17 GAME CHANGING DISHWASHER HACKS YOU NEED TO KNOW!

[@noyasis]

I don't even have a dishwasher, but guess what? I'm still watching this 😂

[@vasseurbeauty]

I don't deserve you!!

[@katrins.7596]

Yes me too....hugs from Germany

[@katerinakol5558]

Me too! Love from Greece!

[@bahiyasalie8021]

Me too....hi from South Africa

[@kristinachristiantobar3457]

Saaaame!!!!

[@ropesanddragoneggs8494]

I'm almost 30 and I've been living on my own for almost 7 years... and I never knew all these because they were not taught to me. I'm so happy to live in this day and age where these hacks are available to the general public!

[@Resist4]

@ebonitucker4512 Exactly! lol

[@PaisleySzuSzu]

When my mom was in hospice she would go in and rearrange my set up of her dishes in her dishwasher as long as she could. When I would ask her she would laugh and ask "Don't you know how to load a dishwasher yet?" Turns out I was instinctually doing it right lol. Mom I plan to bring this up if I get to see you again when I pass. Love and smiles Brittany for helping me out here

[@vzeimen]

I always rearrange after my husband loads. I can get twice or three times as many dishes in if I do!

[@lisadeangelo244]

Same here! Mine is significantly challenged to load efficiently which I find very curious as he is a mechanical engineer

[@vzeimen]

@@lisadeangelo244 haha. So funny mine is a mechanical engineer as well! However he’s worked in management for most of his career so maybe that’s the problem lol

[@cm_mb]

@@lisadeangelo244 my husband is also a ME and he is forbidden to touch the dishwasher!🤨 He loves to overload the cutlery tray, places cups and glasses in the lower rack, because he doesn't take the time to properly load the top rack, and other nonsense. He said he wanted to help, but then he didn't want to wipe down the counters, because they looked clean!!🤦‍♀️ so now he's not allowed to load or unload (that's another story) the dishwasher.

[@kathybartley9063]

It is called dishwasher politics😉

[@kaella463]

I'm not a dishwasher expert, but when we got ours I was concerned about the long run time... almost 4 hours! So I did some research and learned that the reason behind that is that newer dishwashers are made to be energy efficient and they use less water, cycling through the same water a couple times... and that's why it takes so long. When you do express wash it takes less time but uses more water.

[@kevinalexander9255]

Same, this is what I gathered after watching many videos that express wash uses more water and electricity. So we run our dishwasher overnight at 3:30 hrs/mins. Also, did her wine glasses break?

[@majorsmackdown]

They are also slowed down if your water isn't hot enough, (at least some) will use the heating element to get the water to temp and that takes more time.

[@MsGrowltiger]

Further they don't get the dishes clean.

[@redrose2905]

​@@MsGrowltigerwhich don't clean

[@svetikz1]

After watching this video, I took a little field trip to my dishwasher and discovered that I do have those features you pointed out! Never in my mind did I think that the upper rack can be lifted?! So awesome! Thank you!

[@vasseurbeauty]

so cool right?!

[@svetikz1]

I've been using all these tips and my dishes are much cleaner. I legit thought the landlord just went cheap on the dishwasher

[@mycatzluvme2]

Me too!! I had to go and check it out!! I used to never use a dishwasher but since I moved in with my boyfriend, he has a dishwasher and I noticed that the dishes always seem to have spots and soap residue on them. I will be taking that bottom rack out and looking at the filters too! I had no idea!! Thanks!!!

[@Nyantastic2015]

Yeah that's the tip that blew my mind lol. Most of the rest of this I already do but I had no idea my top rack is adjustable!!

[@rickslife]

🤔

[@kmiches]

Unless I missed it, a tip I found recently and live by is to run your kitchen sink until hot. Then start the dish water. Game changer!!!!

[@stephaniebodle5180]

Yes 🙌 a friend just told me about that makes a big difference. We have a basement and hot water heater has to travel a ways to the kitchen

[@sherbear2016]

I’ve seen and read the same thing

[@sunrae7680]

Thank you for the info ! 😀

[@cm_mb]

I know that info is specified in the owner's manual. Same with how to load the dishwasher. I always read the owner's manual first when I get a new appliance, even on something basic as a flat iron.

