Do you think that buying a dishwasher will completely save you the hassle of washing dishes? First you need to find out what you can't wash in the dishwasher. Not all kitchen utensils can be sent to the PMM - this threatens to damage the dishes themselves or the details of the machine. Let's figure out what kind of dishes you can and what you can't put in the dishwasher.

Considering that today it is made not from two or three standard materials, but from a whole variety, it is not always easy to understand what should be cleaned manually. On the shelves you can find glass, porcelain, earthenware, crystal, cast iron, ceramic, wood, cupronickel, plastic, silver, stainless and other products.

Aluminum - away from PMM!

This is the first and main unwanted guest on the dishwasher shelves. Metal easily comes into contact with substances, even with water under certain conditions. In contact with chemical components dissolved in hot water, baking trays, pots, mugs and other aluminum products are coated with a dark gray bloom. If you inadvertently sent aluminum utensils to the PMM, be careful: the plaque is soiled, it can leave marks on your hands and other utensils.

Hundreds of people messed up by mistake:

• details from meat grinders, juicers;
• garlic crushers;
• spoons and forks;
• geyser coffee makers;
• buckets;

• baking sheets;
• pots and pans, etc.

There is several ways to remove plaque that appeared after washing - read about them in a separate article.

Important! If you are concerned about your health, replace the aluminum cookware with more harmless options.

Some aluminum utensils darken on the first wash, but this can happen on the second or third cycle as well. Therefore, if your friends tell you: “Yes, I have washed aluminum in the dishwasher three times already, everything is fine!”, Do not take my word for it.

What happens in the PMM bunker

Why is one plate easy to clean in automatic mode, and the second cannot be sent to the machine? In the washing chamber, manufacturers have created special conditions that affect the materials. Let's designate these factors:

• high temperature (water or air during drying);
• strong chemicals in detergents;
• prolonged stay in water, etc.

Considering that even porcelain can react differently to exposure to water high temperature then remembering which factors other materials react to will not be easy. So just add both aluminum and the materials below to your stop list.

Wooden and plastic dishes

Everything that is made of wood, many invariably strive to wash in a typewriter. Of course, followed by panic and the questions "What to do?" It's simple: wood tends to swell with prolonged contact with water. The wood is completely saturated with moisture, its size grows, and the product changes its original appearance. After drying, it shrinks, and the bond between the fibers at this moment is irrevocably destroyed.

What do we get in the end? Full or partial, but significant deformation of the object, cracks and an unsightly appearance. It is enough for a wooden rolling pin to lie in water for half an hour to swell - and this is in cold, in hot, the process goes even faster. In PMM, the washing cycle can be extended up to 4 hours, plus chemistry - the device will not stand it.

Usually housewives put the following wooden dishes into the machine:

• wooden boards;
• pistils;
• shoulder blades;
• bowls or plates;
• hot coasters and much more.

Plastic utensils are less demanding than wooden ones, but washing can only be successful if a number of conditions are met. If the plastic is not a heat-resistant type, the dishes will definitely have a "Do not wash!"

100% forbidden to wash in PMM:

• disposable tableware;
• plates without permits;
• toys that emit a strong chemical odor;

• plastic utensils with glued parts or decor;
• plastic containers, bottles without marks, allowing automatic washing.

What's even better to wash by hand

Aluminum, plastic, and wood aren't the only materials that don't fit on dishwasher shelves. Do not wash in the dishwasher:

1. Porcelain cups and saucers. It is better to wash all china dishes by hand, but fine china is especially sensitive to automatic washing and turbo-drying.
   
2. Cast iron dishes. For one sink with cast-iron grates, pots, cauldrons and other utensils, nothing will happen. But over time (2-3 washes) you will notice a change for the worse. Cast iron takes on corrosion - appearance will be spoiled without a trace, and unique qualities will be lost.
   
3. Crystal. Rinse your favorite crystal glassware set under the tap so as not to encounter "glass corrosion" (microcracks and scratches) and so that glasses and salad bowls do not burst due to temperature fluctuations. If you still want to take a chance, then there are some tips, how to secure the crystal in the PMM as much as possible.
   
4. Vacuum containers. Containers, mugs, pots and thermoses evacuate air, creating a vacuum inside. With intensive washing useful property can be broken, and your favorite thermo mug or lunch box will not maintain the temperature of the food.
   
   

   Important! If there is a mark on the thermos or thermo mug that can be washed in the PMM, wash it. If you don't find the badge, it's better to use your hands.

