Dishwasher Rinse Aid - Why Do I Need It? [REAL LIFE EXAMPLES]
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2018
- Do your dishes come out of the dishwasher with water spots, white film and drenched in water?
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If so, consider using dishwasher rinse aid. In this video, we explain how rinse aid works and how it can benefit your dishwasher's performance with real-life examples.
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My old dishwasher had no rinse aid dispenser and fully dried my dishes. My brand new dishwasher can't do this and requires rinse aid. I'm glad that our advancements in dishwasher technology are forcing us to add more chemicals to accomplish the same thing old dishwashers did without them. I call that progress.
I'm agree with you
Your old dishwasher was also designed to use way more energy and water, as well as using detergents that contained phosphates. Phosphates are extremely dangerous to ocean life and thus why they were banned.
The rinse aid liquid is basically citric acid plus other water dispersants, I don't see how that is worse than phosphates. The detergent and rinse aid are bought separate because they are used in different steps of a washing cycle
Just talking to my wife 5 min. ago and told her the same thing.
Thinking of doing it the old way again and returning my brand new dishwasher.
If i can wipe my ass i should be able to do some dishes ...
@@rufeilrahtieh7885 Fun fact: you actually waste more water and energy by handwashing your dishes. And it's also more time consuming.
@@Viagrafuuk No, let the dishes lie in hot water for 1 hour.
Wiping our anus is also maybe consuming and unnecessary ...
Dad here just seeing why my woman was so serious about rinse aid. Yes it was an argument. Yes I needed to see the difference with and without rinse aid. Don't mind me just needed clarification
Replaced our old dishwasher two years ago for a new Miele one with autodos and auto open on drying cycle. The combination of using proprietary detergent and rinse aid has been amazing. Crystal clear glasses and sparkling crockery. Uses 8lt of water and less than 1kw on eco program. Worth every penny.
why do you make these. so helpful
I was wondering how safe is really dishwasher aids solution. As you can find on the Internet there’s some listing of chemical product in that dishwasher aids that is not specify on the bottle. If this product stays on glass and spoon everywhere inside the dishwasher is dries up. I know this over the year if you spread a piece of butter to your toast the butter will not stick to the knife it always fall down on your toast and does not stick to the knife. Surely you’re not the only one realize that but I wonder if those chemicals over the year can cause harmful damage to human and environment.
Thanks for sharing!
What chemicals made up the rinse aid?
I have bought a new dishwasher . Is it mandatory to use salt if I already have a soft tap water?
In the name of shine, rinse aid in dishwasher is making them silky and sticky when touched with water .I have to forcibly wash utensils with water before use. Pls clarify.
Thanks for video...p.s. nice voice
just leave the door of the dishwasher slightly open after the process is done. the heat inside the machine will evaporate water and the open door will create a path for the hot humid air to exit, basically creating a mini convection oven inside the dishwasher, hastily removing any moisture inside the machine. i have never used rinse aid and all my wares come out spotless from the mechanicus. also non-ionic actives inside rinse aid usually stick to the glassware and can be harmful for human health in the long run.
I use soft water and tried using the dishwasher without the rinseaid. There were no streaks but the dishes were wet which dried after I left the door open. Can I continue using the dishwasher without the rinseaid?
Sure! Just know that using rinse aid will speed up your drying process so you don't have to wait for them to air dry. If you have an automatic open dishwasher this might not be a concern but technically when using rinse aid your dishes should be dry right when the cycle is complete. But it's totally up to you and your everyday preferences.
Place a box fan in front of it and water drys with out spots.
The old machine probably needs to go through a clean
My wife doesn’t like the taste of rinse aid. I don’t understand why she needs a shot of this?!
Cackling
will vinegar do the same thing I'm worried about the chemicals in rinse aid and heard vinegar will do the same thing
Hello The Amazoner - for dishwasher rinse aid - yes many people use white vinegar to avoid the chemicals but with 5% acidity (or less), we don't find it a suitable substitute when it comes to ridding water spots and better drying. There are a bunch of natural rinse aid products on the market today we suggest trying before using vinegar.
@@DesignerApplianceshello there, do you happen to know of any natural rinse aid products to substitute vinegar i can't wait for my new dishwasher to arrive and i'd love to get the best results possible, thank you.
@@theamazoner4075 Congrats on your new dishwasher, which one did you buy? For a natural rinse aid we recommend the Seventh Generation Rinse Aid that has a non-toxic formula and is cruelty free. It has the most positive feedback among consumers when it comes to getting rid of water spots and getting your dishes dry/clean.
vinegar is an acid, over time the acidity could cause or accelerate wear in parts of your dishwasher.
I do not use rinse aid . Only use finish detergent and salt . No rinse aid .I have turned it off in my Bosch dishwasher setting . It still shines well and dries .
Is Rinse aid toxic?
Older appliances are better than the new garbage
Older appliances that made it long enough for us to call them old. Survivor bias.
Not at all. I have a 30 years old Whirlpool. Every month I have to disassemble it to remove the gunk on it. The new one all have filters you unscrew. Simple.
@@signedelacroix7213 well you are nowhere near educated on appliances... the older appliances has less to break than the newer appliances have...
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One secret is to wash on a hot wash and leave dishes in the machine at the end of the cycle to dry under the residual heat in the machine ... all dishes ,glasses and cups will come out dry and streak free .. only a small amount of residual water will be evident in concave areas ( Yeah alright smartarse ) convex ?? if viewed from the other side DUH!!
Great tip! Normally the dishwasher's sanitize cycle will get the hottest and provide the most residual heat for drying
My dishwasher has a setting from 1 to 9 for rinse and
How the heck do I know where to set it
Glass is coming out good, plastic seems to still have spots... Do I need to up it?
The higher the number the more it dispense the rinse product keep turning the inside dial up till you are satisfied with how it preforming.
If u care for ur health and well being better to switch it off or set as ZERO .If u care more about how ur Utensils or Stainless steel looks and shine crank it up to highest setting note u might ingest it in small quantities .
I wonder what does methylchloroisothiazolinone in the Finish rinse aid do to ur body 🤔.
I tried eating dishwasher salt once at least didn't die lol
@@npne1253 Try Having little rinse aid 😂, U will probably go to heaven for sure . ITS TOXIC If I'm not wrong .
@@kingo27689 prob xd
@@kingo27689 From my bottle it says 5-15% nonionic surfactant and rest is prob distilled water