Anyone know how to clean the inside of a stainless steel dis

14 Aug 2010 09:16 #1 by mountaindollar
Anyone know how to clean the inside of a stainless steel dish washer that actually work?

Because of the well water there is a white haze on the inside which I assume is calcium.

Has anyone used products that you run through the dishwasher that actually work?

If I use a rinse aide they seem to go away a little bit.

Thanks

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14 Aug 2010 09:31 #2 by rlcarolyn
If it's hot water or mineral deposits. You can use Apple Vinegar and spray it on the areas. It might take a while and keep spraying it. It will take off all the old minerals and make it shine. Also great for taking off finger prints when diluted with water and used in spray bottle. I use to clean homes and it was safe for the environment too.

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14 Aug 2010 09:45 #3 by mountaindollar
Thanks will give it a try but please keep ideas coming should this not work.

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14 Aug 2010 10:27 #4 by rlcarolyn
If you don't mind toxic try CLR or Lime Away if it is mineral build up.

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15 Aug 2010 09:13 #5 by 2wlady
There are dishwasher cleaners that you just stick in the machine and run it. It worked on the lime deposits quite well on my dishwasher. Said it was septic safe, too. You just have to look with the dishwasher detergent.

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15 Aug 2010 09:54 #6 by mountaindollar

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