How to Clean and Maintain Your Dishwasher for a Long and Healthy Life!

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I ran a coffee shop for about 10 years and during that time, I learned a lot about the importance of maintaining one of the hardest working appliances out there: your dishwasher. I had to pay for many (many many) expensive service and repair calls, and the one thing that we always heard, every time the service guys came out, was that we had to keep the dishwasher clean and maintain it on a regular basis to keep it running smoothly.
You may think that your dishwasher at home is clean but everyday use can cause grease, lime scale, and soap scum to build up in tubes, spray arms, and other vital parts and cause it not to work as well.


[Psst! Need extra help getting those mugs free from coffee and tea stains? Check this out!]
You’ll want to start with an empty dishwasher. I just happened to run my dishwasher in the evening on the day that I wanted to do my little maintenance routine so I waited until morning to actually start the process so that I could get some decent pictures to show you.
I kept my dishwasher empty so that I could get started first thing in the morning, but this whole process is really so quick that you could easily go through it at night after you do your dinner dishes.


[Hey! Want another great cleaning tip from the Creek Line House? Check out How to Clean, Shine, and Sanitize your Stainless Steel Sink!]
Don't forget to click the link below to view the full steps and all of the details. And if you take these few simple steps once a month and you’ll keep your dishwasher happy, healthy, and fresh for years to come!
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  • Cheryl Cheryl on Jan 21, 2017
    Is this product septic safe?
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