[@NoDontLikeIt]

@@sunrae7680 running the water in the sink until it’s hot also decreases the time of your washing cycle. A lot of the time is dedicated to getting the water up to a hot enough temperature(this saves me about 30 minutes). And also, the hotter your water is, the better your dishes will heat dry, if you use that setting.

[@christinefuntas9051]

Always learn something new from you! Two things to share. When the tech installed my dishwasher, he told me that using a rinse aid (Finish) not only helps with spots, but will also dry your plastics. It works! (I notice it doesn't on the short cycle. Maybe not enough drying time?) Also, when unloading my dishwasher, I dump the two silverware baskets on the counter, sort, and put away, rather than making several trips back and forth to the dishwasher. Great sorting activity for little kids!

[@ma-dg3gh]

Just make sure you remind your little ones to wash their hands before handling the silverware.

[@prettyvibez3079]

Hey girl! Thank you so much for this video! I was adopted by my grandmother when I was 9 and no one ever taught me how to load the dishwasher and now as an adult I’m clueless! So Tysm for this video! It helped so very much! Even though we are similar ages you are like the mom I never had! I just adore you!

[@deedine62]

I am raising 2 granddaughters and came here to find a video to show them how to load one and learned a couple of new things myself.

[@dale3404]

I’ve been doing all of this for years. It’s nice to be validated.

[@Sk8tergirl1309]

In Italy we choose the long cycle (especially the "ECO" - ecological ones) because they use way less power compared to a quick wash! 😉 Also we never open the dishwasher when it has just finish the cycle because the steam ruins the kitchen furniture over time 😃

[@LOCA449]

And also the express cycle is not good for the dishwasher because the dishwasher doesn't have time to properly heat up, and do his magic. 😁

[@LemLTay]

Absolutely. The interdependent factors are roughly grouped into Time, Detergent, Water Usage, Power Consumption & Soiling. When one wishes to reduce Power Consumption alone, then the other factors need to go up. As detergent and water are costly too, and soiling cannot be reduced (unless one does pre-washing by hand which defeats the idea of convenience), the only factor left to increase is TIME. Lower temperatures, less water but a longer exposure to the spraying action does give good results while keeping the kWh consumption low.

[@tharshikaloganathan2257]

Yes totally. It will also ruin the dishwasher, its like you have to run 1h route in 30 minutes, Maschine is overloaded 😉

[@DeedeeStar007]

Exactly what i was writing:)

[@saraboutin2210]

@@LOCA449 yes, HIS! Haha

[@aimeeburch8329]

A tip that I learned is turn on the sink and get the water hot before you start your dishwasher. It really seems to help. Also yes cleaning the inside helps a ton to.

[@amina9229]

I found all these tips very useful. Thanks. My son came out with the bols placement method when he started doing the dishes: it works like a charm. Rinsing is only necessary when the food is crusty dry: so, I am schooling the kids to load their used dishes right away to avoid the drying stage..... Also inspecting and cleaning the side rubbers is a must, depending of the frequency of usage. And read the owner's manual: that will give you an 'Aha' moment. It's boring but a sure way to fully enjoy your appliance.

[@MsCowgirl333]

I purchased this dirty/clean magnet on Amazon months ago so I was happy to see it featured here. It has been a lifesaver at my house! We all love it! Great video, great tips! Thank you!

[@mizgizzy1]

Absolutely love the skits at the end! Always make me chuckle.

[@Christine_]

Dont judge me. But I've never washed my dishwasher. I HAVE ran it empty on hot with the soap tablet, but thats about it. Brittany, Im going to go properly WASH my dishwasher NOW. Thank you.

[@ndgrandma1818]

You can buy dish washer tablets to just toss in and clean your dishwasher if you don’t want to bother with the baking soda and vinegar! Also there are tablets for cleaning your washing machine! Easy Peasy!

[@freezyprincess]

Recently a dishwasher technician told me that the filter in my dishwasher actually shouldn't be taken out and cleaned 🤯

[@sunrae7680]

@@freezyprincess Whoosh! I didn't know there was a filter in there. Thanks

[@nujamnella5967]

@@freezyprincess eventually, your dishwasher will get smelly if one doesn’t clean the filter but for job security, I guess he has to tell everyone that, hahaha

[@ALLGIRL62]

I recommend still rinsing the dishes. I had a new house and new appliances but the plumbing backed up when I stopped rinsing before loading.

