Dishwasher salt and rinse aid are two products that are often confused because both can improve dishwasher performance, particularly when water contains a high level of minerals. However, they perform completely different jobs. Dishwasher salt is primarily used by dishwashers Read more
Rinse aid is one of the most overlooked dishwasher products, yet it can make a noticeable difference in how dry, clear, and spot-free your dishes look after a wash cycle. Unlike dishwasher detergent, which is primarily responsible for removing food Read more
A dishwasher is designed to take in only a controlled amount of water during each wash cycle. Once the correct water level has been reached, the dishwasher’s filling system should stop additional water from entering. If the appliance continues filling, Read more
A dishwasher that fills with water while it is switched off is not normal. Unlike the small amount of residual water that may remain in the bottom of a dishwasher after a completed cycle, fresh water entering the appliance while Read more