And how to make it work for you.

There’s something about a dishwasher that stirs up controversies and conundrums, which is intriguing for such an unassuming kitchen appliance. You’ve probably been privy to a dishwasher-related ...

And how to make it work for you. There’s something about a dishwasher that stirs up controversies and conundrums, which is intriguing for such an unassuming kitchen appliance. You’ve probably been ...

The science is in. Dishwashers save water — especially if you run them only when you have a full load. Experts will also tell you that you don’t even need to pre-rinse the crusty, sticky residue off ...

“If you’re tired of 'washing your dishes before you wash your dishes,' these are worth the extra couple of cents per load,” says one reviewer.

You do not have to rinse dishes before running them in the dishwasher—and in fact, more dirt makes it easier for your dishwasher and detergent to give you a better clean. There may be some instances ...

The easiest way to save time, water, and money in the kitchen is to stop pre-rinsing your dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. It may cause a kerfuffle in the family so to settle any disputes ...

The conventional thought was that pre-rinsing pots, pans and dishes before placing them in the dishwasher made them cleaner. With advancements in dishwasher technology and automatic dishwashing ...

We all like to save — save time, save money, save water, save the environment — but did you know you can tick all those boxes simply by using your dishwasher? It’s true, as long as you’re using the ...

Rinsing dishes before stacking them in the dishwasher is likely to leave them dirtier than loading them straight from the table, an Australian cleaning expert has claimed. Ashley Iredale, a consultant ...