Sorry for this banal thread. I have just moved into a house served by Thames Water - very hard water. I use a dishwasher and all my glasses are cloudy. Advice on the internet is to wash glassware in vinegar - I'm slightly reluctant - it's a lot of vinegar! What products are best to use in the dishwasher to ensure sparkling glasses? Separate salt and rinse aid rather than 3 in 1 dishwasher tablets?
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How do you stop glassware going cloudy in the dishwasher??
Ovinnik · 01/07/2023 10:45
Squeaky2023 · 01/07/2023 10:49
Put some vinegar in two small containers. Pop one on the top shelf of one on the bottom of the dishwasher.
My glassware was terrible last week (very hard water area) and this solved the problem without me having to hand wash everything.
UndercoverCop · 01/07/2023 10:52
How's old is the dishwasher? Out old one read a bit like this. I use Aldi magnum 3in1 tablet/pod things and also salt and rinse aid. Old dishwasher gave up, got a new one same products, glassware sparkling.
I also live in a very hardwater area in the southeast
bellac11 · 01/07/2023 10:55
OH wont have anything washed by hand, wants everything in the dishwasher. Consequently everything gets ruined over time, coatings come off, knives blunted, glasses cloudy, chopping boards snap, mugs bleached.
I cant buy anything nice.
bellac11 · 01/07/2023 10:55
OH wont have anything washed by hand, wants everything in the dishwasher. Consequently everything gets ruined over time, coatings come off, knives blunted, glasses cloudy, chopping boards snap, mugs bleached.
I cant buy anything nice.
Rainsdropskeepfalling · 01/07/2023 11:11
Definitely use salt and rinse aid, no matter what the dishwasher tablet claims.
Also check out the manual for your dishwasher - when we moved into a hard water area we adjusted the setting on the dishwasher for harder water - I was contemplating buying a new dishwasher but this made my old one work just fine
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