will also discolor
- Temperature setting are to high
- Decorative crockery are not dishwasher proof when it starts to fade or loosing patterns. (how's that for lightbulb moment). But seriously I suggest you should never wash any decorative crockery in a dishwasher. It is the same as washing a printed t-shirt in a automatic-washing-machine.
- Never-Ever! wash cristal in a dishwasher. When the manufacturer says their products are dishwasher proof/safe, then you know you are buying an inferior product which you have paid too much for because you thought it was good cristal.
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