How to load a Dishwasher and tips on using it

[@rachaelodom2332]

This has to be one of the best tutorials I have seen. This man knows what he is talking about, he is not trying to rush through it, and his voice is soothing, which instills confidence in what he is saying. Very good job.

[@lords-electrical]

Thanks for the feedback

[@mrdemocracy7106]

My tip is Wash and Dry up in the normal way yes using your hands with washing up liquid and yes drying off with a clean tea towel and you would not have to bother with all this non essential energy consuming lazy smelly nonsense appliance.

[@JT1358]

@@mrdemocracy7106 you use way more water washing by hand, and you inevitably leave a tiny amount of detergent on your items which you then ingest next time you use them. Tea-towels are also breeding grounds for bacteria, which get added to the mix if you use them more than once. Dishwashers save not only water but massive amounts of time...

[@dianemailman7075]

@@pjflannery7680 did a great job! 😀

[@Helen-nl9lv]

Tragic & pathetic. Open the front door. Go outside. Meet humans. Have coffee ,/ cake /tea. Or find a good therapist.

[@clairebamber9608]

'If you're going to do a job, then do it properly!' Thanks for clearly explaining how loading a dishwasher should be done for the best results. 👍 A tip I've learned over the years is to check the bottom washer arm is able to rotate freely before switching the dishwasher on. Do this by positioning the washer arm at the 12 and 6 o'clock position before pushing the bottom drawer fully in. The you can reach under the drawer and push the spinner arm round to check that nothing is poking through and stopping the water jets from washing properly. Another tip is, if you use a stainless steel teapot like we do, then putting it in the dishwasher every so often cleans off all the built up tanin stains inside and restores its original shine throughout.

[@bradmieczkowski4716]

Thank you I'm 40 and never used a dishwasher till today watched ur video and learned alot so thank you for showing me what I been missing the last 40 years

[@shrp007]

This is one of the best tutorials. The guy explains well in a soft tone.

[@BorisSiber]

the trick for explaining anything is to do it right way, not too fast, clearly explained and with joy. you've done it all! congratulations and thanks for your effort

[@cateorlamoya]

I am sure I am not alone when I say I am the ONLY person in my home who can load a dishwasher. What the rest of the family do defies logic and they are all going to watch this as a pre show to the next family movie night. My thanks x

[@lords-electrical]

I have the same problem at home, so you are not alone. Thanks for the great feedback

[@greytab7027]

I don't even have a dishwasher but I was recommended one of his videos about washing machines and now I've gone down a rabbit hole. This channel is so informative!

[@tim0steele]

Great video, here's my tip: when unloading the dishwasher carry the entire cutlery basket (it has a handle after all) to the cutlery drawer before unloading. Saves time!

[@PulpFiction75]

...and put it on something like a cutting board to prevent the facing down sharp knives from damaging your worktop

[@TsLeng]

Good one. Luckily for me tho, I keep cutlery in a drawer right beside the dishwasher!

[@GeorgCJ]

Are people not doing this? Lol

[@Techier868]

I just had a duh moment a month or two ago and started doing that LOL

[@jenniferstone5632]

This has been so useful. I have just bought my first dishwasher and didn't realise that wooden items should not go in. Also, the loading tips are really useful.

[@LizWillows]

Neither me nor the guy who did the plumbing for my new Bosch dishwasher knew what the large head was for and I couldn't find it in the manual, so very grateful for your explicit description of it's use. Also, i think that your video will help all the family be on the same team with how the dishwasher should be loaded! :)

[@VerticalBlank]

Same re the large head. Many thanks!

[@SM-cz5od]

Same with the large. Just got this dishwasher 2 months ago and had no idea what is was for so I have it the cupboard! I’ll be getting back out to use tomorrow now😀

[@djparent5797]

As new Thermador DW owners - we had no idea either and couldn't find the part in the manual. This will be very helpful with vent hood racks.

