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Product Details:
- 5x power to fight film residue & spots vs detergent alone.
- Contains glass protection ingredients for shinier, sparkling dishes & glasses. Aluminum free
- Simply fill your rinse aid dispenser before each wash & it will be automatically released in the rinse cycle. Do not flush
- Speeds up the drying process
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u/DeathByBamboo
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1y ago
The cytotoxic effects of 3 commonly used household dishwasher detergents were studied in monolayer-cultured Caco-2 cells at different dilutions. A 1:80,000 dilution is generally used in a household dishwashing and is calculated according to the amount of water and the washing cycle. A dose-dependent cytotoxicity was found in response to both detergent A and detergent B, and in both cases, lysis was observed on exposure to detergents at concentrations of 1:20,000. The 3 household dishwasher detergents did not elicit any cytotoxicity on Caco-2 cells at 1:80,000 dilution (see Fig E4 in this article's Online Repository at www.jacionline.
This is the part that's relevant to most of the people reading this here.
There isn't a damaging effect from dishwasher fluid at the level of dilution used in household dishwashers.
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u/DeathByBamboo
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1y ago
The cytotoxic effects of 3 commonly used household dishwasher detergents were studied in monolayer-cultured Caco-2 cells at different dilutions. A 1:80,000 dilution is generally used in a household dishwashing and is calculated according to the amount of water and the washing cycle. A dose-dependent cytotoxicity was found in response to both detergent A and detergent B, and in both cases, lysis was observed on exposure to detergents at concentrations of 1:20,000. The 3 household dishwasher detergents did not elicit any cytotoxicity on Caco-2 cells at 1:80,000 dilution (see Fig E4 in this article's Online Repository at www.jacionline.
This is the part that's relevant to most of the people reading this here.
There isn't a damaging effect from dishwasher fluid at the level of dilution used in household dishwashers.
I only use it in summer months when it's too hot to use heat to dry dishes.
also great filler item to get max discount with 5 items..
u/DeathByBamboo
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1y ago
The cytotoxic effects of 3 commonly used household dishwasher detergents were studied in monolayer-cultured Caco-2 cells at different dilutions. A 1:80,000 dilution is generally used in a household dishwashing and is calculated according to the amount of water and the washing cycle. A dose-dependent cytotoxicity was found in response to both detergent A and detergent B, and in both cases, lysis was observed on exposure to detergents at concentrations of 1:20,000. The 3 household dishwasher detergents did not elicit any cytotoxicity on Caco-2 cells at 1:80,000 dilution (see Fig E4 in this article's Online Repository at www.jacionline.
This is the part that's relevant to most of the people reading this here.
There isn't a damaging effect from dishwasher fluid at the level of dilution used in household dishwashers.
u/DeathByBamboo
•
1y ago
The cytotoxic effects of 3 commonly used household dishwasher detergents were studied in monolayer-cultured Caco-2 cells at different dilutions. A 1:80,000 dilution is generally used in a household dishwashing and is calculated according to the amount of water and the washing cycle. A dose-dependent cytotoxicity was found in response to both detergent A and detergent B, and in both cases, lysis was observed on exposure to detergents at concentrations of 1:20,000. The 3 household dishwasher detergents did not elicit any cytotoxicity on Caco-2 cells at 1:80,000 dilution (see Fig E4 in this article's Online Repository at www.jacionline.
This is the part that's relevant to most of the people reading this here.
There isn't a damaging effect from dishwasher fluid at the level of dilution used in household dishwashers.
Plus, would rather replace a dishwasher than put harmful chemicals in my body from rinse aid. See the upvoted article on this forum