LOLOL! I think every person is required to put liquid detergent in the dishwasher once in their lives. It seems so darn logical! At least you got yours out of the way before the bubble-gobbling baby comes along!
LOL.Love the last photo.
heheheyour wife's right, that IS a funny pic!
If this becomes an appliance porn blog, I'm outta here. You should only be doing THAT with your wife, and not sharing the photos.
I heard if this happens to put cooking oil in and that will stop the subs. This has never happened to me ...thats the fix as I understand for using the wrong soap, Hope this helps.
Dear Dad-to Be...If you absolutely MUST put liquid dish detergent in the dishwasher, you should use just a single drop. That will keep you from being up to your elbows in suds.
Wow, the high chair up already? You aren't messing around!
lol I remember doing that as a young teen when we ran out of regular dishwasher soap ..lol Never again .It took me FOREVER to clean it up ..The pics are too funny ...lol
I think this was a complete failure! You barely have a mess at all. Use 5 times as much and try again....
Hey, for a dad to be u have a nice tushy... and I also did this, and my hubby fixed it with vinagar, cause it clean the dishwasher out too!
It's funnier when someone else does it. Your's wasn't as bad as mine. I did it to my granny's compact kitchen in a London flat. The suds overflowed into the living room, carpet areas... is funny now, was not then.
I just did the same thing ... I scooped alot of the suds out and then added about a capful of cooking oil.. I think it worked.. Suds dramatically disipated... Ah chemistry at its best...
i had done this when i was at college ... unfortunately, those were the days when i ran the dishwasher at 1am and went to sleep ... needless to say it was a rude (and wet) awakening! :(
My almost 4 year old put dish soap in mine yesterday. I went into my kitchen and discovered dish soap on the floor (has happen before) so I start cleaning that mess when I happen to look over at the dish washer and notice that some is on the outside of it and the door isn't shut all the way. So here I am think I wonder.... I open the door and sure enough he has squrted soap all over the inside of my washer ggggrrrrr. I wiped as much of it I could with paper towels and prayed for the best when I turned it on. Low and behold within 15 minutes I had sudes everywhere. Hubby and I started getting the water out using cups when a light popped on in my head. I told hubby wait we just bought that Rainbow, lets see what that baby can do lol. we sucked out the sudsy water, closed the door let it run for 1 minute sucked again. repeated this process 5 or 6 times and bingo no more sudes. Then ran for a whole run and happy to say I have my washer back.
yes, it happened thsi morning...
boy am i relieved.
Well I will share my embarrassing moment. I did just as has previously been mentioned. Soap everywhere. However my wife is not home and I frantically am trying to keep it from her because I know I will become the brunt of her and my families jokes for years to come. so I am hoping to get this under control before she gets home thanks to your suggestions. And no my kid didn't do it I thought it was a logical idea. Lesson learned.
Liquid fabric softener works wonders.
omg... SO IM AT WORK AND I GET A FRANTIC CALL ON MY CELL, MY 15 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER IS ON THE OTHER END. "MOM, IM SO SORRY, WE RAN OUT OF DISHWASHER SOAP AND I PUT DISH SOAP IN THE DISHWASHER AND THERE ARE BUBBLES ALL THE WAY TO THE LAUNDRY ROOM'. POOR KID, I TOLD HER EVERYONE DOES IT AT LEAST ONCE IN THEIR LIVES. IT TOOK TWO DAYS TO GET ALL THE BUBBLES GONE, SHE DID'T JUST FILL ONE DISPENCER, BUT TWO. WELL, GUESS SHE WONT EVER DO THAT AGAIN LOL. TABEL SALT AND WHITE VINAGER DID THE TRICK.
Table Salt- best thing. Fill all soap dispensers up with it, sprikle it on the suds to break them down and run a whole cycle. Works like magic
tried the table salt & vinegar...even took off hot water option, still suds when running..
I would just like to thank you for the information my husband was trying to help me out since I had a long day at work and since we didn't have very much dishwasher soap he fill it the rest of the way up with dish soap it worked like a charm the only thing that I added was tang because tang will unclog your water lines soap or not tang is actually good for something. I always knew tang was not meant for consumption that stuff is nasty:) Thanks again
I come on the internet because my wife do this to our machine dish cleaner. It make a bubbles go everywhere, from kitchen to lavoratory. I going to the library to use internets to find answer how cleaning it.
How cleaning it?
