Now don't get me wrong. I completely understand the desire to get phosphates out of our waste water, but this is unacceptable.
This is what my glass looked like after going through the dishwasher. (I broke it when I put it into the sink to hand-wash.) So, for all of you who think those of us with hard water are just being babies about this (and there are plenty of them), take a look at this glass. Let's be clear here: This was washed with one of the "new, reformulated to work better in hard water" formulas. Really? Oh, yes. This is much better than the one I tried last year. Still, I'm thinking this isn't going to work for me. (And I didn't even show you the silverware...trust me, you really didn't want to see that.)
What do you think?
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Yep...It sure is frustrating. I've been reading about putting vinegar, reg. white vinegar where you put your rinse agent or jet dry. I wonder if that would help you? If you try it and it works let me know. If I run across any good tips for this I'll be sure to pass them along. Until then, it is Dollar Store cheep plastic glasses.
Have a good one.
Nancy
http://www.howtohomemaker.com/
Hmmmmm...I vote for a trip to Idaho.... ;)
My mom uses Palmolive Eco + in combination with Jet Dry, and that seems to work nicely.
I think I can send you some of the banned stuff.
I do believe you can get it right across the border in the neighboring state: ID. That's where I get mine. Sad, but true.
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