Hacker News new | past | comments | ask | show | jobs | submit login

Or run half in the pre-wash cycle and the other in regular cycle.

Can also help to run/prime your hot water tap before starting cycle to start off with hot water (in places where it’s hooked up to hot).




I also learned this hot water trick.

Apparently, energy efficient dishwashers have an energy budget per cycle and will only put a fixed amount into heating water, so getting hotter water into the dishwasher makes a huge difference in performance.


The difference with "primed" hot water is pretty crazy for something that seems trivial. I've also found opening the door and jiggling the racks during the drying cycle also makes a pretty big difference (assuming you catch it at the right time--and use heated dry)


Some vinegar in the dispenser will fix the spots.


Or a half teaspoon of citric acid powder.


Hope you enjoy replacing seals


Oooh, ouch. Yeah, in an industrial setting (PCB, the printed circuit board, not the oil-based ones found in end-feeder poled step-down transformer).

Citrus acid does "WONDER" in shorten lifespan of rubber/plastic seals.




Join us for AI Startup School this June 16-17 in San Francisco!

Guidelines | FAQ | Lists | API | Security | Legal | Apply to YC | Contact

Search: