lakewebsterkid
Well-known member
White Vinegar
I have never used the heated dry, it uses too much energy for how little it drys my plastics. The plates and silverware are always near dry in my whirlpool. We have never used rinse aid. I figured that white vinegar would be a cheap and easy solution. But I was wrong, and could barely tell a difference. After a few weeks, the vinegar started to leak from the rinse aid dispenser, and to my surprise the rubber gasket had changed shape from the vinegar and caused it to leak. Luckily I just rinsed it off and adjusted it to fit the hole again and it worked. No more vinegar for us. We then tried the finish jet dry and it caused too much sudsing in the main wash with finish powerball tabs. So we are back to nothing again. Our water hardness is 9 (ppm?).
I have never used the heated dry, it uses too much energy for how little it drys my plastics. The plates and silverware are always near dry in my whirlpool. We have never used rinse aid. I figured that white vinegar would be a cheap and easy solution. But I was wrong, and could barely tell a difference. After a few weeks, the vinegar started to leak from the rinse aid dispenser, and to my surprise the rubber gasket had changed shape from the vinegar and caused it to leak. Luckily I just rinsed it off and adjusted it to fit the hole again and it worked. No more vinegar for us. We then tried the finish jet dry and it caused too much sudsing in the main wash with finish powerball tabs. So we are back to nothing again. Our water hardness is 9 (ppm?).