[@mikemalone6103]

I just got my Bosh series 800 an d it didn’t have it included, maybe an optional thing?

[@albertocabral]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. You can always use salt and rinse aid separately with all-in-one tablets. Long-handled cutlery can be safely placed across the top rack. Detergent dissolves better with soiled dishes, so don't rinse before dishwashing. With the help of a used paper napkin clean the solid food remains. Now and again, check the arms holes. Unscrew them and with a toothpick remove any obstruction. Always unload the bottom rack first so it won't get any dripping when you unload the top rack . Clean the outer insides of the door as they tend to accumulate soil. Rinse aid dries the door rubber seals. To prevent it, put some washing up liquid on a sponge and moisten them once a month.

[@nikiTricoteuse]

Great vid as usual thank you. My tip is, when you load the top drawer, make sure there's nothing with a handle that could end up falling through and stopping the arm from rotating. We often lay utensils that are too tall for the basket along the top shelf and l always tuck them so the water pressure won't make them fall through a gap. Also, our cutlery basket has an optional grated lid, like the one you showed and, we leave one side shut for cutlery and the other open for things with fatter handles, like peelers or serving spoons etc. It's also a great place for jar lids.

[@joaoluisesquivel2810]

Great video. My 1st tip: put the machine cicle on before you go to bed or programme it, so it starts late to allow for complete dryness of items inside. Some times if you open the machine too soon (even after all the lights are turned off), some of the items will still be damp. 2sd tip: I normally put sauce pans a little tipped over with the handles not up and down but horizontally so that they don't fill with water, and the pans get cleaner. 3rd tip: once a month, or when required, do a cicle with proper cleanning fluid, machine completely empty. It will prevent accumulation of lime (CaCO3) and the machine will smell fresh. 4th tip: you can wash your (gas stove) pan supporters, or grates, putting them inside the dishwasher upside down on the top rack.

[@zouzou8970]

Brilliant ASMR presentation, thank you. I don't like anything technical so the tone of your voice helped me listen to this type of content, which in fact turned out to be quite interesting! One tip I heard is that you can wash your oven racks in the dishwasher 🤩 the handles can be taken out too, as well as the knobs of the hob (of course you would know this)

[@francineclave2207]

Loved this video! I can help with two tips I have learned. Always put a squirt of liquid dish detergent in the smaller detergent door. This section is for the prewash. If you do that your dishes will come out much cleaner because when the long clean cycle starts the prewash has pretty much gotten the large bits off AND loosened up the tough stuff like egg yoke. Most people just put cleaner and in the big side…. My #2 tip is I try to always load something short in the very front lower basket or section closest to the detergent doors. I learned the hard way if I put a tall item like a plate or cutting board here it can prevent my detergent doors from opening fully. Back when I used to use the pods, I would sometimes have half dissolved packets stuck inside the detergent holder. Just like sometimes we unintentionally block the sprayer, we can also block the detergent door. 👍

[@lords-electrical]

Brilliant great suggestions thanks very much

[@cl4re4d4ms]

We only have one detergent holder.

[@Czechbound]

Another GREAT video ! TOP TIP : Some of my small spoons, their handles are narrow enough to slip through the holes at the bottom of the cutlery basket. So those I put in handle-up. Otherwise, their handles would interfere with the mechanism underneath the lower tray.

[@intellectracoon]

if this guy was my elementary teacher .. i wouldn't have had anger issues as an adult.. he is so calm can we be friends man.

[@donnabozkurt6904]

Haha 😂😂

[@vickigranacher3357]

My useful tip : make a habit of removing the filter EVERY time after you run the dishwasher and wash it. It doesn't take long for the filter to grow black mold when the door is closed. And keep the door propped open a bit with help too. Just like the washing machine.

[@reenpeen]

So detailed. Small things to be factored in. Like the salt and that large dish spray head. Thank you for putting in so much effort 🙌🙌

[@hayleymeredith8361]

Often wondered about the large items spray head. Thanks for explaining and showing how to attach it to dishwasher. Greatly appreciated !

