Dishwashers losing popularity in US Homes???

[Chetlaham]

I NEVER pre-wash or pre-rinse, yet they always have come out clean. Rarely do I find a piece that had food left on it. That's rare. I just leave it in for the next batch.

You have a dishwasher that is capable of handling your true needs. Sadly, most don't or didn't have that at one point.

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

I NEVER pre-wash or pre-rinse, yet they always have come out clean.

Me, neither...

Rarely do I find a piece that had food left on it. That's rare. I just leave it in for the next batch.

Me, too...

 

[gelaundry4ever]

You have a dishwasher that is capable of handling your true needs. Sadly, most don't or didn't have that at one point.

How do I get my family to understand there's no need to pre-wash or pre-rinse your dishes?

 

[Chetlaham]

How do I get my family to understand there's no need to pre-wash or pre-rinse your dishes?

Honestly, I have no idea. Explain that unlike previous machines, your new machine can indeed handle your dishes dirty. That they will get clean and the soil will be flushed away while suing less water and energy.

Of course, its no guarantee.

Everyone who knows marketing, human behavior, psychology, ect knows a first impression is everything.

 

[gelaundry4ever]

Honestly, I have no idea. Explain that unlike previous machines, your new machine can indeed handle your dishes dirty. That they will get clean and the soil will be flushed away while suing less water and energy.

Of course, its no guarantee.

Everyone who knows marketing, human behavior, psychology, ect knows a first impression is everything.

I mainly use, and I refuse to run water over the dishes before going in. First of all, the detergent is caustic. Second, there are enzymes, and third, the racks will be ruined and dishes/glasses will be etched if I rinse dishes.