[@valeriehykawy6061]

I have to agree. My mom & dad do the scraping and it seems like quite regularly Dad is taking apart the dishwasher to get it back to optimal working condition. My husband & I rinse and have had the the same dishwasher for 15 years and it’s never needed any work

[@cm_mb]

I've always rinsed and I have a nearly 20 year old Kitchen Aid dishwasher.

[@chriscaine7689]

I agree, also if you don't fill it withdirty dishes quickly like me a single person, it all starts to smell....

[@buddyholly4672]

That sucks. Most new dishwashers have a built in garburator.

[@buckstickly9086]

If you own a real dishwasher like a maytag, then you don't have to rinse.

[@ninamoudgil1698]

Oh my! Thank you so much for showing how to lift the upper rack. Mine is different, but still quite easy. I was always wondering what are these bottom rollers for! I could never wash large dinner plates earlier! Lol!

[@jojopeterson4411]

Brittney, I’m getting a brand new kitchen in a couple months with new appliances. For sure will use some of your ideas

[@debiraja3130]

Doesn't have dishwasher... But I actually learnt many new things about it ...Dishwasher is in my future budget so it's useful

[@harmony3395]

Dishwasher is my best ever purchase and I use it every day, even if it’s not full!!

[@alyiafisher6636]

I get so excited when I'm bored at work and a new video pops up by you 🤣🤣

[@eschneider317]

You are an absolute Goddess. Thank you for so generously sharing all these tips with us.

[@robintaylor4604]

I have a third rack on the top of my dishwasher for ladles, spatulas, etc. Thanx for sharing all that useful info. I'm making changes and looking at my dishwasher in a new light!

[@victoriaturnershoemaker3723]

My next dishwasher will have that 3rd rack. Our friends have it and it is amazing!

[@thecatatemyhomework]

I love the third rack!

[@robintaylor4604]

@@thecatatemyhomework 3rd rack is da bomb!! 💣

[@hey_itsamanda5420]

I love this Brittany!!! I’ve been watching you for awhile and I love that you’ve “loosened up” a bit from the perfect and scripted style videos. love your personality and sense of humor. Thank you for letting it come through. 💜

[@tammiesmith8562]

Love learning new stuff, especially when it's useful! Had no clue my top shelf raised and lowered! Thank you so much!

[@julietannOsfan1972]

Great tips. I use Finish dishwasher cleaner to clean my dishwasher. It’s great. After mine has finished I open the door for a couple of hours & then everything is dry. We got our slimline dishwasher after my Dad won some money on spot the ball competition. Best thing he ever bought.

[@sherilynalexnder897]

I had no idea what those 'lids' were for on the silverware caddies, lol, thanks! I pre-rinse all my dishes really well because it's just two of us at home, and so I run the dishwasher e/o day typically and it gets smelly if I don't rinse them, never mind bug-attraction factor.

[@lemoncake4002]

But couldn't u just put the dishes in the dishwasher and let it run only the pre rinse cycle , whenever u just wanna store dishes say breakfast or lunch dishes in cass u only run it at night after dinner

[@daynad8104]

@@lemoncake4002 -I would think you’d end up using a lot more water using the rinse cycle dishwasher, than running the faucet for a few items.

[@1979France]

I am about to wash my dishes and was looking for a video to watch as I am doing that and… you just uploaded this video a minute ago! Perfect 🤩

[@cloosearrow5854]

Don’t have a dishwasher, but still watching 😄

[@rosehughes599]

When you do the monthly clean, check the sprayer arms. A cocktail stick is useful for dislodging the grains of rice that get stuck inside them

[@emclaughlin5032]

As someone who frequently does dishes in my house, I learned many of these things in my own, but learned new things from this video. I will especially be using the dish pod trick, so much easier to remember. Thank you for the tips

[@juliee4280]

Great tips! My favourite product for spots though is called Lemishine. It is citric acid and is the only thing that works with my well water. It is a game changer.

[@TheBreezeman]

Wonderful tips, thanks! I use the express wash only if I really need certain dishes done quickly for immediate use. The instructions that came with my dishwasher say that the express wash is much less energy efficient than the normal and heavy modes. Even though it takes less time, it uses more water and electricity.

