You might not have ever given any thought to cleaning your dishwasher (that's the whole point of the appliance, isn't it?), ...

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Dishwashers can save you time, energy and elbow grease — and get your cups, plates and bowls sparkling clean. In return, though, they need a little love and care to keep doing their job effectively.

If you suspect your dishwasher could use a deep clean, first things first, locate your appliance's manual. If you don't have it, you can usually find one online. The manual can tell you the nitty ...

Using your dishwasher is far more efficient and convenient than washing all your dishes by hand, but washing dishes that just ...

Dishwashers should be thoroughly cleaned once a month. Vinegar and baking soda are safe, natural options for cleaning; use them separately in hot cycles, skipping detergent and letting the appliance ...

Bacteria, mold, allergens, and dust accumulated in household cleaners like your washer and dryer, dishwasher, vacuum, broom, and mop can lead to real health hazards and allergy issues. Viruses, ...

Food scraps, grease, and soap build up inside a dishwasher over time, making it smelly and less efficient. Experts recommend a monthly deep cleaning — or a biweekly one if you use the machine more ...