My son just did it! He was doing the dishes and started the dishwasher and all was fine until his twin brother screamed for me to come into the kitchen. As soon as I saw all the bubbles I knew what happened even if he won't admit it. He must have filled both of the cups on the door! I tried baking soda and it helped a tiny bit. I'm trying the vinegar and salt now. One load of dishes is going to be VERY clean! Thanks for the suggestions.
I put Dawn liquid dish soap in the rinse aid compartment, where the jetdry usually goes...any ideas since isn't that something you only need to fill like once a month, will I have suds for a month?
I just discovered this morning that the babysitter put ultra dish soap in the dishwasher last night! She didn't tell me either-she must have been so freaked out when all the suds appeared-I imagine she called her parents wondering what to do!! Guess I'm going to have to warn all sitters now not to use real soap!! I thought I was safe-the kids never do anything around here, so I haven't ever told them not to use dish soap! Too funny. Thanks for the suggestions, I will try the salt and vinegar. About the tang-everyone should have powdered tang in their house and use it every once in awhile to unclog their water jets. A friend of mine paid a technician $120 just for him to come and tell them their water jets weren't working because they were clogged and that's why the dishwasher wasn't working properly. Even Sears recommends it when you call for a service.
I have the done the exact same thing. And it took two days for the bubbles to go down but now the water wont go all the way way down>? how do i fix it. not i cant run the dishwasher without it bubbling up.
My 36 year old wife just did this for the first time! thanks for the suggestions.
What a life saver! My 12 year old son is diabetic and apparently his sugar was a little off during chores... he just wasn't focusing and the giant bottle of dawn was right next to the cascade.
"Mom, come here, now... please!"
The sink was full of dawn suds on both sides. It was backing up through the drains and disposal and the bottom and sides of the dishwasher itself. My first thought was "oh boy, wait till hubby gets home!" and then I thought to check online for a solution. The table salt reduced the suds minimally but the vinegar worked liked a charm! The suds were cleared away, I ran a normal cycle with no soap at all to clear the vinegar and we mopped up the floor and had a great laugh. No harm, no foul!
Man, it was after midnight last night, my husband and I are in the middle of cleaning the house to prepare for moving... He calls me downstairs and asks me "hypothetically speaking" what happens when you put dish soap in the dishwasher. I thought he was joking at first until he opened it.
I couldn't help but laugh though! So I came online and came across this. I took some table salt and just shook it everywhere in there. Then I dumped like a half of bottle of vinegar in it. I can't say much for the smell, but there were almost NO suds in there after the first cycle. I ran it about 3 times, and it seems fine now.
Thanks for the info :)
Glad to have been of some assistance.
Late at night, during a party that we had at our house, we noticed that the kitchen had become overwhelmed by suds form the dishwasher. Having no idea why the dishwasher was on at that time of the night with barely any dishes in it, we were all quite confused. The next morning, we concleded that none of us turned the dishwasher on, and found inside the dishwasher an empty bottle of palmolive, which had been one quarter full the previous day. It was quite a funny prank, and we will probably all pass it on when we are the guests.
thanx a ton! i used all of your suggestions, and the suds were gone completely.
I just did this for the first time as well and at 36, you would think I'd know better!! I ran out of Cascade after filling the cup that closes and with a big load, my big brain decided to use regular dish soap to fill the little cup. I sprinkled some salt over the foam and waited for a few minutes and ran the dishwasher for the 2nd time. Two loads of towels later, I hope this works, thank heavens for this website. My husband will NEVER let me live this one down and by the way, thanks for the men who have admitted to doing this also, my husband said "Only a woman would do something so silly"!!!! Shows what he knows!! LOL
HOLY COW, I am laughing out loud and thanking you at the same time... What a nightmare... Just the way I wanted to spend my afternoon... Not. Oh, but thankfully, the timer didn't work so that the thing didn't go on automatically last night, as was intended. :)
My 12 year old daughter just did the same thing. I got out my husbands wet/dry shop vac and sucked out all of the water and suds. Back to new..
Ugh! I just used dish soap in my dishwasher and as I was cleaning the rest of the kitchen I thought "that's odd, I smell lavender" When I looked behind me I saw foam coming out of the bottom of my dishwasher. I immediately panicked because I live in a rental apartment and the dishwasher isn't mine. So of course I rushed to the computer and thankfully I found that I am not the only one who has done this. PHEW! I'll try the table salt thing. PRAY FOR ME! LOL
Here is a fresh one - Laundry Detergent
I just (accidentally) put laundry detergent (I think, it was unmarked) into the dish-washing machine and it really sudded up. Thanks for the tips.