[@Merope4ever]

Brilliant explanation. You just reminded me to check the filter, which is really useful for me. I would also recommend to use the time delay function. Not only because the energy is cheaper during the night, but also because it is better for the environment to avoid the peak hours when everybody wants to use energy. You don't need your dishwasher to have internet for that. A simple timer function works fine. A lot of the machines have it, just get into the settings it shouldn't be hard to find. And the other advantage is the noise will probably not bother you when you are asleep and away in your bedroom.

[@angelaregan475]

My neighbour's dishwasher caused a fire during the night. They were lucky to get out and their house was gutted

[@Merope4ever]

@@angelaregan475 Ooof, maybe there should be MOT's for dishwashers...

[@alexthomson7465]

The sound eq on this channel is spot on! Well done

[@Truth1561]

One thing I realised early on,mis that you have to remove things like rice, seeds etc as they can get into the spinning arms- I’ve spent many frustrating hours trying to remove them from the holes when I’ve realised things weren’t washing properly, as water wasn’t coming out of parts of the arms.

[@mjbrisbane3003]

If only I could convince the other dish loader at the house to follow these tips!

[@Gulamqambar]

Beautifully explained in a very simple language. There are so many things we think we know but after watching this video, we realise our mistakes. Thank you so much for all the wonderful tips. Bless you.

[@reubanvasu8417]

The best video tutorial on dishwasher ❤

[@sandradavies7804]

For constant high performance: wipe plates/dishes with kitchen towel before putting in, don't rinse; remove and rinse the filter after EVERY wash (or at least every other wash), it only takes a minute; and for safety if you have a cutlery basket down below, put knives in point down, too many accidents with knives sticking upwards. And yes, never use those tablets. My Miele has a dosing container that dispenses so little powder you wonder how it works, but it does. Though I do live in a very soft water area. And ignore what the makers of those anodized aluminium pans say about "dishwasher safe", you'll halve their lifespan if you put them in a dishwasher. I learned this the hard way.

[@Czechbound]

TOP TIP : My dishwasher had an error code, that meant something like "Heating Element Fault". It occurred when I had run the machine, and unexpectedly the water supply to the building was interrupted ( so presumably there wasn't water, and the heating element became too hot ). The Service Engineer said, "First know that there is a reset function". So he did the reset function ( pushing two of the control buttons together. The machine beeped, and then was normal. "So you don't need a new heating element. Just be aware that you can reset the machine, and then try it again. Usually this works". So that saved me buying a new heating element and getting it installed when I didn't need to.

[@nikiTricoteuse]

Cor. Keep that repairman! How nice to hear of someone being honest and not charging for an unecessary repair.

[@melgraner175]

Understanding the basics is so useful! The video was all encompassing and clear. Love your manner!

[@lords-electrical]

Thanks very much x

[@bbmania4274]

Thanks KZbin for the random pick! I loved the video and thanks for the explanation. I happen to have exactly the same model Bosch dishwasher as in the clip. I didnt know the upper rack can be adjusted and the bottom dividers can be folded!! It has been more than 5 years since I had this model. LOL. Thanks KZbin and Thanks Lord's dishwasher man!

[@lords-electrical]

No problem, glad it was useful for you.

[@paulamccormack5031]

What a brilliant tutorial! very well explained and yes I’ve learnt about some new features as I’m guilty of not reading all the instructions. Well done that man👍🏼

[@lords-electrical]

You're very welcome!

[@Helen-nl9lv]

Tragic

[@krispayne7]

Thank you! This is so helpful. You wouldn’t believe how hard it is to find a good tutorial on how to use the dishwasher properly! Lol, crazy. And so many people including myself haven’t been doing it right and we wonder why our dishes aren’t getting cleaning. I also was wondering what some things are on the dishwasher I’m a visual person and watching video is more helpful to me than reading a manual. Thanks for this much appreciated.

