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jake jot
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I put a knife at bottom of the dish washer, and this was the result after 2 hour cleaning and drying time (just rarely though). What is the white powder?
Is it the salt? The soap? scales from hard water? Or dried rinse aid?
I recently acquired dish washer. It seemed to clean the dishes and utensils well. I didn't get it decades ago because I thought it was not that efficient.
When we manually wash dishes and utensils. We used force in our hands towards the surfaces of them. For dish washer, they just use tiny rotating spray. Can the force of each spray be equal to that of our hands? How do you compute for the forces? I just want to have ideas. Thank you.
Is it the salt? The soap? scales from hard water? Or dried rinse aid?
When we manually wash dishes and utensils. We used force in our hands towards the surfaces of them. For dish washer, they just use tiny rotating spray. Can the force of each spray be equal to that of our hands? How do you compute for the forces? I just want to have ideas. Thank you.
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