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Storing dishwasher
Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the
dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. |
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Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. Why turn the fridge off? -- Adam |
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On 05/09/2013 20:26, ARW wrote:
ss wrote: Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. Why turn the fridge off? It will be empty of food, and it will be less money for the elec company and the taxman. The freezer will be kept on. |
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On 05/09/2013 19:53, ss wrote:
Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. I've done a handful of 4-week holidays and I've never bothered doing anything with the dishwasher. I can't say I've noticed the smell when I've got back either. Jon |
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"Jon Connell" wrote in message ... On 05/09/2013 19:53, ss wrote: Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. I've done a handful of 4-week holidays and I've never bothered doing anything with the dishwasher. I can't say I've noticed the smell when I've got back either. Leave my dishwasher closed for 6 months at a time, no problem. But don't leave dishes in it, my wooden spoon started to sprout........... -- Mark BR |
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"Mark BR" wrote in message ... "Jon Connell" wrote in message ... On 05/09/2013 19:53, ss wrote: Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. I've done a handful of 4-week holidays and I've never bothered doing anything with the dishwasher. I can't say I've noticed the smell when I've got back either. Leave my dishwasher closed for 6 months at a time, no problem. But don't leave dishes in it, my wooden spoon started to sprout........... Did you plant it, and did it grow into a wooden spoon tree? |
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On Thursday, September 5, 2013 7:53:45 PM UTC+1, ss wrote:
Not quite but going away for 4 weeks so will do a cycle of the dishwasher with viegar to clean it out, should I leave the door slightly ajar or keep closed for the 4 weeks. Should I also keep the washing machine door slightly open? Fridge will be off and door open. We always leave washing machine and dishwasher doors slightly ajar in the belief that it preserves the seal better. Jonathan |
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