[@nadoo65]

thanks for useful guidance, and as you said we all do silly thing by pushing few extra plates that normally doesn't fit. But my concern is the utensils (spoons and forks) should always be placed up side down that handles are sticking up for hygienic purposes. It is important that while emptiing utensils you don't touch by your hands the part that goes into mouth.

[@domr.204]

GOD BLESS YOU. YOUR INSTRUCTIONS IN 2 MINUTES has helped me more than an hour, of all the other wanna be"s teaching but really need to learn more..... THANK YOU SO MUCH.GOD BLESS YOU. you just helped out a construction guy that has giving up washing everything by hand. while my wife uses the effin machine all the time. EFF THAT!! THANX AGAIN .

[@lords-electrical]

No problem, glad it was useful for you, thanks for the feedback

[@CandyGirl44]

I've gotten so used to using the 3 in one tablets, I've totally forgotten where and how to put the salt and rinse aid in! I thought when moving to Gauteng, the water would be hard and I would really need to start doing that, but must admit the tablets are doing a pretty good job on their own!

[@albertocabral]

I use the all-in-one tablets but keep filling the salt and rinse aid compartments.

[@AndrewLumsden]

Very good advice. Only one thing to add is not to put cutlery in a dishwasher that have bone handles. Over time the bone will fracture and disintegrate and the glue between the bone and metal will soften and come apart.

[@jasonvoss1984]

Have you considered a career as a hostage negotiator? You have such a calm pleasant manner and voice.

[@lords-electrical]

Could be a good move for me. I did have a customer annoyed at something years ago and in the end they said that it was really difficult to be annoyed at me because my voice was so calm

[@deedawson6074]

@@lords-electrical Chuckling loudly. You should be the recording on an airplane regarding emergencies etc. Seriously though, I would send your links to an advertising company who look for voices like yours for all sorts of things. Don’t be shy about it, we are all just stating a fact, you have it, when it come to not having an irritating voice (you will never by hired for one of those annoying ads) and as someone has said, the perfect voice for recorded books for the blind or those that like to be read to. Thank you, I have really enjoyed your vlogs and learnt things too, even at 63 years old.

[@yuka987]

I'm new to the U.S. and built-in dishwasher. This video is really helpful for me. Thank you so much 😊

[@gazza9463]

A tip. Depending how often you use your dishwasher, at least once every 3 months use a dish washer cleaner at max temp for best results. This will keep the dishwasher smelling clean' and fresh.

[@kmaidotia]

Large item spray head, found this in my dishwasher and could not figure out where it went. Thanks Great video, never thought I would watch a video on loading a dishwasher.

[@pe6upa4ata]

His voice is so soothing

[@MariuszWelna]

Tip: Use powder instead of tablets. It's the same stuff but powder is usually at least 3 times cheaper. Plus, powder dissolves fully and faster, so you actually wash with detergent. If your dishes are super dirty, dump some powder directly into the dishwasher so that it does the pre washing with detergent as well.

[@carolbell7077]

Ug

[@phototristan]

Agreed. Powder is also a lot more environmentally friendly. Liquid detergents are mostly water that is just trucked around before you get it in to your home.

[@L2002]

that's not a tip. tablet is better than powder

[@isabellayessi]

Powder ruined my last (stains from the powder in the cleaning part) dishwasher that was installed from the previous owner and, had to buy a new one Technology has advanced so, please stop giving bad advice lol.

[@mattsonfire3992]

Excellent video! Finally discovered what the large item spray head is for! Thank you!

[@scotsam7590]

Learning how to load and dishwasher and abiding by the instructions should be in every pre-nuptial agreement! Ha ha ha.

[@ilonakraynik3169]

thank you for explaining the large item water head for grills and things I never knew what that was for!!!

[@juliawitts7270]

Recently moved into a home with a dishwasher. Found this very helpful and interesting as the instruction manual is not particularly user friendly. Must say I do get good results with all in one tablets, possibly because I live in a soft water area and also most items are not heavily soiled. Thank you.

