pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
So what happens if I put normal dishwashing liquid in the dishwashing machine?
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Cardy George
Wax on, wax orf.
You'd think there'd be a hilarious gif, but this is all I could find.
Don't do it. Normal liquid is designed to make heaps of bubbles that the machine doesn't need.
Don't do it. Normal liquid is designed to make heaps of bubbles that the machine doesn't need.
link1896
Wheel size expert
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
That is a lot of foam, but how is this elephant toothpaste? Excited nerds are funny, science is "really sick". The people of la must have been confused by the foam flying around.
This was my assumption, bad for pumps etc like detergent in water slide or fountain.
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
How do you mean a little? Like the same sort of squirt you'd use in the sink? Or much less?
After a few months with no dishwasher I'm very happy to be home and using it again. I have plenty of correct stuff, but a curious unscientific mind.
Litenbror
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Laundry not dish detergent
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
Oh. I missed that.
Litenbror
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Minor but important distinction
tobbogonist
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Years ago, first office job. There was a washing machine roster, we took turns stacking and turning on at the end of the day.
I'd never used a dish washer before.
Come my turn, in goes the dishes, in goes a healthy spurt of dishwashing liquid. I then see the little compartment thing in the door and fill that with liquid for good measure.
Next morning kitchen is a sinlge room full to the roof with bubbles and i am promptly relocated from the dish washing machine roster to folding of cheques.
My aunt did this at our place when I was a kid - the photo @Cardy George posted is pretty accurate.
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
Were these machines damaged in the process? Or can I keep this up my sleeve as a party trick?
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
No intentions and no confessions. I was just curious if it worked or not? Now it seems I know it isn't a functional solution to running out of powder but could make a great prank.
A couple of workmates rented a house in central Q with a dishwasher. No instructions and during the first week they filled the dispenser with normal dish washing detergent and set the machine off before heading out. They came home to a foam monster emerging from beneath the front door and the front yard and neighbour's yards were covered in foam detritus. The kitchen was about 1m deep in foam and several rooms had up to 500mm of foam on the floor. Took them a long time to clean up the evidence.
link1896
Wheel size expert
Poodle. No damage will result to the machine. Dishwasher products are quite aggressive, rather alkaline.
The soap used in the sink is very mild, less effective in the dishwasher but won’t cause any damage. The pump on every cycle runs dry, so a foamy mess won’t be a problem. Possible the bubbles burning on the heater element might stink??? Regardless, it’s been done here too by accident.
The soap used in the sink is very mild, less effective in the dishwasher but won’t cause any damage. The pump on every cycle runs dry, so a foamy mess won’t be a problem. Possible the bubbles burning on the heater element might stink??? Regardless, it’s been done here too by accident.
Flow-Rider
Wheel size expert
One would imagine the foam might get into places it shouldn't and short the PC board out.
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
This is now added to the long list of deviant pranks! Thanks gents.
Flow-Rider
Wheel size expert
What are people's thoughts on this ?
So today on my way home after my ride I decided to grab an iced Mocha from the local drive through coffee shop, as I pulled up to the window to pay I happen to look across into the shop and I see this scraggly unkept young worker making some type of tea beverage with a tea bag, no gloves on the hands, it poured some type of liquid into a steel mixing cup and shakes it around, then to my horror and dismay, sticks its bare hands into the cup to remove the tea bag with the complete string and paper puller that was submerged into whatever the hell it was making.
I'm not one to usually judge people by looks but this is scraggly, unhygienic and dirty at the best of times and it's worse in these times of covid crap. When I got home I felt so sick in the guts after seeing what I did and just threw my Mocha in the bin, even though another worker in the shop made it.
So today on my way home after my ride I decided to grab an iced Mocha from the local drive through coffee shop, as I pulled up to the window to pay I happen to look across into the shop and I see this scraggly unkept young worker making some type of tea beverage with a tea bag, no gloves on the hands, it poured some type of liquid into a steel mixing cup and shakes it around, then to my horror and dismay, sticks its bare hands into the cup to remove the tea bag with the complete string and paper puller that was submerged into whatever the hell it was making.
I'm not one to usually judge people by looks but this is scraggly, unhygienic and dirty at the best of times and it's worse in these times of covid crap. When I got home I felt so sick in the guts after seeing what I did and just threw my Mocha in the bin, even though another worker in the shop made it.
pink poodle
Our man isn't in the West
It may surprise you to know that nsw food safety guidelines declare properly washed hands to be safer than gloves. A lot of people put gloves on and then become complacent about hygeine because "I'm wearing a glove". In contrast most people are aware and responsible when working commando. There aren't many restaurants with gloves up chefs.
Obviously this isn't a blanket "don't worry about it" and I have worked with some absolute shockers.
Also in the current covid world things are a bit different and gloves are kind of everywhere. But so is sanitiser and soap. My hands are all torn up from constant cleaning.
Obviously this isn't a blanket "don't worry about it" and I have worked with some absolute shockers.
Also in the current covid world things are a bit different and gloves are kind of everywhere. But so is sanitiser and soap. My hands are all torn up from constant cleaning.