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Aluminum items (such as utensils) should be loaded so that they will not rub against dishes during washing. Throw-away aluminum items should be hand-washed and not washed in the dishwasher because they may break down and cause marking. Aluminum markings can be removed by using a mild abrasive cleanser.
Are the dishes correctly loaded?
Properly loading the dishes is essential for optimal cleaning performance and drying. Here are some tips for proper loading:
Don't overload the dishwasher. While it may be tempting to cram in as many dishes as possible, this can lead to inadequate water circulation and could result in unclean dishes. Ensure enough space for water and detergent to reach every item for optimal cleaning results.
Load items at an angle. Ensure items are loaded at an angle and pointed toward the spray arms. Keeping items loaded at an angle will also help with water runoff and drying performance.
Put plastic in the correct spot. Due to their complex shapes, plastic items are especially difficult to load to promote drying. Also, plastic does not conduct heat like glass or ceramics. If available, load your plastic cups, bowls, and mugs in the third-level rack for the best dry performance. Don’t put plastic items on the lower rack. Plastic items are less likely to deform when loaded in the top rack.