[@ModernMolliee]

These are great tips! I’m definitely going to try the towel trick. I have the dirty/clean magnet!! You recommended it ages ago and I got it then 😊

[@natalies5818]

That magnet is very useful in my household too

[@j.n.cahill1086]

I didn't know a few of these, especially about the top rack being adjustable. That will make life way easier!

[@equaltoable]

The dishwasher repair guy told me that products like Jetdry help break up water molecules, especially hard water to dry most efficiently with no spots. It's essential to have it, as it also helps clean the interior of the washer.

[@bunnyfireball]

Thanks for all the great tips! I first learned about cleaning the dishwasher filter and how to load your dishwasher from one of your other videos. I never knew there was a filter that needed cleaning so when I went to look I found broken glass caught in it! It was probably from the previous owners many many years ago and it was never cleaned!

[@natalliaalex8913]

I NEEDED it! thank you! I am 29 and just now I learned how to use dishwasher!)))

[@MollyT119]

My dishwasher is older, but the Cascade makes it work AMAZINGLY well. It was such a game changer just to change tabs, they really are the best. I’ve been doing a lot of these things in my own machine for a while (my Mom taught me well, she’d love you!), but I NEED to try the baking soda and vinegar. I already clean my drains with it, but it might do a better job on the icky, tricky screw-in filter that even Lemi Shine and Affresh can’t completely get clean. Excited to see the hand wash video to see how to properly tackle stains in wooden utensils and cutting boards, and burnt on food. I REALLY need that!!!

[@jessdanowski3516]

My tip... with the utensil basket, I use each compartment for specific utensils. One end butter knives, then forks, spoons, baking stuff and then sharp knives. When I unload all I have to do is grab all the utensils in a section and put them in the drawer. Makes it super fast and efficient.

[@kimpulsipher647]

Can you teach my family? I can't seem to get it through to them.

[@maitres-chez-nous5609]

You learn something everyday, many things if you put a little effort. Great video! We have the same brand of dishwasher, different model. Mine has the same system for the top rack but my cuttlery basker is on the door. Also, this is the second video I see that says to not put the dishes in too clean. How awesome is that! Thx for the dishwasher cleaning idea, that's what made me find this video! Cheers

[@edithwanner1849]

One more tip ;I have the newer style of grates on my kitchen stove and if they get dirty 🤔😆about once a month ) I will stick them on the bottom rack and do a heavy duty wash load and bingo!! I love it 👏👏no more scrubbing on the stovetop grates !!

[@vera214T]

That’s genius!!! Thanks.

[@parmym.7177]

Yes, I do that too, it's brilliant!

[@rebeccaswank9848]

Super helpful 😊. I bought the amazon clean/dirty magnet. AMAZING ! Thank you for the towel tip and glad to know Express cycle is worthy. I almost always use Express. And also the raise top rack option. Very Appreciated your Video 😊

[@mistymcclanahan1138]

I can't wait to get a dish washer. And poor Ryan.....You left him speechless at the end. 😂😅🤣🤭

[@jobellecollie7139]

I'm amazed at the energy and water saving dishwasher the builder put in my new home. The SHORTEST wash cycle is 271 minutes!! I ran it empty and now use it as a storage unit for pots, pans and dishes.

[@thekat268]

Jobelle Collie. I did this for years until I found out you save on the hot water bill. The average dishwasher uses about 7 gallons to do all those dishes. How many gallons of hot water do you use by handwashing dishes?

[@QueBeraBera]

@@thekat268 truth!

[@Goldenwoodz]

This was a perfect video! I’ve been working on appliances for a long time so I know all of this and this is such a great informational video for those who don’t know about dishwashers and the essential key factors that are extremely important, such as making sure the spray arms can freely spin and also trying different detergents. Great video!! I use cascade gel with Dawn chlorine free and also cascade platinum here and there it just keeps my machine extremely fresh.

[@GothicDragonfly]

I loved watching your videos but now I am IN LOVE with your videos your ending always make my day with a smile!!! I'm so glad you added those to the end of your videos!!

[@thekokoil]

Usually learn a lot with your videos, but knew all of the hacks/tips of this one

[@noellesm434]

I’ve never owned a dishwasher and I’m moving into a new home that has one!! I’m intimidated to say the least so this video helped me ease that fear 😂! Thanks!

[@loriweinrib4866]

You'll love it!!! Enjoy!!

[@daisycassidy2448]

I came across your video by accident and thoroughly enjoyed learning new ways to work my dishwasher. I'm a new subby.