[@andreav2125]

We just bought a higher-end Bosch and had really no idea how to load it. This video is fabulous! First, I've never heard of "dishwasher salt" in my life and had to Google it. Second, never heard of the large item spray head! It didn't come with our model but will probably get one at some point. I figured that any post-cleaning debris was the fault of the loader and not the dishwasher. ;)

[@kevinmcguire5696]

I have sliding tines in the lower rack of my dishwasher. It's great because I have a number of pasta bowl/plates. Essentially plates with rimmed sides, making them a little wider than regular plates. This makes the sliding tines a great feature

[@ah89971]

I must admit your video is great. I must admit you need to do more videos like this.

[@ninaturner1546]

Thank you this was very informative. I couldn’t find anything on how to load or where to put the cleaning products and then this video just popped up

[@lords-electrical]

Great to know it was useful for you. Thanks for the feedback 😀

[@lovelymissjenna]

I love this video! Very glad to have stumbled across it. Firstly, I’m from the states and am not familiar with dishwasher salt, I wonder if our models do not use that? But more importantly, it’s been a long standing argument in my family -which way to load the silverware. I always believe that they should be tines side down, to help maintain sanitation when unloading (do not have to touch any parts that enter mouth) But now after watching this video and learning about the manufacture flip lids that are clearly designed to be used the opposite direction I think I may have to admit I was wrong. Again thank you so much for creating these videos, I’ve already watch quite a few from this channel ♥️

[@lords-electrical]

Thanks for the great feedback

[@marycolton951]

Bought a Bosch a year ago. Its a work of art. Never going to buy another brand of appliance except Bosch. The Germans make great appliances! Lots of good tips on the dishwasher…thank you so much. And, it was a nice and calm presentation!

[@valerieoregan9989]

I have been using dishwashers for more than fifty years, and I have never heard of "dishwasher salt". What is it? Why is it necessary, or even useful?

[@stepheng8779]

@@valerieoregan9989 never heard of Google either?

[@nikiTricoteuse]

I think it may depend on what country you're from and the hardness of your local water. I'm in New Zealand and we don't use/need dishwasher salt here either.

[@joebrickham]

Terrific job explaining the do's and don'ts of loading a dishwasher. Many thanks!'

[@pachecodecastro2593]

Super useful, thank you! I find that rinsing everything beforehand makes sure you don’t wash your dishes in dirty water. It’s well worth it.

[@jamescarrington5521]

NEVER PRE-RINSE your dishes; just SCRAPE AND LOAD. FILL BOTH DETERGENT CUPS. I GET SPOTLESS RESULTS

[@pachecodecastro2593]

@@jamescarrington5521I always thought that, by pre-rinsing the load, I would avoid washing it in greasy water. How many times does an average machine refill with clean water during a full cycle? I never found that information anywhere. The idea of using the same water over and over on a cycle disgusts me. Thank you very much.

[@denisethompson3819]

Nonsense, my dear. Scrape food off, and clean the filter every day if you want but once a month or 3 months is fine. You will find that the water is heated even when connected to the hot tap. Save water use a dishwasher. Rinsing dishes is water wasting. Not rinsing is well worth it. 👍

[@pachecodecastro2593]

@@denisethompson3819 thank you very much. I’ll try that. Regards.

[@CamcorderSteve]

We had a new dishwasher when we had our new kitchen installed a few years back. We put our breakfast bowls in the lower rack together with our dinner plates, which means there is no room for our pots and pans so we simply put them on the top rack together with the cups. We use the machine every five days, by which time it is fairly full. Maybe I should try doing as you suggested and put the pots and pans down below and put the breakfast bowls on the upper rack, although I am not sure if the upper rack is designed to take bowls...👍 Thanks for the suggestions, very interesting and has given me room for thought.

[@lords-electrical]

Great to hear it was useful for you, thanks for the great feedback.

