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I was watching an episode of the Surreal Gourmet where he poached a salmon in tin foil in the dishwasher.Just wondering what the strangest thing everybody else has washed.
When I worked at the nursing home, a pair of teeth went through the dishwasher,but that was by accident.
 
I've heard of using a dishwasher for fish.

As for strange things, one friend runs pretty much everything imaginable through the dishwasher--vases which have just been emptied, ceramic objets d'arte, and even pet bird toys.
 
Grill Racks is about all i can think of... I did run my cupholder inserts in there from the car, but not sure if that counts
 
My friend Carol use to wash her, um, sex toys in her dishwasher.....little vibrating things, etc. You get the picture. I never asked her what cycle she used.
 
I have a Braun cordless razor, designed for use in the shower. It cleans up beautifully when I run it and the stainless steel mesh head in the dishwasher. Have been doing it for a number of years now, and no problems. The razor still works like it did when it was new.
 
When we lived in a rental the central heat & a/c system had an electronic air filter. It pulled out and went into the dishwasher for cleaning. I want one of those again!
 
I've heard of glass panes/panels from "chandeliers" in the DW.

You know the type: a pierced and beveled rectangular piece of glass fits over gold-toned hook/prod. Multiply by haf a dozen.

I tend to put refrigerator parts in mine. Stove/cooker knobs (if unmarked). The glass plate from the microwave oven, the dish-drainer and piece upon which it sits. Toaster-oven parts, etc.

~I've heard of using a dishwasher for fish.
~My friend Carol used to wash.............
Now there is a thought.
 
well..

When I read the title of this thread, I thought there was a new kind of dishwaher toy that swam around the inside of the machine during the cycle and helped to wash the dishes!

I've also heard of poaching fish in the dishwasher, someone on a cooking forum that I regularly attend said she tried it. Don't remember how it turned out though. I wonder if you'd put olive oil in the rinse aid dispenser and herbs in the detergent dispenser? I believe the fish is supposed to be wrapped in foil anyway.

I put the cat's water bowl in. I also do the plastic dish drainer, tray it sits on, and microwave turntable as someone else mentioned. The weiredest thing I ever tried was the oven racks. I had to remove the top dishwasher rack to get them to fit (not an easy task on a GE Nautilus)... used lots of soap and the heavy dutiest cycle possible. It didn't make a dent in them. All that trouble and I was still scrubbing them with a brillo pad the next day!

I threaten to put the cat in when he does something bad (taking the squirt bottle to the extreme!), but I'd never act on it.

I wonder if there are people who recycle ziploc bags and try to run those through the dishwasher!?

I've heard of sex toys as well, the old addage "don't $#!+ where you eat" comes to mind here!
 
Glass Venetian Blind

Our kitchen has a glass "venetian blind" style window, with something like ten sections. Each glass "section" is about a foot and a half long. These come out easily from the window frame, and I wash them in the dishwasher, crystal cycle; they come out spotless!

I also wash the dish drying rack (Rubberemaid) we use by the sink. It also comes out spotless!

Emilio
 
I have washed the blowers from the exhaust hood in the kitchen. Fishing tackle boxes opened up all the way on top rack. My wifes makeup kits with little compartments on top rack. Dish strainer also and the rubber thing in the garbage disposer. That thing gets disgusting. Lets see the drain stops for the bathroom sinks. That long stem gets pretty nasty. Ash trays and cupholders from the car and truck. The guy I workout with washes his baseball caps in his. All of the stove top unit pieces drip pans and rings.
Jon
 
My ex used to wash the dog's bowls and floormat in the top rack. Customers have told me that they wash their metal kitchen garbage cans in it (wouldn't try with plastique). Anyway, how hard is it to poach fish on the stove for crying out loud?
 
put the washing machine detergent drawer in, oh the cats floor mat and bowls in, but thats bout as exotic as i get. i would never of thought of putting sex toys in, but brill idea :D :D
 
"Venetian Blind"

Thanks Toggles, I've got a new English term in my personal dictionary, LOL. I'am so Jalousie of you all who know how to speak English!
 
I used to wash pieces of my saxaphone in the dishwasher all the time. Mostly the mouthpiece which would get really really nasty.
 

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