5. Sharp knives. There is an unspoken rule: in order not to dull the knife, wash it quickly and under lukewarm water. Leaving the knife in hot water for a few minutes will make the sharpening worse, and the constant washing of the knives at high temperatures will force the knives to be sharpened several times a week.
   
   

   Important! Do not put in the PMM and other sharp objects (blender knives, graters, barbecue forks) - they will quickly become "dull".

6. Copper dishes, silver and cupronickel. Like aluminum, these metals do not tolerate contact with powders and hot water. Copper darkens and loses its attractiveness.

• silicone molds will withstand the temperature, but washing can affect their properties (according to reviews, baked goods will not stick well);

• enameled dishes (enamel will crack);

• clay pots (cracked);

• thin ceramic dishes;
• electric grill plates (teflon);
• refrigerator shelves (metal, painted - the coating comes off easily from them);
• aquarium (may come loose or crack);

• exhaust elements - filter and parts made of aluminum.

Answers on questions

Having collected all the readers' questions related to the topic, we answered in detail the most interesting and topical ones.

Question: Can Teflon pans "Tefal" be washed in a dishwasher?

Answer: The non-stick properties of Teflon pans may be impaired after 2-3 washes in the PMM. Studying the forums of housewives, we came to the conclusion that some people calmly wash such dishes in a typewriter for years, while others complain that they have already “killed” several pans, despite the permission sign. The point is the quality of the frying pan and the aggressiveness of the detergents.

Question: Can the electric kettle be washed?

Answer: You can, manually. In order not to spoil the electrical appliance, rinse the kettle with warm water under the tap.

Question: Can the "Barrier" or "Aquaphor" jug be washed in a machine?

Answer: You can. Choose a temperature cycle for washing the jug up to 40 degrees.

Question: I do not want to wash the steamer with my hands. Will it go bad?

Answer: Depends on the material of the steamer. The aluminum container will deteriorate, and the plastic steamer has no contraindications.

Question: I was going to sterilize the jars in the dishwasher. Never tried. What mode should I set?

Answer: If there is no "sterilization of cans" function (in some Bosch models), choose temperature regime not lower than 60 degrees.

We hope you find our tips useful. Happy washing experiments.

Despite using high tech in the manufacture of dishwasher units, there are certain restrictions on the washing of some kitchen utensils. Prolonged exposure to high temperatures and contact with detergent may not be effective for every dish. It is advisable when installing the machine, read the instructions regarding the rules of operation. It is necessary to determine already at the initial stage that the kitchen utensils cannot be washed in the dishwasher.

In order to preserve the dishes or their elements and not damage the surface structure, it is necessary to determine the correct processing method. For automatic washing, dishes made of a material that can be cleaned at a low temperature or must be gently cleaned without the use of strong detergents is not suitable.

Aluminum cookware or elements made of this metal are also not dishwasher-safe. Metal oxidation occurs during automatic processing. This is due not only to washing under the influence of high temperature, but also to the influence of alkali contained in the detergent.

Aluminum cookware

Silver appliances will tarnish in the dishwasher and the surface will have dark spots. It is generally better to wash silver items immediately after use: it is necessary to avoid prolonged contact with products containing acid or oil. It is also necessary to wash such dishes separately from other metal elements of the utensils.

Cupronickel this rule also applies - under the influence of high washing temperatures, the coating will peel off.

Excessive moisture in the dishwasher will cause rust on the cast iron kitchen utensils, if the surface of the product is without enamel or non-stick coating.

Cast-iron pan

Crystal and porcelain

Many housewives are interested in whether crystal can be washed in the dishwasher? Such dishes are dishwasher safe only if the manufacturer has specified this option. In this case, the label will suitability mark to automatic processing. If this designation is not present, then under the influence of high temperature the crystal glassware will not only have a dull glass, but may also crack.

Products made of earthenware and porcelain can lose their appearance and change the surface structure. gilded drawings... Therefore, if tea sets decorated with patterns are dear to you, it is better to clean them by hand.

Porcelain and crystal tableware

Plastic and wood

Not all plastic products are dishwasher safe. Disposable dishes and plastic containers may be deformed or discolored. And what can be washed is products made from heat resistant plastic... Any shape made of this material is also suitable.

Cutting boards and other items wooden it is undesirable to use kitchen utensils in the dishwasher. Under prolonged exposure to moisture and thermal drying, the structure of the tree is destroyed. After automatic processing, wood delamination or cracks can be seen. For the possibility of long-term operation, it is better to wash the wooden dishes in warm water with your hands.

