My Mom gave me her old dishes which are only 3 years old.
She got a new set and knew I liked these. Let me see if I can scan then down.
She got a new set and knew I liked these. Let me see if I can scan then down.
New Dishes!
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bottom rack
I hope this qulifies as a Bob load
I hope this qulifies as a Bob load
top rack
not so full - I had to go back to pickup rest of set
not so full - I had to go back to pickup rest of set
glasses cycle
I started it I don't know if console will show in picture
I started it I don't know if console will show in picture
Bowls
These are a odd shape
These are a odd shape
second load
These bowls are harder to load
These bowls are harder to load
top rack
top rack loaded
top rack loaded
speed cycle
This should finish it but still need to find room to put all away
This should finish it but still need to find room to put all away
corningware
I washed this corningware pot in the first load from yesturdays morning coffee
I washed this corningware pot in the first load from yesturdays morning coffee
Kitchen sink
I like the fawcett - really makes the kitchen
I hope I enjoy the dishes
Peter
I like the fawcett - really makes the kitchen
I hope I enjoy the dishes
Peter
down up...top bottom
I dunno man...you UP load photos to the club. We download them.
Also, I think the plates are in basically upside down. The way they're in the rack the most vigorous washing act is gonna wash the back side of the plates, and not the side that you eat off. Plates should be loaded into the rack with the side that you eat off facing the wash arm..not with the soiled side up so you can see it. The water comes spraying up from the bottom. This of it as having soiled the palm of your hand, only when you go to wash it you let the water hit the back of your hand when you're trying to wash the palm. It's exactly the same. Place the plates in the rack with the soiled side towards the spray arm and they'll wash better.
B
I dunno man...you UP load photos to the club. We download them.
Also, I think the plates are in basically upside down. The way they're in the rack the most vigorous washing act is gonna wash the back side of the plates, and not the side that you eat off. Plates should be loaded into the rack with the side that you eat off facing the wash arm..not with the soiled side up so you can see it. The water comes spraying up from the bottom. This of it as having soiled the palm of your hand, only when you go to wash it you let the water hit the back of your hand when you're trying to wash the palm. It's exactly the same. Place the plates in the rack with the soiled side towards the spray arm and they'll wash better.
B
Plate loaded
Bob if you look close the plates are loaded facing the spray
The correct sides are facing the spray.
Peter
Bob if you look close the plates are loaded facing the spray
The correct sides are facing the spray.
Peter
looking closely
ya, no they're not, dude.
Make a plate of your hand and place it in the rack. Tell me which side of your hand is closer to the spray arm..the back side or the palm. If you can still see your palm, the back side of your hand is facing the wash arm.
You should be looking at the back side of the plates in the photo, and the side you eat off of should not be visible, because it'll be facing the spray arm.
I can clearly see the side of the plate that you eat off in the photos, which were taken from the top.
B
ya, no they're not, dude.
Make a plate of your hand and place it in the rack. Tell me which side of your hand is closer to the spray arm..the back side or the palm. If you can still see your palm, the back side of your hand is facing the wash arm.
You should be looking at the back side of the plates in the photo, and the side you eat off of should not be visible, because it'll be facing the spray arm.
I can clearly see the side of the plate that you eat off in the photos, which were taken from the top.
B
Plate loading
Lets see if anyone else comments to see if I loaded incorrectly
Peter
Lets see if anyone else comments to see if I loaded incorrectly
Peter
toggleswitch
Well-known member
Petaski, isn't your GE tall-tub a GREAT machine?
I try to load with the soiled surfaces facing the center of the machine, which should be nearly equivalent to loading soiled surfaces facing the spray-arms.
The good thing is that the water not only comes from the spray arms, but bounces off the machine's top and sides and front generally enssuring passable results regardless of care taken to load.
The lower rack gets falling water from the top and middle spray-arms as well.
Unless, of course, you have a KitchenWhirlKen tall-tub from a few years back (less than 5). Then all surfaces will be equally gritty and dirty!
(ducks and runs)
I try to load with the soiled surfaces facing the center of the machine, which should be nearly equivalent to loading soiled surfaces facing the spray-arms.
The good thing is that the water not only comes from the spray arms, but bounces off the machine's top and sides and front generally enssuring passable results regardless of care taken to load.
The lower rack gets falling water from the top and middle spray-arms as well.
Unless, of course, you have a KitchenWhirlKen tall-tub from a few years back (less than 5). Then all surfaces will be equally gritty and dirty!
(ducks and runs)
bobbyderegis
Well-known member
Nice plates, Pete!
Bobby in Boston
Bobby in Boston
qualifications
Peteski - I know we've met before.
I've been an appliance repair technician now almost 25 years. I've worked on or operated just about every model type machine there is out there. I could understand if you doubted my word if I was, say, exploder, but this is me you're talkin' to here. I know where of I speak and I'm just trying to help, but if you are not aware who you should be taking advice from by now, you are not paying attention.
Like Toggle says, the bouncing and falling water will probably be enough to clean the plate, but if you really want the machine wash action to do it for you, it's better if you put the dirty side towards the spray jets.
Now, this may look different to you than how most folks load them, but it's based on a lot of experience, and not just following the crowd because that's how everybody else does it.
Best of luck.
b
Peteski - I know we've met before.
I've been an appliance repair technician now almost 25 years. I've worked on or operated just about every model type machine there is out there. I could understand if you doubted my word if I was, say, exploder, but this is me you're talkin' to here. I know where of I speak and I'm just trying to help, but if you are not aware who you should be taking advice from by now, you are not paying attention.
Like Toggle says, the bouncing and falling water will probably be enough to clean the plate, but if you really want the machine wash action to do it for you, it's better if you put the dirty side towards the spray jets.
Now, this may look different to you than how most folks load them, but it's based on a lot of experience, and not just following the crowd because that's how everybody else does it.
Best of luck.
b
nmaineman36
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Plate loading
Peteski you are fine with the way you loaded the plates. Most dishwashers say to load the plates soil side facing the center of the machine. Thats the way I would have loaded it as well. And every manual I have read and dishwasher I have used say to face the center. Plus I would bet that everything came out fine even though the majority of the dishes looked clean to begin with.
Also nice dishes...I too have become a dish-whore of late...although I think if I bring one more thing in the house my partner will kill moi.
Mike
Peteski you are fine with the way you loaded the plates. Most dishwashers say to load the plates soil side facing the center of the machine. Thats the way I would have loaded it as well. And every manual I have read and dishwasher I have used say to face the center. Plus I would bet that everything came out fine even though the majority of the dishes looked clean to begin with.
Also nice dishes...I too have become a dish-whore of late...although I think if I bring one more thing in the house my partner will kill moi.
Mike
maytagbear
Well-known member
Mercy!
Tea and toast, anyone?
I am pouring a nice Darjeeling, and have a good locally made Deli Style Italian bread, fresh, real butter, and homemade (my cousin Delia) raspberry preserves.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Tea and toast, anyone?
I am pouring a nice Darjeeling, and have a good locally made Deli Style Italian bread, fresh, real butter, and homemade (my cousin Delia) raspberry preserves.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
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