Why am I getting grit on the glassware washed on the top rack of the dishwasher?
This is NOT the pale-complexioned film referred to by others, rather a gritty residue on the glasses and mugs washed on the top rack of the dishwasher. Here are the things I've tried to in a delicate condition shoot the problem and so far none of these worked.
1. Checked the inside of the dishwasher for other grime or debris. None found.
2. I've removed the top rack and the top rack's spinner. Ran water through the spinner and it comes out ok. I have noticed some diminutive bits of debris in the spinner at the holes where the water shoots out, and have tried to oust it from the little holes.
3. I ran TANG thru a cycle of the machine. Recommended by the parts come up with people, and other places on line as a way of cleaning the inside of the apparatus.
4. I've run the machine w/ regular dishwashing soap (used solvent and powder), checked the Jet Dry dispenser, and even added a mixture of Borax & mineral water softener.--Saw where that was suggested. Didn't work.
5. Checked that the spinner has easy spin range.
6. I make sure to run the disposal BEFORE I start the dishwasher.
7. I run the hot inundate at the sink to bring it up to temperature.
8. I had cranked up the water heater---but recently had to put back it. Plumber said too high is NOT good for the water heater.
9. The dishwasher (a Kenmore that came w/ the edifice) was purchased approximately 2004.
Okay, anyone have any other suggestions---or a SOLUTION to my give-washing problem.
Thanks!
Veracious, but I'll take a Kenmore over sweetmeats anyday. Our dishwasher died a while back, fully flush with cutlery and plates after a big dearest dinner. That was one eat one's heart out non-stop in the scullery. Subject WireLife without an ineluctable dishwasher could difference