[@wudgee]

Yes I would put the pans on the bottom in this case and bowls on the top. So long as you position them as best you can it works fine. I put some bowls and small plates on the top if I end up filling the bottom with pans and large plates.

[@Paxmax]

My last two dishwashers both had the same issue with using too little water, they are tuned so hard for minimal water use they actually kind of stop working mid cycle. It starts off normal but when enough water is on all items it takes a few seconds for it to return trickeling down, during that time the pump has run dry! You'll hear an odd surging noise, the water splashing quiets down because there is not enough water to pump around. The arms spinning slows down aswell, so it needs a second or two to regain that aswell. To stop the behaviour I open the door mid cycle and toss in 0,5-1L of water and then the washer runs fine. If you put in too much you will unfortunately trigger the system to think there is an overflow situation and it'll pump out that amount you put in, making the problem worse or the same. If you just bought the machine new, ask the store to pay for a technician to adjust it.

[@aureus1210]

I loved everything about this! Clear and concise tutorial with just the info I needed!

[@lords-electrical]

Thanks very much for the feedback

[@peterdull9780]

I really enjoy your channel and the kind but practical way you explain things. Thank you!

[@mnemo70]

We have a very similar Neff and I never noticed that you could adjust the height of the top basket. :-O It would probably pay off to actually read the manual, as you said. :) Small tip: It's also important to not block the small (red) front tray in the middle of the top basket because the washing tab will be released to it.

[@nomaleid]

Yes the presenters voice is very soothing it puts me to sleep haha. I have a bosch dishwasher it loads in a similar way, i have used the large item spray head a few times when cleaning out the even and fridge shelves and salad bin straight in the dishwasher. i can literally clean out the fridge in about 10 minutes (of course waiting for the contents of the dishwasher. Mine has a knife rack in the top left and adjustable rack at the bottom. I dont bother adjusting the rack height in the top basket. I always use salt but sometimes skip the rinse aid every so often O wash all kinds of things in the dishwasher, if its washable it goes in the dishwasher. i have been known to wash parts of the interior of the car (ash trays and removable trays), bathroom sets (soap dish, toothbrush holder, cups) and plastic shelves. They save a lot of time. I dont really maintain the dishwasher as such, I just put the pots in and turn it on and its been this way for years. I didnt bother with an extended gurantee since I bought a Bosch and in my experience i knew it wouldnt break down so i didnt bother. I use cheap aldi dishwasher tablets and salt/rinse aid. if its cheap and made of plastic/glass/pottery then it goes in the dishwasher. This includes: cheap ornaments (!), plastic trolley shelves (large item spray head), removable plastic parts of the car (ash trays etc.), plastic bathroom accessories (soap dish, toothbrush holder). If you are happy taking a risk (and saving a lot of time) then put it in the dishwasher. this is NOT recommended but I havent experienced any issues thus far. i have cleand out my oven shelves using the large item spray head in about 10 minutes simply using the self clean on the oven and large item spray head on the shelves. Yes im incredibly lazy but you decide is it worth putting stuff in the dishwasher or spending hours cleaning scrubbing or polishing take your choice :)

[@claudia8861]

This was a very useful video thank you !!! I wished I had watched it before adding regular salt . Now I'm not sure what is going to happen

[@millomweb]

If you have a dishwasher that doesn't clean things when placed in certain parts of the dishwasher, you can add more spray jets to the spray arms. I have done this on 2 machines to cure the problem. I use a meat skewer to puncture new holes into the spray arms - either upper or lower, whichever one misses items. I think the most I've done is 3 holes - 2 more in the top spray arm and one in the bottom. Of the two arms on one rotor, add holes where the biggest gap in holes is but make sure it's not the same distance from the centre of rotation as a hole on the opposite arm - as that would be a pointless hole. One distinct place adding a hole has worked well is to wash the corner cup in the rack - by adding a hole on the very end of the spray arm.

