how do dishwashers work?
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you select your cycle on the control panel, the water valve lets hot water at 140 degrees into the machine, although if the water is not 140 degrees most machines now have a heating element which will pause the cycling of the dishwasher 1 minute per 1 degree farinheit, once the water is 140 degrees the machine pushes the water into the washer arms and the holes on the arms are cut at angles in order for pressure to push in one direction so that all dishes can be cleaned, in order for the soap dispenser to intiate some dishwashers work on a wax motor which opens the dispenser when a high enough currect has been reached passing thru the wax heating up the wax in the wax motor to expand the armacher to push a lever opening the dispenser other dispensers work off of the timer which when a contact is closed it opens the dispenser, the cycle continues till the timer either shuts off the machine, and some dishwashers have a seniment reading laser in the water pump which reads the "dirtiness" of the water, if you would like to know common problems or you want to mention a problem i can tell you what to check?
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This site seems to have all the info that you need.\n\n\nhttp://www.washers.org/rules/index.html
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If by suds you mean bubbles, then you aught to consider that suds/bubbles are not important when washing dishes. All that really matters is that you use enough of the liquid detergent to be effective - and you might be surprised to find by experimenting how little you need.\nBrands differ in the concentration of the detergent (cheaper brands are usually more dilute). The more concentrated liquids need only a FEW DROPS to be effective (unless the dishes are very greasy when you'll need a few drops more).\nA detergent works by allowing fat/grease/oil to break up into tiny droplets and mix with water. Without detergent the fat would form a layer on the surface and everything you pulled out through it would be covered in fat.\nWithout lots of annoying suds you can see what you are doing!
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In the dish washer (without dishes) on the top rack.
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dishwasher powder/liquid and stain removers do too - enzymes helps break down grease and dirt
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It depends. Some dishwashers have their own heating core so you could use it independantly of the "boiler" (I am assuming you mean the water heater and not an actual boiler that is used to heat a home).\nHowever, unless your dishwasher is brand new/state of the art it probably doesn't heat water on its own.  Like someone else said, you can use it, but it won't do much to activate the detergent since most detergent requires at least warm water to be effective.\n\nTime to use the oldest and best dishwasher avaiable. Heat a pot of water and wash them by hand! (or get the boiler fixed)
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hand wash...\nwe don't have dishwasher....\nlol...ur questions are getting weird...\nhow many ORs can u think of, shortie...lol
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measure water, water temp and motor oil on glass, metal and plastics times 3 (using three different detergents three containers in which to clean them and report on how they each work how long it takes for them to work and the quality of the job.
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You might try these links.\n\nGenreally keep relevent, they don't need to hear about your dishwasher experience probably.   \n\nAnd keep in short, as an empoyer, I don't want to read a novel.  I'd call you in or ask you to email me some more infomation if your one page resume looked interesting at all.\n\nMore or less a resume is an ad.  You don't see any effective WORDY ads.
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Cleaning and supervising cleaners, keeping laundry (checking, repair etc) and also keeping all the fixtures and fittings in good order (making sure the work is done!).  Keeping track of food use, ordering and sometimes also responsible for menu planning with cook.   Making sure the house is "kept" properly.  As you would at home but on a bigger scale.
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You could go to the web site how stuff works, there they will give you diagrams of how it works.
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Hello,A Micro Wave Oven Works On The Principle In Which It Uses Infrared Waves(Micro Waves), Which Make The Molecules Present In Food To Rotate in To n Fro Motion, And The Motion Is So Fast That It Heats Up The Food (The Food Molecules Move About Few Lakh Times In One Second) :-)
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I did a science fair project that combined science and economics - it was called "Which Dish Washing Liquid is Best for Your Buck".  I tested which dish washing liquid was the best by seeing how many drops of it were needed to destroy the surface tension of a glass of water.  I then figured out how much each drop of dish washing liquid cost, and reported on the best value.  The judges seemed to like the economics side of it as well as the science fair side of it.  Good Luck!
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Wash in washing machine.
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one to wash , the other to rinse .
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They use wet wipes for their bodies.  They use rinseless shampoos that hospitals use for people who can't bathe.
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Equipment you use, materials you throw out.  Think of a bulldozer (equipment) pushing dirt (material).  You keep the bulldozer and get rid of the dirt.\n\nGood luck.