[@carriemeawaytoday]

Ryan at the end with his “stinky crusty” socks 😂😂

[@searsfarmcat3328]

OH MY GOSH...I bought my Maytag dishwasher second-hand, so there was not an instruction manual. I have wondered what those things were on the sides of the top rack, and now I know they are for raising and lowering the rack!!! This whole video was worth it just to find out that fact. Thanks!

[@-nellie-m3711]

Lol, always love staying till the end to see what Ryan is up to, Great to know that I’m doing everything right with my dishwasher, Thanks Brittany. 💙💖🤣🤣

[@vvmarie9922]

Good to know some of these tips I don't have a dishwasher in my apartment but once I get my house their will be one and now I know exactly what how to clean it and to make more space

[@caielini]

Running to my dishwasher now to see if the top rack is adjustable!

[@shelliebean]

…and the verdict? Can’t leave us hanging here 😂

[@alisontull9208]

I also put bathroom items in mine eg soap dishes. Apparently you can also cook a salmon or trout, put in tightly wrapped aluminium foil and cook on the top! U can also cook it while the dishwasher is doing ur dishes….haven’t tested it myself but……. Xx 🇬🇧

[@susiedurham814]

I use my dishwasher for fall/spring cleaning my glass globes off my ceiling fans, my glass trays in the bathroom and dressing rooms, my bathroom accessories, candy dishes, pretty much everything I can get away with.

[@legadillo]

Hairbrushes.

[@StuckInNy]

....and glass shelves from the refrigerator!

[@sandycotterell4854]

Very useful video. Love that it was short and to the point, less talking at the intro.

[@staceypleasants]

Those are some awesome tips ... I, unfortunately/fortunately, have a commercial dishwasher-sanitizer in my kitchen. The beauty of it is that it only runs for like 7 minutes instead of hours

[@vasseurbeauty]

oh wow!!

[@ginnydawn7258]

I thought I was losing it and had to rewind ~ Totally thought you said "Ginny" towards the end! I had just been thinking on how much I despise doing dishes...and you were calling me out!!

[@RevivedbyArlet]

🌺Omg, I never knew my top rack was adjustable! Genius 🌺

[@lindseyharbaugh8228]

Loved the skit at the end as always!!! My mom once saw a toilet brush in one of her old clients houses she use to clean talk about nasty

[@KaseyHester]

Of course you upload this right after I finish doing dishes lol

[@angies5082]

At least he’s doing the dishes. 😂

[@joannaluca8495]

I assume you’ll use the dishwasher again 😂

[@KaseyHester]

@@joannaluca8495 true true

[@thecatatemyhomework]

There's always tomorrow.

[@khuxiong4589]

Awh thank you. Perfect video. Yeah ive always washed dishes by hand so this is my first time using dishwasher

[@lanegoodspeed5103]

Run water in your sink until it is really hot before you run the dishwasher. That way the water in the dishwasher is as hot as possible. I also run mine when the electricity rates go down. Usually after 11 PM

[@pbear7814]

I do the same.

[@veegee1135]

My dishwasher is plumbed into the cold water feed.

[@caroldaniels5505]

Guessing this is for US not the U.K. we have cold water fills

[@Terminator-mi1jb]

By the time I’ve done that and wasted hot water, it would be easier and quicker to wash my pots in the sink.🤷🏼‍♂️

[@listenupmusicpeeps]

I came across this video on FB and I found it very helpful. Thank you. I have also subscribed! You’re such a pleasant person.

[@julianarusso5073]

A dishwasher repair man once told me to run the water in the kitchen sink until it gets really hot right before starting the dishwasher. It saves the dishwasher from having to heat it up prior. I’ve always had really clean dishes since I’ve done this. 👍🏻 I also always put in my kitchen 🧽 sponge.

[@summertime1438]

OMG. Here it is Saturday morning watching your video. Went over to my dishwasher and found those two tabs for adjusting the racks. Pretty cool thank you.

[@Gabbyshome]

Great tips Brittany , I feel good because I already have been doing all this things 😂😊

[@Rei-S]

Holy cow! I didn't know that my top rack can be adjusted 🤯 thank you!!

