When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty; The Good Brigade If you’ve ever owned or used a dishwasher for any length of time, ...

It’d be easy to think that a dishwasher is self-cleaning. After all, its entire job revolves around filling with soapy suds and cleaning dirty items. But think about how frequently you use your ...

The science is in. Dishwashers save water — especially if you run them only when you have a full load. Experts will also tell you that you don’t even need to pre-rinse the crusty, sticky residue off ...

You may not believe it, but your dishwasher should get every dish completely clean almost every time you run it. Even if your dishwasher isn’t the best, a few tweaks to your routine might help it work ...

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Add baking soda (or an oxygen boost product), dish soap, and salt (if you have hard water) to your dishwasher’s detergent ...

You probably have all of the ingredients you need to make dishwasher detergent in the comfort of your own kitchen. Mary-Elisabeth is an associate writer on CNET's How-To team. She's a recent graduate ...

If you’ve got reusable dishes, utensils, cups, bowls, pots and pans and other kitchen items, you have to clean them. How you clean them, however, can be up for debate. Some people are adamant about ...

There are parts of your travel mug that the dishwasher simply can't reach. Here's how to quickly clean your Stanley Cup to remove grime, slime and mold.