On May 11, 2:39*pm, "brooklyn1" > wrote:
> "Tom Adams" > wrote in message
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> On May 11, 8:58 am, "brooklyn1" > wrote:
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> > "Dave" wrote:
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> > > OK, I think that was an attempt at humor. But if your dishes aren't
> > > getting
> > > clean without rinsing them before putting them in the dishwasher, you
> > > need
> > > to get a new dishwasher, or switch detergent.
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> > Not true. Certain foods will actually cook on so well they'll be more
> > difficult to remove after coming out of the dishwasher than had they been
> > washed off prior; runny egg yolk and cooked porridge/cereal ('specially
> > oatmeal), most especially from silverware. I have a top of the line Maytag
> > and it works very well but I still rinse off dishes because I only use
> > enough dishes to run it like twice a week and unless one runs their
> > dishwasher every day it will stink... are you one of those who uses your
> > dishwasher as garbage can... I know that stench from when I'm in someone's
> > kitchen and they open their dishwasher full of cruddy dishes and it stinks
> > like fish monger dumpster. Not rinsing crud from dishes before placing
> > them
> > in the dishwasher is tantmount to taking a dump and not flushing the
> > terlit... you don't gotta scrub the terlit each time but you at least
> > gotta
> > flush... and obviously you don't.
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> You rinse off (not wash) your dishes, and then you put them is a
> machine the you say you know does not wash them either. *You never
> wash them?
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> Part of your brain must be flushed down the terlit, wtf are you talking
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I am talking about your practice. You rinse you dishes, then you put
them in a machine that you said does not wash them, therefore you have
never washed your dishes.