[@taradiane]

Re: the makeup brushes.....I would only do that if using the air dry cycle and not the heated dry cycle. The high heat can cause the glue that holds the top part of the brush onto the handle to lose its hold, causing a wobbly brush that will eventually become unstuck altogether. I'm not even sure I'd trust the hot water to not cause that, actually. I saw a tiktok a while back where a boyfriend did that 'hack' thinking he was being helpful, and all the brushes were ruined.

[@MsOnitemi]

This has to be the most useful video I have watched in a LONG time!!

[@winter2625]

My dishwasher says the longer “ normal “ wash is more energy efficient than the express wash. The express wash uses a lot more water and power to get dishes clean in that short amount of time.

[@legadillo]

That’s interesting. I hadn’t heard that. I use that short cycle all the time. I will have to google my washer. Thanks.

[@sandradeangelo1874]

Putting a towel over the dishwasher drawer is a game changer!! Love it...Thank you

[@TheLhester1965]

That wine glass holder will also hold light or small things under it. That's what I use it for.

[@sjensen183]

Idk how you do this. You never fail to teach me something!

[@clairecar9390]

I heard that the normal wash is 3 hours to use less water. Hot short rinses alternating with long soaks.

[@thekat268]

I saw another video that pointed out by the end of that cycle you have cold water because it recycles the water. The rinse water might be new but it won't be hot going in just like your faucet water isn't hot immediately.

[@MamaLizzy16]

Great video! I feel like dishwashers are a waste of water and take so much longer then hand washing, I'm old fashioned I guess. But I needed your positive energy in my life right now so I watched it. Can't wait for the hand washing video!! Thanks Brittany!

[@madden919]

Great tips! Love that skit at the end! "Pokey do-dads" 😂

[@cathyphegley7414]

I also find the Cascade pods work the best…..💕

[@leannabeller9240]

I know your Not supposed to put the pods in the liquid dispenser. We were told to throw it in there and it will get mixed in with all the water and clean way better. And also if your dishes are not drying you need to get Jet Dry!!!! Is will make a huge difference!! There is a special spot for it and make sure it stays full! It depends on how much you run your dishwasher but for us it’s every night and we refill the jet dry every 2-3 weeks.

[@shelliebean]

So agreed on the Jet Dry! Regarding the tabs - if you struggle with the tabs not releasing from the designated dispenser then you should definitely throw them into the bottom of the dishwasher instead. If your dishwasher doesn’t have trouble releasing them, they work completely fine being put in the dispenser. That’s my experience at least 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’ve tried both ways with super dirty dishes to test and there was no difference

[@roksannastephens4375]

Alwsys enjoy your videos. My dishwasher is a very old model and have to wash my dishes before I use it or the dishes stay dirty. Love your brushes idea!! Great tips, thank you!

[@karismanavid1833]

Am I the only one that reads the manuals for her appliances? Or who's with me? lol 🙈😅😂

[@margaretnichol1650]

Really can't believe I've wasted 10 minutes watching this. Read the manufacturer manual.

[@phillipp1399]

Yes. The manual is actually better. And instructs to *combine* the lowered rack and the stemware stabilizers so there’s no need to lose 1/3 of your top rack capacity for wine glasses. Sad.

[@orriblecol6587]

your not blonde

[@c.cookies1752]

I love that alternate suggestion of adding the cleaning product and closing the lil door to know when it's clean or dirty. My munchkins love to play with my magnetic sign and confuse me!

[@prayonkreutz2398]

If your dishwasher tab/soap pouch won't fit in the dispenser or gets stuck, just throw it on the bottom. It will dissolve & work just fine.

[@buddyholly4672]

You shouldn't do that with a newer dishwasher as they have a pre rinse cycle. You would end up washing a lot of your soap away before it even has time to be used on your dishes.

[@prayonkreutz2398]

@@buddyholly4672 i have a 4 yr old LG dishwasher & have never had an issue.

[@Plagueis313]

I just moved in and I have the exact same dishwasher. You've really enlightened me. Thanks.🙉

[@corimi7341]

My brother tells me (he knows so much!) The wine glasses are not to be cleaned with detergent. Only hot water. And maybe vinegar. This will keep the flavor of the wine from being disturbed

[@Eeeeeeeeej]

I’ve heard this before, but I don’t see how hot water (not even boiling?) can kill germs and get the glass really clean.

[@maybememories925]

I’ve heard this as well. Strange!