[@cosettapessa6417]

😳

[@sabihaaltaf6742]

Didn’t know about the cutlery feature, it’s good. Will load it that way now. Thanks.

[@spatilsmedspa6479]

This a very comprehensive tutorial. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@angelamelville7719]

That was very useful. I have a hoover dishwasher and this has been the best video I have watched to give me some idea on how to use mine. Thank you!

[@lords-electrical]

No problem, glad it was helpful for you.

[@wilsonkorea26]

Very informative..and nice video..also the presenter sounds polite and humble..

[@petrinahorne7979]

Thank you this has really helped as we think we are some parts missing . Also we were struggling as our plates are bigger than the space when the top shelf is lowered for wine glasses

[@NiinaSKlove]

This is close to ASMR 😌 Really informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing great tips 😊

[@SYRF82276]

The unit you are demonstrating has this shelf on the right middle tray. According to Bosch ( Bosch 300 series) it’s to hold wine glasses. I guess you can use for longer knives but quality knives always recommend hand washing. Thank you for your video and valuable information.

[@lords-electrical]

That's correct it can be used to put wine glasses up against as well.

[@leilakackley53]

I also use this section for plastic containers. When they fit securely under the stem holder, they don't flip over during the wash cycle and fill with water!

[@carolragsdale1105]

Thanks for the nice video and friendly repair guy. Cheers from across the pond.

[@lords-electrical]

Glad to help

[@druthedj]

Thanks a lot for the detailed tutorial. Amazing how one assumes they know it all 😄

[@colmcoleman6421]

i dont rinse off my dishes when putting them in i just scrape of food left over as ive found and also heard that if you do the tablets have no food to attack or clean off so it dont work right

[@patriciaturner3541]

Very helpful. I now know what that little round gadget is I have one from my previous dishwasher! Thank you.

[@gardeniainbloom812]

OMG I feel like a right plonker. I've had my Bosch for over 25 years and moaned repeatedly about how frustrating it is to put the salt in and wished I could fit my oven trays in it. That funnel and large spray head has been sitting in a bag long forgotten and I had no idea how useful they are. LOL. I'll read the instructions next time. Thanks.

[@ammarahsadiq9039]

I have this exact dishwasher Excellent video So simple and easy to understand Thanku

[@millomweb]

1:15 Here's my tip - don't put dishes in the plate rack (as shown) ! The dish rack is clearly there (with one dish in it) with the wider gaps between the prongs. But by all means use other space when the dish rack is full of dishes.

[@westaussieeggs8867]

oh dear I should make my hubby watch this video, he packs the dishwasher himself as he criticises everybody who does it but he overloads it systematically. He rearanges all the contents several times a day to fit more !

[@cosettapessa6417]

Lol

[@paulsoddsends8967]

Great video. I've never had a dishwasher (except me being one!) and I had no idea what the round plastic thing with holes, was prior to seeing your video! Even now I'm wondering if it isn't quicker to just wash the dishes etc in the traditional way? My dishwasher is a NEFF and I must admit that reading the instructions left me baffled. I'll persevere with it however.

[@shanaazkhan8063]

Excellent tutorial ! Have picked up quite a few tips . Thank you ..

[@sotonkst]

Excellent guide. What about cleaning the filters and the use of dishwasher cleaners? Unblocking spray arms?

[@teresacrowley4076]

Thanks for an excellent tutorial. I gave you a thumbs up!!!

[@juliapollitt8291]

Another excellent video from you guys thanks for explaining that extra head too!

[@Robearskibear]

The glasses rack has flat areas in the middle, like many, so it’s tough to use that area without having some glasses sitting flat (allowing water to gather on top). This seems like another ideal reason to lower one side of that rack; making the entire space usable because glasses will now be slightly slanted.

[@patjohns4233]

Really helpful. I've been struggling to fit some tall glasses into my new dishwasher as well as some other things. Didn't realise how many bits I could fold down.

