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frontpageNavy-Wife | Staff posted Jun 08, 2025 04:02 AM
24-Count ACTIVE Appliance Cleaning Tablets: Dishwasher Cleaning
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Dishwasher will look 'clean' on the walls, but check the drain. The sludge is still there as it simply cannot agitate it off, so you may think your dishwasher is clean, but the innards are not. That sludge gets steamed and creeps back up, often being the film that ends up on the walls (and dishes!) you think you're solving with these pucks.
Same goes for similar washing machine pucks/pods/etc. The rubber seal that tends to get moldy, won't ever be clean (even if running cycles with straight bleach) without.... agitating/scrubbing. Bleach alone can't cut through it all, nor can the pucks.
In other words, these aren't bad, but they are NOT 100% your solution. Elbow grease is.
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For the dishwasher, scrubbing the filter is still the answer. You can also flush out the drain-water which can be swampy. Pour some water into the machine, start a cycle, immediately cancel the cycle, and the water will pump out. Repeat. Include some RidX septic powder to eat through slime build-up.
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Amazon. A bag goes a long way. I use it to descale things like my coffee machine and an ice maker. Works better than vinegar and doesn't leave an odor.
$16 for 24 is nuts. How is that a deal, let alone a front page one? I bought the disposal tabs for less a year ago and that was 'regular' price. This must be an SD shill product the amount I see it on here.
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Seems to me that Americans are being shafted and that Americans like getting shafted. Regardless, I have been using the vinegar and baking soda cleaning method for the past year, and the machine smells just like new.
LG's site said that vinegar used in this manner would not harm the rubber door seal, but it would if used more frequently. So don't overdo the vinegar if you go this route.
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