An exception may be the use of a special water-repellent coating on wood products.

Wood planks

Pots and pans

Are pots dishwasher safe? Not all elements of these kitchen utensils are suitable for a typewriter. More precisely, not every material from which the dishes are made will be able to withstand aggressive automatic processing. Pans in a dishwasher, like pots, in most cases can be washed without problems, but some of their types are categorically not suitable for this. So, what other dishes shouldn't be washed in the dishwasher? Prohibited types include:

1. Frying pans with wooden handles.
2. Cast iron and aluminum pots and pans without special coating.
3. From a frying pan with teflon coated the separation of contaminants occurs quite easily and quickly. Therefore, it is not recommended to wash it in a dishwasher, but to process it with warm water with a minimum amount of detergent. In this way, a longer service life of the utensils can be ensured.
4. Pots and other containers for cooking food from tin and copper not suitable for heat treatment under the influence of high temperatures, as the surface may become stained.

Teflon Coated Frying Pan

What kind of dishes can be washed? The following elements are well tolerated and cleaned with high quality:

• titanium coated cookware;
• stainless steel pans and pots;
• items with stone cover;
• cookware with enamel or ceramic coating.

Basic set of dishes for the dishwasher

What can be washed in the dishwasher? The dishwasher-compatible cookware set includes:

1. All items from of stainless steel.
2. Porcelain and earthenware plates and cups without decorative pattern.
3. Dishes from glass... In this case, to prevent beating during vibration, it is necessary to carefully lay out all objects at a short distance from each other.
4. Siliconeshape dishwasher-safe. This material belongs to the category of heat-resistant, and any products in the form of brushes, spatulas, spoons are processed without damage. Whether lids with silicone rims can be washed depends on the material of the other components of the cookware.

Despite the standard limitations of automatic cleaning, some cookware manufacturers allow certain types of kitchen utensils to be machine-treated. In this case, a gentle washing mode and a low water temperature should be used. This feature will definitely be indicated in the instructions or on the label.

When a dishwasher first appeared in my apartment, I thought - here it is, a lifesaver that will now clean the kitchen for me! I think your first impression was about the same. And, like me, it was most likely followed by a slight disappointment: a dishwasher is not a magic solution to all problems, it is just a tool. Which, like any other tool, has its own limits and limitations.

Washing up the dishes is faster, but loading and unloading the dishwasher still takes a long time. She is demanding on the quality of the water. If it breaks, it is usually at the most inopportune moment. And the worst thing is that not all dishes can be washed in it!

You probably read about which types of dishes it is better to never put in the dishwasher in the instructions before using it for the first time, and you probably already forgot half. For this reason, I decided to translate an article I discovered on my favorite English-language site about which types of dishes should not be washed in the dishwasher. This article was written by Daniel Gritzer, a man with a meticulous approach and good theoretical background, so you can rely on him. And don't be intimidated by how voluminous this list is. Having studied it, you can be calm: all other dishes can be washed in the dishwasher!

So, here's what you can't wash in the dishwasher:

Knives and all cutting attachments

Examples:

• any kitchen knives;
• graters;
• food processor knives;
• mixer knives;
• mandolins and hand slicers.

Causes:

There are several reasons why cutting attachments should not be dishwasher safe. The first is security. If you or someone else carelessly disassembles the dishwasher, you risk cutting yourself by bumping into or picking up a knife from the wrong end. In addition, detergents have a bad effect on the knives themselves, dulling them even faster, which is especially true for amateur cooks who neglect the healthy habit of regularly sharpening their knives.

Similarly, the handles of knives can be damaged, and the metal from which they are made can be covered with rust. Finally, the knives can damage your dishwasher as well - for example, cutting through the rubberized inserts, which will lead to rust.

Cookware made of any metal (except stainless steel)

Examples:

• cast iron dishes;
• pans made of carbon steel;
• non-stick pans;
• enameled cast iron dishes;
• copper pans, pots and other utensils;
• aluminum dishes, baking sheets and other devices.

Causes:

By and large, any metal, except stainless steel, should be kept away from the dishwasher (and even it is subject to corrosion in certain cases). A cast iron or carbon steel frying pan will instantly lose the protective film that you have been creating for so long, and will begin to rust or at least lose its non-stick properties. Enamelled cast iron cookware appears to be protected, but it can chip and damage the edges.

