Re: Dish washer arms not spinning

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Bruschi join:2001-04-16 Cape Cod	reply to Bob Re: Dish washer arms not spinning said by Bob: said by CylonRed: still trying to find a detergent I like. You want this - Note price is for a case of 6 - »www.restockit.com/cascade-automa···pg).html Negative. Add a teaspoon of this in your wash cycle. »www.lowes.com/pd_124762-68-63004_0__ -- Professional student pilot!
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC kudos:1	said by Bruschi: Negative. Add a teaspoon of this in your wash cycle. »www.lowes.com/pd_124762-68-63004_0__ To clean the dishes, or to clean the dishwasher itself?
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Bruschi join:2001-04-16 Cape Cod	To clean the dishes!
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC kudos:1	said by Bruschi: To clean the dishes! Nothing I can toss in there to clean the dishwasher itself?
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CylonRed Premium,MVM join:2000-07-06 Bloom County	Vinegar. CLR or read the manual and see what it suggests.... I have not seen a manual for a dishwasher that did not have a suggestion for cleaning the inside of the dishwasher. There is also the other citric cleaner mentioned on page 2 as well. -- Brian "It drops into your stomach like a Abrams's tank.... driven by Rosanne Barr..." A. Bourdain
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robbin Premium,MVM join:2000-09-21 Leander, TX kudos:1	reply to alkizmo said by alkizmo: said by Bruschi: To clean the dishes! Nothing I can toss in there to clean the dishwasher itself? Already posted it twice. It cleans the dishwasher.
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alkizmo join:2007-06-25 Pierrefonds, QC kudos:1	said by robbin: Already posted it twice. It cleans the dishwasher. I was just hoping for something purchasable locally I wonder, are all citric acid powders made the same? »www.homedepot.ca/product/epoxy-s···h/968976
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CylonRed Premium,MVM join:2000-07-06 Bloom County	No - it is not the same: "Prepares concrete for painting and staining. Citric acid powder is safer than muriatic acid" There are a ton of cleaners - just because he had a link to one does not mean the same thing is not available locally. Just look in the grocery store where the cleaners are sold... -- Brian "It drops into your stomach like a Abrams's tank.... driven by Rosanne Barr..." A. Bourdain
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Hall Premium,MVM join:2000-04-28 Dayton, OH kudos:2	said by CylonRed: No - it is not the same: "Prepares concrete for painting and staining. Citric acid powder is safer than muriatic acid" Chemicals can have many different and perfectly acceptable uses. I have muriatic acid that I bought at Lowes that's labeled for etching concrete -- that I use in our swimming pool to lower the pH level. I have phosphoric acid here at work that's for cleaning concrete, stone, etc that we use for cleaning stainless steel (per our chemist's recommendation).
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CylonRed Premium,MVM join:2000-07-06 Bloom County	I do understand that but personally - if the product does not mention using it for that and it etches things - I am wary of using it in the application. To know for sure they would have to check the strength of the 2 products to see how different they are. The muriatic acid would very likely be far more diluted than the citric acid in a dishwasher which has a lot less water. If he wants to get the 'same thing' as the product robbin linked to - then he needs to find the same type of product for the use it is intended - imho. -- Brian "It drops into your stomach like a Abrams's tank.... driven by Rosanne Barr..." A. Bourdain
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