I have a KA dishwasher with a stainless
(ya, right) steel inside. Well, through
the years the inside looks pretty
"dirty". It has a film of what I guess
is soap residue. What's the best way to
clean this? I know I could probably use
the stuff for showers and scrub it.
Does anyone know of any "magic" that can
be cycled through to dissolve this stuff?

Thanks.

dump in gallon of white vinegar during wash cycle, let soak as long as
possible.+.

wrote:
dump in gallon of white vinegar during wash cycle, let soak as long as
possible.+.

It also helps to dump in a little bit, 1/2 cup, with each load. Much
cheaper than all of the fancy rinsing agents you can buy.

"Art Todesco" wrote in message
I have a KA dishwasher with a stainless (ya, right) steel inside. Well,
through the years the inside looks pretty "dirty". It has a film of what I
guess is soap residue.

Yes, it is stainless in that it does not rust. Soap scum and mineral
deposits are another story. Try a vinegar rinse as the acetic acid may
remove it. CLR is another option.

Second that, I have a Kitchenaid Stainless machine too and the inside gets
nasty after a while with mineral buildup..our water is bad for that. A good
vinegar soaking ( put it in the wash cycle, start it running then stop it
for a while, then finish the cycle) and it should be pretty much good to go
again. This cleans out any build up in the wash arms etc too.

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Mike S.

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dump in gallon of white vinegar during wash cycle, let soak as long as
possible.+.