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Dishwasher Rinse Agent Or Drying Agent ?
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Just got a new Dishwasher. Came with a small botle of Jet Dry; the Rinse liquid. Saw in the store today, that Jet Dry also has a bottle of Drying Liquid. This bottle also says that a Rinse Agent is not needed with it. Sure is confusing. Which do I want to put into my machine's rinse dispenser ? Why ? What are the differences between the two ? What do you folks use ? Thanks, B. |
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Dishwasher Rinse Agent Or Drying Agent ?
"Robert11" wrote in message ... Hello, Just got a new Dishwasher. Came with a small botle of Jet Dry; the Rinse liquid. Saw in the store today, that Jet Dry also has a bottle of Drying Liquid. This bottle also says that a Rinse Agent is not needed with it. Sure is confusing. Which do I want to put into my machine's rinse dispenser ? Why ? What are the differences between the two ? What do you folks use ? Thanks, B. The drying liquid is for when you don't use the powered dry cycle on your machine to save energy. Never tried it so I don't know how well it works. I use the regular Jet Dry and the sani-cycle and everything comes out perfect with glassware that sparkles. I see no reason to try anything else. |
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Dishwasher Rinse Agent Or Drying Agent ?
"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message ... "Robert11" wrote in message ... Hello, Just got a new Dishwasher. Came with a small botle of Jet Dry; the Rinse liquid. Saw in the store today, that Jet Dry also has a bottle of Drying Liquid. This bottle also says that a Rinse Agent is not needed with it. Sure is confusing. Which do I want to put into my machine's rinse dispenser ? Why ? What are the differences between the two ? What do you folks use ? Thanks, B. The drying liquid is for when you don't use the powered dry cycle on your machine to save energy. Never tried it so I don't know how well it works. I use the regular Jet Dry and the sani-cycle and everything comes out perfect with glassware that sparkles. I see no reason to try anything else. Just use Cascade Complete All In One Pacs...Just pop one in the detergent dispenser and hit start...Works GREAT.... |
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Dishwasher Rinse Agent Or Drying Agent ?
Robert11 wrote:
Hello, Just got a new Dishwasher. Came with a small botle of Jet Dry; the Rinse liquid. Saw in the store today, that Jet Dry also has a bottle of Drying Liquid. This bottle also says that a Rinse Agent is not needed with it. Sure is confusing. Which do I want to put into my machine's rinse dispenser ? Why ? What are the differences between the two ? What do you folks use ? Find out from the manufacturer if their product is made to work with soft or hard water (and you have to know what kind of water you have). I made the mistake of filling the dispenser with a free sample that came with the new dishwasher. I forget the brand and product name. Everything looked awful, very cloudy and streaks. I called the manufacture to complain and they told me I should only use that product with soft water. I don't understand why they didn't simply label their products "for hard water" and "for soft water"? Took me forever to get that crap out of the dispenser. |
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