[@harmony3395]

Thanks. Also glass gets scratched in the dishwasher over time so only wash the glasses you don’t mind replacing

[@cm_mb]

Sorry, but that doesn't make sense, because glass is not porous and doesn't absorb like paper or plastic. Maybe rinsing the glass before pouring the wine would assure that you don't have soap residue. Also, I would think (and hope🤞) the wine makers prewash the bottles before wine is placed, so how is that any different from washing the glasses?🤔

[@buddyholly4672]

Not too sure about this. Legally, commercial places have to use soap and crazy hot water and steam to sanitize dishes and glassware before use by customers. Detergent removes grime from building up and should rinse away with water. If you still taste detergent, should rinse longer.

[@jacksharples5415]

So sweet and funny. Love your sense of humor.

[@Alyssaannfoley]

I put my bowls on the top but in the opposite direction. Looks so foreign backwards. 😂

[@CatFromFL]

Every manufacturerer has different arrangements

[@cm_mb]

It depends on which way the wire separators are arranged. It's not a universal setup.

[@ctawose]

I always start stacking from the back forward so to make them nest they would have to go that way. Also I stack them way closer than this lady did.

[@janicejoyner3946]

I was definitely using the wine rack wrong. Thank you!

[@brittanythomas8006]

Weird, I work at whirlpool and this landed in my recommended lol. We make mostly 3 rack dishwashers now and the tines are even adjustable now.

[@lindatisue733]

Yes, I really like my new WP dishwasher racks. Really like the Cutlery tray on top. Had a electrolux before and the racks were awful, glasses had to be packed a certain way or they would slide all over.

[@thecatatemyhomework]

All my appliances are Whirlpool. I've never had a problem with any whirlpool appliance. I'll only buy Whirlpool because it's made in America.

[@dymondd2]

You and your husband are the best!! Love when you include him at the end of your videos!! So funny!! Thanks for the tips!

[@vasseurbeauty]

Thank you so much for the encouragement!!

[@Wiebke3003]

That's all exactly how I do it... Even rotating the spin-arms before starting a cycle 😁

[@SeanHuangRealEstate]

This is the third video about dishwashing I am watching today and I still learn something new~!

[@mlc110576]

Haha, you left Ryan speechless with the skid marks comment at the end…way to go Brittany! 😂

[@katie78514]

He wanted to bust out laughing.... It's okay, I laughed for him. Her endings are the best!

[@marestar64]

That really was the best ending!!

[@AC-pq1cd]

You are officially the most useful KZbinr I've come across! Your points are always spot on and very clever 🙂

[@lisaalisa2323]

I can’t imagine my life without dishwasher 🤪🥰

[@teresakimbrough949]

My dishwasher was terrible for cleaning. Then I saw an appliance guy say throw the pod into the back of the dishwasher and IT WORKED WONDERS

[@hopenoneya8161]

When a cycle has finished open the door pull out top rack and shake it several times. This helps get water off dishes. I then leave the door ajar to dry. I save on electric doing also.

[@deb1623]

I agree Cascade platinum pods are the best. We have hard water. Works great!

[@user-lx7sr]

So who volunteers to tell my husband that pre rinsing is wasteful and useless? Because I've been trying for 7 years 😂

[@sbooooooo]

My dishes sometimes sit for a couple days 😬so often feel like I need to pre wash 😂

[@gypsybelle4757]

As long as he does it and he loads the dishes, I’d consider giving him a pass on it. Maybe he’s like me and grew up with a dinosaur of a dishwasher and got into Big trouble if he forgot to pre rinse. It’s a hard habit to break. And could be worse...he could be putting his stinky socks in the dishwasher. 😂🧦🧦

[@lisaalisa2323]

@@sbooooooo just like my laundry in dryer machine 😂

[@ChixenLil]

Pre rinsing helps maintain a cleaner dishwasher. It is the same thing as prewashing clothing that is soiled with unwanted things on it before putting it in the washer. So guess I am out lol

[@mattiaiezzi9381]

@@ChixenLil not necessarily true. I fix appliances as a hobby and people who prerinse tend to have problems with detergent not dissolving completely and creating clogs. Not prerinsing is an issue only when low temp or short cycles are used, but you'd be surprised to know that some of the cleanest dishwashers I've seen were from people who do not rinse anything. If your dishwasher has filters, please remember to clean them twice a month