How to Load the Dishwasher Properly 

Xela Redna same! 33 and have always owned a dishwasher but never knew how to use them. Every time I moved to a new place I would try it and the dishes would come out horrible. Bought a kitchen aid dishwasher and I don’t think I’m ever going back to hand washing. I love it. Now I see why people use these things.

Don't worry. I am watching this video on my 32nd birthday!

I never had a dishwasher

I’m 29 and today is my first time using one. Lol.

Haha! Well, if you need one and live in Texas, come to one of our stores!

Excellent point. If my wife only knew this.. and how to put toilet paper on the right way so it falls forward.

@@mrdev5281 1. Don't load any tall items near the silverware baskets since they will block the water to wash the flatware. 2. Always bring the hot water to the dishwasher first by turning the sink faucet to full hot running water until it is as hot as possible. 3. Don't put nearly as much soap in the dishwasher as indicated. Only a table spoon is needed for first cycle and a table spoon for the second cycle. Putting the normal amount of soap in will eventually clog the filter. This does two things: It makes you call a repairman for $100, and it sells more dishwasher soap. 4. One of the main advantages of putting the toilet paper on the spindle so the paper feeds from the top of the roll, not the bottom, is the fact that you can always find the end of the paper, and fold it back a bit for the next use. This allows you to easily grab toilet paper when you stumble into the bathroom out of a sound sleep to perform those nightly pee missions, when you are still mostly asleep, and your eyes are squinting in a blur. During this global pandemic, every roll of toilet paper needs to be set up in the most accessible way.

Or enjoy the thumping sound while the arm spins. 😁

​@@jennifer86010Doesn't it heat water itself?

@@vrnvorona Some dishwashers do and others do not heat incoming water. It is always best to run the hot water in your sink until it is at its hottest, then turn the dishwasher on while the sink hot water is still running. Once the dishwasher has accessed the hot water (you can hear it filling in the dishwasher) you can turn off the sink hot water. This ensures hot water will clean your dishes.

videos like this are for people zero common sense...

no, you have hard water, get a water softener....

@@davidm7824 i like my water like i like my men, soft and wet.

Not true. That is obviously in her house. She just has a really, really big kitchen.

Lol!!!!

@@joelandjenniferdolphin2756 and she aslo has "EXIT" sign in her house...

SMH !!!!! Look closely . she's in a store !!!!!!!

I scrolled down to the comments for an answer to that very question

That is absolutely the dumbest idea I've heard. Your food is used to scrub your dishes? Get real. Then it goes down the drain where there is supposed to be a grinder that pulverizes them so that they don't stop up the drain. Good luck with that. Finally, after the dishes have gone through all of the cycles and are dry and ready to put up. Smell the inside of the glasses. That smell is last nights dinner.

@@billcherry5852 Are you replying to a deleted comment? Or did the person edit your comment? As on its own your comment is confusing.

The comment Kim A. made was how they've been "schooled" because the video says you don't need to rinse your dishes while they always rinse their dishes. Implying they now know that they don't need to do it. Bill Cherry disagrees with that and is stating all the reasons you should still rinse your dishes off, which I agree with. Unless you have a really good dishwasher it's not going to work all that well. Even if you have a really good dishwasher you will end up having to clean the food trap pretty regularly and doing a clean cycle just to make sure it's all clean after that. On top of that your drain pipe will eventually need to be cleaned because of all the food going through it

I totally disagree with not soaking food stuffs off as well. I have never had to clean the jets in the sprayers for years. Moved in with a friend who vehemently disagreed and I ended up removing and cleaning the openings in the sprayer arms EVERY TWO WEEKS!

Lmfao same.

@@caseyelizabethley6049 Na, I just over load. If the dish is still dirty, it stays in for round two.

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@Steven Strain Penultimate means "second to last in a series"... so maybe just use the ultimate cycle?

@@cmh2111 Me too haha

Don't you miss the simple days of hand-washing ...

Me also

And you still have no clue after watching this. Hopefully, your dishes won't disintegrate if you fail to follow her advice and don't leave a bit of food debris on them.

R T : Y U mad bro?

@@ginger-bread_man , the remark she made (0:40) that if you prewash (rinse) dishes that the soap has nothing to eat and will eat up your dishes causing them all sorts of harm. That is a really dumb statement, incredibly dumb. The soap gods must be appeased with food particles or will attack your dishes prematurely wearing them out and possibly even crack them? Get real! If that's the case, either she's washing paper plates, whatever she's using as soap is extremely dangerous or she's high. She also says use only "fresh" detergent? Duh, what happens if it's more than a month old? it's in sealed packets and a solid or a dense liquid. It doesn't magically go poof if it's a month old. Now, if it's like 20 years plus years old, maybe. How can you not laugh when she's making a video about how to properly use a dishwasher and recommends hand washing some dishes. I mean, that's the point of having a dishwasher: TO NOT HAVE TO HAND WASH DISHES. Sure, delicate stuff. Another video she shows us how to clean an ice maker. Use only "approved" special ice maker cleaner for the job. What do you want to bet that "approved" special ice maker cleaner is just vinegar and water sold for an astronomical price? The real kicker of this video is saying don't pre rinse the dishes or the soap will know and ruin your dishes. If that thing runs for three hours, it doesn't matter whether or not you rinsed the dishes or not. That soaps in there. If you don't prewash your dishes and have big particles on them, you get the pleasure of cleaning out a catch all basket way in the bottom. I wouldn't have even commented anything about her videos if she didn't try to snow ball people with that selective dish washer soap story.

