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Dishwasher Tips:
- Make sure that the water temperature is at least 130 degrees. This will reduce the amount of soap residue on glasses and dishes.

- Every couple of months, add a quart of white vinegar to the dishwasher and run the machine without any detergent or dishes. This will help remove any hard water deposits off the inside of the dishwasher.
- Using a rinse-aid will add shine to your glasses and dishes. Using a solid rinse-aid is best.
- It is best to use powdered detergent (such as an Electrasol tablet) because gel detergents:
- Contain bleach which can dissolve rubber seals
- Leave a film on glassware
- Are difficult to rinse
- Can clog the detergent dispenser
- Are less effective in hard water.
- Periodically check the filter at the bottom of the dishwasher to make sure that it is not clogged.
- The Sterling Water Conditioner will reduce scale and scum build up on your dishwasher's heating element, allowing it to last longer.
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