Too funny! I recently documented this problem and it's potential solutions on my blog KP (Kitchen Patrol) and then stumbled across your story. My blog deals with problems like this-- and tactics for dealing with them. Check it out if you need a laff or two: http://kpatrol.blogspot.com
I'm staying at my cousin's house, and in an effort to pitch in and clean up while he's at work, I loaded up all the weekend's dishes. I did not grow up with a dishwasher, so I figured that it wouldn't matter that he was out of detergent - dish soap would be fine! Oh my god. I turned the thing off, and searched online. I haven't tried salt or anything yet, but I scooped out & soaked up all the bubbles and water - it seems to be fine. I'm relieved to hear that, at 22, there are people out there older than I am who still haven't learned this lesson. It's been a pretty good laugh though!
great website!!! I just put a little dish detergent in the dishwasher to take away the awful smell and thought it would do no harm....uggggggggg. Liquid fabric softner seems to work well for getting rid of suds as well. That bit of info comes from an appliance repair guy. Hope that helps!
LOL! My eight year old daughter was trying to help me out by running the dish washer....she filled both cups on the door with palmolive..xxtra concentrated dish soap!!! HOLY CRAP! suds are out of control....just poured salt and vineger in there....LETS SEE WHAT HAPPENS!!!!
The other half thought it would be OK to soak dishes in Dawn overnight and then (unknowingly) I loaded those dishes into the dishwasher and left the kitchen without realizing they were covered in Dawn.
Two tons of suds later, I'm online just to see what others have done. I didn't use salt or vinegar but toweled up all the suds and water from the dishwasher, rinsed it with some cold water using the sprayer and ran the "DRAIN" cycle and repeated. It's working fine now, just a little suds on the surface and, after the first cycle, it's now suds-free.
Trying the salt and vinegar right now, oh god please work. The girlfriend will never let me live this down. Thank you very much if this works... I have 1 1/2 hrs till she is off work!
Veggie oil, white wine vinegar, and table salt!!! Worked great! Two runs, no more suds. She'll never know lol ^_^
So I decided to do my girlfriend and roommate a favor and clean their kitchen while their gone. Little did I know I was going to create a bubblebath... My first thought, "Whats wrong with their dishwasher!?" Then it hit me... Whoops, hope it doesn't happen again.
I've done this more than once.
And if we all have Dishwashers why are we buying dish saop anyway?
We HAVE our dishwshee
Thank goodness for your blog as I am now trying the vinegar and salt trick. The continuous input definitely puts this clean filled day in a funny light. Who would have known? I thought the liquid solution was the dishwasher one and your website definitely explains why it isn't along with our multiple trips of towel drying the dishwasher.
Vinegar, some salt and dash of oil after two quick rinse cylce and the suds disappeared! Thanks a bunch!
I hope this works...
I accidently put the dish detergent in and now the dish washer is on the blink.
Have to have it fixed before Mum gets home...
eep.
LOLOL! I think every person is required to put liquid detergent in the dishwasher once in their lives. It seems so darn logical! At least you got yours out of the way before the bubble-gobbling baby comes along!
Written by Suzi on Aug 11, 2005
LOL.Love the last photo.
Written by pantrygirl on Aug 11, 2005
heheheyour wife's right, that IS a funny pic!
Written by Storm on Aug 11, 2005
If this becomes an appliance porn blog, I'm outta here. You should only be doing THAT with your wife, and not sharing the photos.
Written by AJ on Aug 11, 2005
I heard if this happens to put cooking oil in and that will stop the subs. This has never happened to me ...thats the fix as I understand for using the wrong soap, Hope this helps.
Written by John W. on Aug 12, 2005
Dear Dad-to Be...If you absolutely MUST put liquid dish detergent in the dishwasher, you should use just a single drop. That will keep you from being up to your elbows in suds.
Written by Angelsong on Aug 13, 2005
Wow, the high chair up already? You aren't messing around!
Written by Anonymous on Aug 13, 2005
lol I remember doing that as a young teen when we ran out of regular dishwasher soap ..lol Never again .It took me FOREVER to clean it up ..The pics are too funny ...lol
Written by PresentStorm on Aug 14, 2005
I think this was a complete failure! You barely have a mess at all. Use 5 times as much and try again....
Written by Guppyman on Aug 14, 2005
Hey, for a dad to be u have a nice tushy... and I also did this, and my hubby fixed it with vinagar, cause it clean the dishwasher out too!
Written by Anonymous on Aug 14, 2005
It's funnier when someone else does it. Your's wasn't as bad as mine. I did it to my granny's compact kitchen in a London flat. The suds overflowed into the living room, carpet areas... is funny now, was not then.