I was able to put 7 of my 9 cups up top. I had to assimilate the other two on the bottom with the other dishes ;) Resistance IS futile

THAT IS RIDICULOUS! IN A DISPOSER THAT IS ATTACHED TO A SEWER SYSTEM, ANYTHING GOES INTO DISPOSAL! , EXCEPT BONES, AND VERY FIBROUS ITEMS, LIKE CORN COBS, LARGE GRAPEFRUIT SKINS, ANYTHING PLASTIC, ETC. IF YOU HAVE NO SEWER SYSTEM BECAUSE YOU LIVE IN A VERY RURAL AREA, YOU ARE ADVISED NOT TO USE DISPOSAL EXCEPT FOR MINUTE PIECES OF FOOD THAT MIGHT BE LEFT ON A PLATE! I EVEN TEAR ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT PEELS INTO PIECES, AND BANANA SKINS AS WELL. SO YOU CAN PUT ANY FOOD THAT HAS BEEN BROKEN OR TORN INTO SMALL PIECES INTO YOUR DISPOSAL! IF NOT, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE BEST DEVICE FOR DISPOSAL IN YOUR KITCHEN!

Speaking of “eggs” not being able to be removed, check this video out especially towards the end. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9F1c1pxvicw.html so maybe your machine was made in the 90s but nowadays things do get cleaned 🧼 up.

Dried egg comes off fine without rinsing, for me no problem

Potatoes, specifically skins are bad to run through the disposal. I don't think it has to do with large particles but what happens to the particles when chopped up and mixed with water. Potatoes are extremely starchy and will form a glue that will clog your pipes. My wife did this and I had to take apart the drain and clear the mess once.

That's a hard habit to break for sure!

Soap going bad is the dumbest shit I heard all year, and it's November.

@@evilmarc At first thought it may seem silly to think of soap possibly going bad. If it's sealed in something it will be perfectly fine for several lifetimes, but if not sealed and air tight(which some resealable bags they come in aren't all that great at times), soap can get mold growing on it. There are reports of dish pods going bad when they get brown spots showing in them. Same thing can happen to bar soap after a long while. And i mean a very long time. Dish powder may not grow mold because it's so dry, but it does expire after a year or two, which would cause diminishing results in it's cleaning performance. I think the soap comment was helpful. It's just another step to the troubleshooting if people are having trouble with their dishwashers.

You're so welcome!

LMAO, that's good!

We haven't seen the DW Wizard in AGES! How is he doing? Tell him hi for us :) (And you're very welcome)

Lol

Thank you for the kind feedback!

Yeah! We love hearing that :)

I need the older model

from what?!! Don't leave us on a cliff hanger! That's wrong!

@@FBSKitchen This was a great video. Nothing was wrong. I Don't think I left you on a cliff hanger. I thought it was funny saying to mix up the silverware to stop them from Spooning. And that's how I left it. Keep up the good work.

@@davedavies6518 oh my gosh Dave, I think I totally missed the last sentence yesterday so I thought your comment ended with, "I was also told to mixed the types up to stop___" and I needed to know "to stop what?!"" :)

@@FBSKitchen LOL. Keep up on the good videos, and don't forget to.... ; - )

@@davedavies6518 I think she's looking for you to show her what spooning means, Dave ;-)

You are very welcome!

Yeah! So happy to help!

We're working on a comparison series- check back later in the year, b/c that will definitely be something we cover!

Which brand and model do you use??? And for how long have you been using it?

It’s amazing how much she has made stuff up too.

And, did you manage to load it?

@@DVHSJ Yep, everything turned out OK! :)

YEAH!! We're so happy we could help :)

Cleaning carbs, manifolds and exhaust manifolds without first properly setting the sandblast feature is never a good idea.

True story, my stepbrother burned his house down washing his carburetor with gasoline, the pilot light from the gas stove ignited the gas fumes.

You should use it at least once per week. Modern dishwashers have auto programs that measure dirt levels. That's probably why that program is taking forever to finish.

Yeah! We love hearing that!

Let me reach out to one of our reps and get back to you on this!

Brad Saint George no way just save the extra dishes for the next load lol

She is saying not to overcrowd it. Otherwise wash the remaining or do another load.

Brad Saint George buys a $1500 dollar washer, dry cleans suits

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@Edi2003 kilometres I kk

Let us know what she thinks after she watches it!