Aluminum will not rust, but most likely will lose its cheerful shine - since this metal enters into chemical reactions very readily, it is coated oxide film, which will quickly disappear under the influence of detergents. Dishes made of copper or brass will also lose their presentation. As for the non-stick frying pans, in principle, they do not require special washing, they just need to be wiped off (and if this is not the case, then it’s time to replace your pan).

Delicate glass and fine porcelain

Examples:

• thin porcelain;
• measuring cups with painted risks;
• plates with gilding or hand-painted;
• milk or uranium glass;
• fragile crystal and glasses on thin legs.

Causes:

Any glass, crystal, porcelain or ceramic utensils that are dear to you should be kept away from the dishwasher. Otherwise, you risk breaking it, which could damage your dishwasher as well. Painting and gilding with regular washing in the dishwasher can wear off, and glass or crystal can become cloudy and discolored. Of course, this does not mean that washing such dishes in a dishwasher is completely contraindicated, just make sure that you sensibly evaluate all the pros and cons.

Everything made of wood

Examples:

• cutting boards;
• wooden spoons, shovels and other tools;
• salad bowls made of wood.

Causes:

Wood is an organic material that can be damaged by moisture and heat. Wood absorbs water, swells, bends and cracks. In general, a close acquaintance with the dishwasher does not bode well for wooden appliances.

All mechanisms

Examples:

• cars for;
• meat grinder;
• manual diapers;
• pepper and spice mills;
• pressure cooker lids.

Causes:

One day, the Tin Woodman got caught in the rain and froze in place when his limbs were instantly covered with rust. This is a long story and it has many morals: we have hearts, brains and courage only if we ourselves believe in ourselves; never lie; There is no place in the world better than your home - but this is all rather trivial compared to the big lesson in this story: if you want your mechanical things to keep working, don't wash them in the dishwasher.

If it has gears, moving parts, handles or valves - wash it by hand according to the manufacturer's instructions.

A natural stone

Examples:

• granite pestles and mortars;
• plates made of marble, slate and other stone.

Causes:

Stone is much stronger than wood, but it should also be kept away from the dishwasher. Detergents can damage surfaces, and high temperatures and large amounts of water will also contribute, which can even lead to cracks and chips.

Some plastic fixtures

Examples:

• plastic cutting boards;
• plastic containers for storing food.

Causes:

V recent times we hear more and more that plastic is more dangerous than people think, especially when it comes to children's health. In particular, it is said that constant washing in the dishwasher or heating in the microwave leads to its gradual destruction.

This has not yet been fully proven, and many believe that these are unsubstantiated claims by paranoid people. But in the absence of clear evidence, it might be worth considering whether or not you should reduce the amount of plastic in your dishwasher. After all, there are quite a few other materials out of which storage containers are made - glass, metal, and so on. On a more practical level, some plastic items can be damaged by hot water in the dishwasher.

Cookware with a hollow handle or insulated

Examples:

• corollas;
• silver plate;
• some pots;
• old-fashioned ice cream spoons;
• thermoses, tourist mugs and other thermally insulated dishes.

Causes:

The author claims that he was once nearly killed by a stainless steel frying pan, which had a hollow metal handle inside. He regularly washed her in the dishwasher, after which one day she literally flew into the air while heating on the stove. It turned out that in the process of regular washing, water seeped into the handle, and when too much of it accumulated there, it burst from the inside.

This is, of course, a rare case, but it serves as a reminder: water can get into those cavities that are not intended for it, and this is most likely in the dishwasher. The whisk or thermos may not explode like a frying pan, but the water will still take its toll - kitchen utensils can rust, mold, or lose thermal insulation properties.

Wild stuff

Examples:

• bras;
• salmon;
• engine parts;
• computer keyboards.

Causes:

There are people who seriously believe that these things have a place in the dishwasher. And this is true, I myself read about using the dishwasher. Probably, it is not worth explaining why it is not necessary to do this.

I bet many, after reading this list, are depressed: it turns out that most of the dishes cannot be washed in the dishwasher. However, after carefully studying this text, you will understand that some of the items listed in it, once in the dishwasher, will not harm either her or your health, and it is quite possible that the risk in this case is justified. And, of course, there is good, just great news in all this: the vast majority of ordinary dishes and cutlery are dishwasher safe! In the end, that's why it was invented. Thanks to the Serious Eats site, from which I wrote this article.

Automatic dishwashers are magical helpers in the kitchen, but they can damage items, and some are quite expensive to repair or buy new ones. Better to play it safe once again and wash the dishes by hand.

