Dishwasher

White kitchens, for instance, are perennially popular, as are those with natural oak doors. Natural materials (or convincing lookalikes) tend not to go out of fashion.

It’s the subject of many debates at home just how to load and use a dishwasher properly. Most of us think we know others probably don’t want to admit it but there’s a chance you’ve been loading your dishwasher incorrectly for years. Doing this can result in broken or continuously dirty dishes.

How does a dishwasher work?

Once a dishwasher has been installed – connected to a water and power supply – the owner will insert dirty dishes into the appliance, will then insert detergent and will finally select a wash programme. The dishwasher will then spray a mix of water and detergent through small ‘jets’ installed into the internal compartment of the dishwasher. The dirty dishes will be cleaned by hot soapy water, and once the dishes are clean, they will be finally rinsed with hot water to remove any detergent from the dishes.