How to use a dishwasher

The best way to use a dishwasher in India is to just leave all your dirty dishes, pots and pans in the dishwasher and set it to start automatically at a convenient time of your choice, may be at night or while you are out for work or whenever you feel like it. It is a great feeling to have the sparkling clean dry dishes when you open the dishwasher in the morning or when you come back from work.

Many people think that to use a dishwasher properly in India, you need to rinse the plates before putting in a dishwasher to clean. This is not correct, you just have to remove leftover food in the plates, this can be done by just pushing leftover food with a spoon into the waste bin. After that you just place the plate in the dishwasher and close it. This way the gravy left on the plates will not dry out. You can leave plates this way in the dishwasher from the morning after breakfast and also load all plates and dishes used during the day. When you finish dinner or the last meal of the day the dishwasher can be started. Next day morning you will have a full set of clean, dry and sparkling plates, glasses and dishes for use during the full day. For a family of four to five people, free standing full size standard dish washer with 12 place settings capacity will be enough to store a full days load of plates, dishes, glass, cups and vessels used during the day, and have it all washed in one wash in the dishwasher during the night, or any time of your convenience.
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