If you have washed all this in the dishwasher before, then be ready to admit and correct your mistakes!

Wooden spoons, bowls and cutting boards

The harshness of dishwasher detergents can remove the natural oils found in wood products and dry them out. When these oils are completely washed off, the wood will begin to split.

Wooden items should be quickly washed by hand using mild detergents in warm water. Do not let them absorb moisture, as this can lead to cracks. If you feel like you need to sanitize your wooden utensils, use a mild solution of chlorine bleach and warm water (1/4 cup bleach and 1/2 cup water).

Kitchen knives

These items can damage the dishwasher. First, the blades can ruin the coating on the racks and baskets, which can lead to rust formation. Secondly, sharp edges are dangerous when unloading a dishwasher, especially when children are helping you.

Finally, the detergent for this technique can ruin them, and the wooden handles will crack and fall apart. It is best to hand wash the knives.

Graters and sieves

Any kitchen utensil with sharp edges must not be placed in the dishwasher. The grates and sieves can damage the plastic covering on the uprights, and rust will begin to develop.

And if you put items with small holes in the dishwasher, then be aware that such items are almost impossible to wash thoroughly. Again, it is best to tidy the graters with your hands.

Cast iron cookware

Cast iron pots and pans are quite practical cookware, they can last you many years, provided you take proper care of them. To prevent cast iron from rusting and food sticking to the surface, it must be lubricated with oil. It penetrates the iron and leaves an almost ideal cooking surface.

When cast iron is placed in the dishwasher, the detergent and water will separate the oil and ruin the utensils. Even if there is something stuck to your pot or pan and you are sure that the automatic technique is an easy way to clean your utensils, think twice. A hand wash is a better option.

Aluminum pots and dishes

If you've ever put on a brilliant aluminum cookware into the car, then they saw what was happening to her. It becomes dull and dark.

The same can happen with your aluminum pans and baking dishes. Moreover, the detergent can cause pitting and rusting.

Copper pots and mugs

These kitchen utensils need to be hand washed to keep them shiny and vibrant. Don't make life difficult for yourself - don't put this in the dishwasher. Hard water and detergents will ruin everything, and only pleasant memories will remain of beautiful dishes.

Cloche

If the saucepan of the pressure cooker itself can go through the entire washing cycle quite well, then never throw the lid from this device in there.

It contains valves that control and guarantee the quality of the pressure cooker. During operation of the dishwasher, small food particles can enter the valves and vents, causing the entire appliance to malfunction. Harsh chemicals can also damage the rubber or silicone seal on the lid.

Non-stick pans

While many of these accessories indicate that they can be washed in dishwashers, chemicals and excessively high drying temperatures can damage the non-stick coating. If you do decide to wash the pans in your machine, skip the drying cycle.

Scratched dishes are the first sign that it is time to replace them. When a surface is tainted, it can release dangerous toxins into food.

Acrylic or melamine tableware

These lightweight and shatterproof kitchen utensils are popular for their vibrant colors and patterns. Unfortunately, high water temperatures, drying and dishwasher detergents can ruin all of this beauty. After several such washes, especially for cheaper sets, cracks appear on them, color and design deteriorate.

If you love your dishes and want them to serve you for a long time, try to wash them by hand.

Insulated cups, glasses and insulated containers

Plastic and metal insulated cups, glasses and containers are great for storing hot and cold food. Most are made of a two-layer material with an air space that provides insulation.

While some containers indicate that they are dishwasher safe, many are not designed to do so. It is best to wash such dishes by hand. If you decide to put it in the machine, select the gentle mode and skip the drying cycle.

Hand painted glassware

Commercial printing techniques have improved on glassware, but glassware spoils easily in the dishwasher. Detergent and high water pressure can remove paint in just one or two rinses. And what's the use of a glass measuring cup without lines?

Hand-painted dishes, even if they are made of super-resistant glass, should never be placed in the dishwasher.

Thin plastic containers

If you don't mind the plastic container you put your lunch in every time, wash it in the dishwasher. The high temperature will spoil it instantly. And you have to buy a new lunch box.

Containers and jars with paper stickers

Every good housewife keeps beautiful preservation jars. There are no complaints about the banks, you can safely wash them in the dishwasher, but first remove all labels. If you don't do this, the paper and glue can come off and clog the drain system. You will ruin the typewriter.

Cutlery made of gold and Chinese porcelain

While sterling silver cutlery can be safely washed in the dishwasher, all gold utensils will immediately deteriorate and become dull and lose their previous color.

