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Loaded my dishwasher to perfection
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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2026
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Damn, people really don't know how to use dishwashers. This shit ain't getting clean, it's all packed in way too close together.
Dishwashers "scrub" by spraying soapy water, typically upwards. If that stream of soapy water can't make contact with the dirty sides of your dishes then you may as well just dunk your dishes into a bucket of soapy water and call it clean.
I disagree. In my personal experience. Dishwashers work better when they are well packed rather than well spaced. Important emphasize on "well packed". Obviously the water needs to be able to flow between the items and not get puddle on top of a bowl or cup. The dishwasher presented here is well packed and it will wash very well.
Half empty dishwasher will probably not be an issue and things will come out clean, but it's a little wasteful.
I'm assuming you either pre-wash your dishes, only use them for things that will come off with a light soak, or have a lower standard for clean.
Because based on my personal experience, packing this close guarantees dishes are going to come out with oily residue or crusty bits towards the top where the water jets can't reach.
how do people even get dish washers in this economy?