Why are my plates still gritty after drying?
Hello,
I always wash my dishes in the sink with hot water and dish soap. I make an effort and thoroughly go over the plates several times with a sponge. Then I place them upright on the draining rack to dry. Sometimes I dry them with a cloth, but even so, they always leave strange, pimple-like, nasty spots after drying.
What am I doing wrong?
How should one rinse and/or dry to prevent these dried-on spots? Is there a specific technique?
Many thanks and best regards
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first look at what a dishwashing agent, they’re not all the same I noticed. Then it sounds like it was dried, so long until it was rinsed. I usually make cutlery and glasses, then new rinsing water and let the plates soak while I dry glasses and cutlery. When you get to the plates, they’ll be easy.
First of all, wipe everything briefly with paper. Use all in a tub with hot water and good rinsing agent. All about. 5 minutes “Leave” but only wash off the surface but straight protein sits deeper in the pores
I use a brush or a sponge. Otherwise, I’ll do it like you.
I’ll dry towel with a dish.
Thank you, maybe I should try soaking and also the water is very hard. Otherwise, I don’t know what else. Well, I’m going over the plates again, but of course I want it to work from the beginning
I already know that, but these grisly residues are still present
Perhaps the residues of hard water, try a vinegar-containing afterbath before drying.
yes, the water is really very hard, but I don’t think it’s coming
May be that your towel is fussible, can also happen if it has been washed with softener.
who cleaned his dishes with the LOLA Roßhaarbrush has smooth, clean tops!