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Cleaning dishwasher - not often used - looks like rust???

Daria B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
Posted Jan 18 2016, 17:19
Hi all- I've got a dishwasher that is seldom used. Today I had the plumber out to switch a kitchen facet. Since he had to cut off the water I wanted to make sure everything was flowing and working correctly. When I opened the dishwasher to run it to make sure it was still flowing water - I was met with surprise at the build up of "I am not sure what it is". I ran it to see if it would clean out and it didn't. What can I use besides vinegar as a solution to run through the cycle? I would post a picture but I'm using the iPhone app and there is no upload. I'll try later when I get to a real computer. Thanks!

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