[@lizmilne9266]

Great presentation, easy to follow and understand. I have been trying to find out if the program display panel can light up when I switch the dishwasher on because I can't see the programs, need to use a torch 🔦. Can you please help me out.

[@lords-electrical]

If your dishwasher has a display then it should be easy to read. Is there a display in the machine? If so you shouldn't need a torch to read it.

[@colin101981]

Thanks for this - we have a Bosch and I didn't know about the 'large item' spray! So - thank you.

[@davidhazzard3154]

Great tutorial I didn’t know what the large items rose was for or how to use it

[@Lily_The_Pink972]

Regarding bowls: I struggle to find cereal bowls that fit easily in the dishwasher. Most places only sell the deep round style that I dont like and take up too much room in the machine. I live in a soft water area so have never used salt in my dishwasher which is still going after 17 years! Also, I don't put my tablet in the dispenser, just toss it in the machine. That way the detergent gets working as soon as the machine starts to fill. I like the special features of the machine you demonstrated. I'll look out for them on my next machine.

[@fabianmckenna8197]

Simple point but make sure nothing is impeding the release of the dishwasher tablet as some model's utensil containers can leave long cutlery against it. Large pans or plastic chopping boards also. No salt required in Scotland where we have soft water. I've been putting my wooden spoons in the dishwasher for years and there still fine but wouldn't put wooden chopping boards in. Rinse excess food off unless you enjoy very regular filter cleaning.

[@larryboyer8259]

Very thorough! I would like to know how to properly use the crystal holders on the Bouche?

[@america1403]

Great Video!!! Thank You. @7:34 You put those spoons the wrong way.. the handles should be put into the little plastic separators, not the part of the spoon that goes into our mouth. Or just push the rounded part of the spoon further to the right so that it is out of the way of the plastic separators so water can get to the dirtiest part.

[@MargaretBuckley-o4x]

Excellent. I learned a lot of useful information there. Thank you

[@debrapanting6122]

I now know about spay attachment usefor larger shelving from ovens 👌thx useful

[@marilynhuyck5521]

What is the small tip down rack along the side on the middle shelf for? What is the little basket on the front of the middle shelf tray for?

[@sandraroberts1931]

When you showed the dishwasher salt funnel it would have been great to see you show where to use it. My Bosch had all the other features you mentioned but no salt softener unit so this confused me. If you could have shown the bottom left salt reservoir it would have shown that I did not have the softener unit. Also I have a place to put that large item round spray attachment at the back wall but I do not have this round attachment. Does this mean I need to go out and buy it separately? Awesome video. Hope you can help me.

[@tahiraqureshi6237]

Thanks I am new to Dish washing and this has helped me alot great video

[@roymcewen8203]

Large pots should be washed in the sink….it just takes just a few minutes to do. Placing large pots at the bottom of the dishwasher will block the upward cleaning water spray to the upper racks containing the smaller dishes that are the items that take time to wash and make dishwasher appliances so useful to have.

[@jjbud3124]

There is a separate water (arm) for the top that works for the top loaded items. At least in my washer. A large pot doesn't keep my top glasses from getting spotlessly clean..

[@angelaregan475]

I have had dishwashers for 30 years and never found this to be a problem.

[@msamour]

Oh my gosh! I was fully expecting a British person. I was not disappointed. Shame it wasn't Jon Richardson doing this video though.

[@KeithyM]

you can also clean dish clothes or soft plastics if you have a netted zip bag to secure them in. Also hard plastics from microwave meals etc can be cleaned in the top shelf to prep them for your recycling bin.

[@smdoug]

My children always hated putting away the cutlery when emptying the dishwasher because it took so long. We have a cutlery tray on our dishwasher. When we started putting all of the forks at the back, butter knives at the front, and spoons in the middle it made emptying the dishwasher much quicker as they could take, say, all of the knives out in one hand and dump them into the cutlery drawer. It doesn't really take any more time putting them into the tray.

[@redshift3]

I like your "happy birthday work husband" mug