Porcelain is completely safe to wash in the dishwasher, but only if there is no metallic finish or patterns on it.

Antique Chinese sets, crystal and items that have been refurbished

Any antique glass or porcelain tableware is best hand washed. This is especially important if the crockery has been recently restored. Forget the dishwasher, these utensils are not for her.

Silver knives

Sterling silver withstands the entire wash cycle as well as stainless steel. But there is one exception: many sterling silver knives have a hollow handle, and the heat from the dishwasher can break down the glue that holds the blade on the handle and the knife will go bad. This will happen whether the blade is stainless steel or sterling silver. All knives should be hand washed only.

Milk glass

Milk glassware, especially antique items, may turn yellow after several washes in the dishwasher due to high temperatures and harsh detergents. Remember once and for all: milk glass must be washed by hand!

Probably not fewer ideas saving and rational use of my time, I love life hacks that simplify our lives. Therefore, let me share with you all the ideas for the non-standard use of the dishwasher that I found on the network, and you will tell me which of these ideas you have already managed to use or, perhaps, you have other completely non-standard and interesting ideas! I will listen to them with pleasure and update this post with them.

Fruits and vegetables

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Washing vegetables under the tap will use up a fair amount of water, even if you wash the vegetables efficiently. Therefore, washing vegetables and fruits (especially if you buy them at a time in a store) will be much more effective in the dishwasher.

Distribute vegetables and fruits on the top and bottom shelf in one layer. Prevent them falling into the holes. They should also not interfere with the rotation of the PPM itself.

Important: use only the rinse cycle without the use of detergent! No soap!

This should be obvious, but avoid washing vegetables with soil deposits in the MRP, as dirt can get stuck in your dishwasher.

Constructor (Lego and the like), various small plastic toys, etc.

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Constructor, place small plastic toys in a laundry bag to prevent spillage in the PPM. It can be washed in the same way in washing machine(choose where it will be more convenient and familiar to you).

Any other large plastic or metal toys

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The plastic commonly used in toys can be washed in a PPM, because it is durable and quite dense. But when in doubt, use the delicate regimen.

Baseball caps and caps

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Baseball caps can deform in the washing machine, while in the dishwasher, water pours from the bottom and will not change their shape. Therefore, dishwashering baseball caps and caps is not a bad idea.

Rubber Shoes

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Beach rubber shoes and rubber boots are safe to wash in the dishwasher. Of course, before that, it is advisable to rinse them so that there is no sand and earth on them, and the insoles must first be pulled out. Beach shoes, in which you can walk on water, and they are often adapted for this, are not glued (!), But are sewn or otherwise protected from water. Of course, you shouldn't risk washing it all at 90 degrees, but with a relatively gentle mode, washing such shoes in the dishwasher can significantly save you time. In general, with shoes, you should first think about whether it is worth washing them at all (just as if you did decide to wash them in the washing machine. They say that Crocks definitely cannot be washed in a PPM. I washed ordinary beach slippers (flip flops), I was satisfied.

Pet bowls and toys

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Place your pets' toys and dishes on the top shelf of the dishwasher and clean them of germs.

Plastic containers (pots and baskets), plastic stands for soap and toothbrushes, filters for hoods, ventilation, humidifier, vacuum cleaner, etc., plastic covers for sockets, etc.

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Anything made of hard plastic is dishwasher safe. A plastic filter from the hood (of course, you need to remove its contents first :)) This also includes various office supplies, such as plastic holders for pencils, paper and other office small things.

Brushes, combs, makeup brushes

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Remember to remove all hair from the combs first to avoid clogging the dishwasher flush. But with the dirt on the plastic, she will perfectly cope with herself. Remember to wash in the MRP wooden crafts it does not follow!

Cleaning accessories

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In addition to the microwave oven, another way to disinfect your dishwashing sponges is the PPM. Place the sponges in the upper part of the glass tray and your dishwashing sponge will be disinfected at the end of the wash as well as your dishes.

I already wrote about filters for various devices above. Various scoops and cleaning brushes can also be included in this category.

Decorations

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An easy way to care for your jewelry (made of silver and gold) is to use the same dishwasher. The main thing is to put them in the PPM so that they do not end up in the water drain after washing. The PPM does an excellent job of washing silverware, so why not use it for washing jewelry as well. For washing little things, special (see in the photo above) closable jewelry trays are suitable.

Sport equipment