When pre-washing or rinsing dirty dishes by hand, we are consuming unnecessary extra water and energy. To make the most of the washing cycle, scrape off leftover food from utensils and throw it in the bin before placing them in the dishwasher. And yes, you will still get them shiny and clean!
…if you are still not yet fully convinced and can’t resist rinsing your tableware, here is grandma's advice just right for you. Use the boiling water of your pasta to rinse them, before placing them in the dishwasher.
Your grandma might not want to hear this, and we agree you should never contradict grandmas. But this time, we promise, you’ll want to make an exception!
According to a study conducted by the APPLiA membership, using a dishwasher consumes 10 times less water than washing tableware by hand. It is good for the environment and for your wallet!
There is nothing easier than dumping your coffee mug, plates, dishes and pots in the dishwasher, before getting to work and let it do the job.
If you are wanting to get the most out of your dishwasher, wait until you have a full load before you turn it on. This will help you save water, energy and detergent.
Your plates can stay in one more day, we won’t tell anyone!
As we said for the washing machines, dishwashers also want to be shown some love.
It is important that you clean the filter as often as indicated in the user manual. If the filter is not clean, you will have a less well performant result on your dishes.
We also recommend running the cleaning cycle as indicated in the user manual, and follow the indication displayed on the control panel.
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