Can I use this to clean my dishwasher?
1330412
That's what it says. I use it for both and find it to do the job. I like it. I use it once a month in my washing machine. Every two months in my dishwasher.
1330413
I don't know why you are asking so I'll just throw out ideas. When my washing machine became smelly with mildew I tried many products. What worked best was vinegar. I put in a large amount, started the washer on hot, and let it not spin out overnight. Then I'd add a quarter cup of vinegar in the final rinse, especially with towels. That worked well. I would try pouring a half gallon of vinegar into the dishwasher and leave it for a few hours, then let it run to completion. Wipe down the seals and around the door. I don't think that would cause harm, but do it at your win risk. I think smelly washer is citric acid like is in soda pop and is an acid like vinegar.
1330414
I don't know why you are asking so I'll just throw out ideas. When my washing machine became smelly with mildew I tried many products. What worked best was vinegar. I put in a large amount, started the washer on hot, and let it not spin out overnight. Then I'd add a quarter cup of vinegar in the final rinse, especially with towels. That worked well. I would try pouring a half gallon of vinegar into the dishwasher and leave it for a few hours, then let it run to completion. Wipe down the seals and around the door. I don't think that would cause harm, but do it at your win risk. I think smelly washer is citric acid like is in soda pop and is an acid like vinegar. I don't know why you are asking so I'll just throw out ideas. When my washing machine became smelly with mildew I tried many products. What worked best was vinegar. I put in a large amount, started the washer on hot, and let it not spin out overnight. Then I'd add a quarter cup of vinegar in the final rinse, especially with towels. That worked well. I would try pouring a half gallon of vinegar into the dishwasher and leave it for a few hours, then let it run to completion. Wipe down the seals and around the door. I don't think that would cause harm, but do it at your win risk. I think... » Read More I don't know why you are asking so I'll just throw out ideas. When my washing machine became smelly with mildew I tried many products. What worked best was vinegar. I put in a large amount, started the washer on hot, and let it not spin out overnight. Then I'd add a quarter cup of vinegar in the final rinse, especially with towels. That worked well. I would try pouring a half gallon of vinegar into the dishwasher and leave it for a few hours, then let it run to completion. Wipe down the seals and around the door. I don't think that would cause harm, but do it at your win risk. I think smelly washer is citric acid like is in soda pop and is an acid like vinegar. « Show Less
1338814
I would think it would work just fine on a Dishwasher as a Washing Machine and a Dishwasher are basically very similar in electrical and mechanical design with the only real difference is one is purpose built to clean clothes and one is purpose built to clean dishes. So, Yes, I think it would work fine.
802581
I don't have a dishwasher, however I would assume so. Not much help, I know. Sorry!
523206
I never tried. I just rinse and brush it. I don't see why the dishwasher will hurt it as it is a solid die cast metal just don't let it stand in water for days.
2196507
Yes. I wash mine often. It is great to wash mirrors, windows, car windows, stainless steel appliances, dusting furniture, and has so many other uses.
827907
I would not wash a paper item in a dishwasher, nor put a wet item into a vacuum. You are better off shaking and hitting the filter piece against the top of a dirt bin to eliminate some of the dust and dirt should you wish to obtain maximum usage out of each filter. I am a buyer and "user" of the product, not a seller, distributor or manufacturer-- so please keep that in mind!
1345815
I bought one for my dishwasher and didn't have any problems. It should work fine
2255859
It's not recommended as it wouldn't be as effective however you could add it in the bottom of the dishwasher. We hope this answers your question.
1869484
This product DOES clean the dishwasher, it came with mine for that very reason. That is what it is designed to do, and if you have some glassware for example that has clouded from mineral stains, make sure you have them in the machine when you use this product to clean your machine. The glasses will come out crystal clear. We use this in our machine every month or so to keep it nicer. Its a good product.
1500421
I do not think so. I am not ridiculously picky about my dishes--I just want them to be clean and not have soapy residue left on them when the cycle finishes. When I use this stuff, my dishes are clean, my dishwasher doesn't have any problems, and there is no soapy residue. So all good for me, but I guess you would have to try for yourself :)
973722
Did not use it in the dishwasher, although this may be good for a good DW cleansing. I used it to clean my pool filters and also prep walls for painting.
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.
162887
Yes, although we just scrub ours on the counter, some say after the dishwashing, it sometimes doesn't lay flat right away. Our cleaning method works fine.
350678
I have never tried the dishwasher, not worth taking the chance. Guess I am not much help, sorry! Its easy to do by hand though.
801195
I've used the dishwasher for years to clean it. Only problem is when you use it on fatty meats since the fat gets stuck in the blades, and tends to harden in the dry cycle.
2228873
SORRY! We use ours for dish washing soap, not oil. Wish I could be more helpful!
999952
I would imagine so, even though I haven't tried it yet since I am still using up old soaps, etc. I use it for pretty much everything else and I love it. I like how it rinses more quickly and cleanly that other dish/hand soaps.