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HTT
When putting flatware into the dishwasher, do you put them into the dishwasher blades/tines up or blades/tines down.
Is there a documented "right" way to ensure everything gets clean?
Re: HTT
I place them tines up for the most part; except sharp knives, blades down.
My reasoning is our flatware has a hole type thing on the bottom so water gets stuck in there and spills out if we place them tines down!
I have no idea if there is a right way, but I do all blades/tines down. My reasoning is so that I don't stab myself when I pull them out and so that I don't touch the clean parts that will go into mouths when I go to pull them out and put them away.
good point... but i'm pretty sure i still grab the handles... i'll have to focus on this when i empty the dishwasher today, lol!
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melissa, i've had one for about 2 months...first time in almost 31 years, lol!
Um, mine usually end up with blades and tines down, but sometimes up. I just sort of stick them in the basket, and I have no problems with them not coming out clean. But I also rinse off any food that's on them before they go in the dishwasher.
Doodle is our pre-washer, however he's afraid of flatware so that goes right in.
I wonder how I can get him to overcome his phobia.
LOLLLLL!!! Little likes to prewash our dishes too He also stays away from the flatware unless we're holding it up and then he'll eat off the fork. Silly poodles
This is me... except no reason except that DH likes the sharp knives blades down.
Ditto this. I am the dishwasher, DH does the drying. So when I put them in the drying rack, I do spoons and forks up and knives down. I don't want DH to stab himself in the two seconds that the knives sit there before he grabs them to dry them.
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