does it have to be dishwasher liquid or can manual dishwashing detergent be sed
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It is supposed to be the kind of liquid used to handwash dishes. Joy or Dawn or something like that.
36465
I used Dawn dish detergent straight up. Let it sit on the spot for awhile then used a plastic mesh scrubber and a little force. Worked like a charm.
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I hand wash like I do all my Emeril cookware. It was written on my cookware set, NOT to put them into a dishwasher. So I treated this one the same. Not sure if there were directions otherwise.
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It's liquid. This is not a dish washing detergent, so it doesn't really matter what the machine is meant for. You won't have to pour the product, but you'll use the whole bottle. With EMPTY dish washer, you place the Dishwasher magic bottle upside down inside the silverware basket and then, just let it do its job. Hope this helps!
1248555
The product manual is very specific about gently hand washing the inner pan and inner lid. It doesn't say 'Not to wash in dishwasher' but implies that damage might result to the delicate finish of the inner pan if handled without care.
594695
I would hand wash, I'd guess that detergent would eventually wipe out the markings. Takes no time to wipe off the probe. Package does not say dishwasher safe or hand wash either.
360289
I'd say use about the same amount as you use of regular dishwashing detergent.
1877989
I had a similar problem. Since the reformulation of dishwashing powder several years ago my dishes had a white film. While Glisten is great to clean the inside of the dishwasher itself, adding Finish® Jet-Dry® Rinse Agent solves this for the dishes. Hope this helps.
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If necessary, hand wash with non abrasive dishwashing agent. However, a non abrasive (gel) electric dishwasher agent on a gentle cycle would in my opinion be a wise precaution.
272093
I would say no, though I don't know for certain. Not sure why you would need to. Just wipe it down with water or mild cleaner. Its made out of acrylic and comes apart for storage. Acrylic scratches easily so don't use anything abraisive on it. The dishwasher cleanser might discolor it and etch it.
188247
Your choice of cleaner sounds fine. I wrap my cast iron weight with aluminium foil before using. Dish washing liquid cleans it without any problems because it never gets greasy.
479792
i have never washed it in a dish washer. I would be very concerned about any dish washing detergent residues that may be left behind. Furthermore, always use distilled water in nasal rinse.
505064
Oh, my goodness! I wish I knew. I just throw the instructure away in trash. I don't use the dish washer. I still use drink this for my errands. I am really sorry.
2159695
It is hand wash only. The directions pretty much say to wash every thing by hand. I haven't put the inner container in the dishwasher. It seems sturdy enough so that it wouldn't melt, but I just don't want to chance it. The inner container is too high for my top rack. Maybe if I get an extra inner container, I'll be more brave and try it. I may try washing the serving dish that comes with it as it seems to be the same type of plastic. If/when I do, I'll try to remember to update with results. I hope this was helpful.
675652
No. Most sources just recommend mild dishwashing liquid or similar. I've had success with that.
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Yes, it is dishwasher safe and uses one teaspoon of oil. I've never tried it without the oil, but I think it would work. It's a great container and is serveable right in the top.
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i had to research and this is what i found "Says dishwasher safe: no. Don't do that. Enamel can etch over time in the strong detergent used in dishwashers. Enamel can get an ashy surface as the glass substance can get etched with microscopic scratches and haze (enamel is, basically, glass fused onto metal.)"