Written by Christine on Aug 23, 2005
I just did the same thing ... I scooped alot of the suds out and then added about a capful of cooking oil.. I think it worked.. Suds dramatically disipated... Ah chemistry at its best...
Written by stupid on Dec 18, 2005
i had done this when i was at college ... unfortunately, those were the days when i ran the dishwasher at 1am and went to sleep ... needless to say it was a rude (and wet) awakening! :(
Written by night owl on Feb 2, 2006
My almost 4 year old put dish soap in mine yesterday. I went into my kitchen and discovered dish soap on the floor (has happen before) so I start cleaning that mess when I happen to look over at the dish washer and notice that some is on the outside of it and the door isn't shut all the way. So here I am think I wonder.... I open the door and sure enough he has squrted soap all over the inside of my washer ggggrrrrr. I wiped as much of it I could with paper towels and prayed for the best when I turned it on. Low and behold within 15 minutes I had sudes everywhere. Hubby and I started getting the water out using cups when a light popped on in my head. I told hubby wait we just bought that Rainbow, lets see what that baby can do lol. we sucked out the sudsy water, closed the door let it run for 1 minute sucked again. repeated this process 5 or 6 times and bingo no more sudes. Then ran for a whole run and happy to say I have my washer back.
Written by Bridget on Jun 18, 2006
yes, it happened thsi morning...
boy am i relieved.
Written by Ally on Aug 2, 2006
Well I will share my embarrassing moment. I did just as has previously been mentioned. Soap everywhere. However my wife is not home and I frantically am trying to keep it from her because I know I will become the brunt of her and my families jokes for years to come. so I am hoping to get this under control before she gets home thanks to your suggestions. And no my kid didn't do it I thought it was a logical idea. Lesson learned.
Written by Andrew on Aug 24, 2006
Liquid fabric softener works wonders.
Written by AN on Aug 27, 2006
omg... SO IM AT WORK AND I GET A FRANTIC CALL ON MY CELL, MY 15 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER IS ON THE OTHER END. "MOM, IM SO SORRY, WE RAN OUT OF DISHWASHER SOAP AND I PUT DISH SOAP IN THE DISHWASHER AND THERE ARE BUBBLES ALL THE WAY TO THE LAUNDRY ROOM'. POOR KID, I TOLD HER EVERYONE DOES IT AT LEAST ONCE IN THEIR LIVES. IT TOOK TWO DAYS TO GET ALL THE BUBBLES GONE, SHE DID'T JUST FILL ONE DISPENCER, BUT TWO. WELL, GUESS SHE WONT EVER DO THAT AGAIN LOL. TABEL SALT AND WHITE VINAGER DID THE TRICK.
Written by Lisa on Sep 19, 2006
Table Salt- best thing. Fill all soap dispensers up with it, sprikle it on the suds to break them down and run a whole cycle. Works like magic
Written by SM on Oct 8, 2006
tried the table salt & vinegar...even took off hot water option, still suds when running..
Written by wendy on Oct 10, 2006
I would just like to thank you for the information my husband was trying to help me out since I had a long day at work and since we didn't have very much dishwasher soap he fill it the rest of the way up with dish soap it worked like a charm the only thing that I added was tang because tang will unclog your water lines soap or not tang is actually good for something. I always knew tang was not meant for consumption that stuff is nasty:) Thanks again
Written by Carrie on Oct 18, 2006
I come on the internet because my wife do this to our machine dish cleaner. It make a bubbles go everywhere, from kitchen to lavoratory. I going to the library to use internets to find answer how cleaning it.
How cleaning it?
Written by gilgamesh on Oct 23, 2006
My son just did it! He was doing the dishes and started the dishwasher and all was fine until his twin brother screamed for me to come into the kitchen. As soon as I saw all the bubbles I knew what happened even if he won't admit it. He must have filled both of the cups on the door! I tried baking soda and it helped a tiny bit. I'm trying the vinegar and salt now. One load of dishes is going to be VERY clean! Thanks for the suggestions.
Written by Debra on Oct 28, 2006
I put Dawn liquid dish soap in the rinse aid compartment, where the jetdry usually goes...any ideas since isn't that something you only need to fill like once a month, will I have suds for a month?
Written by Alvin on Oct 31, 2006
I just discovered this morning that the babysitter put ultra dish soap in the dishwasher last night! She didn't tell me either-she must have been so freaked out when all the suds appeared-I imagine she called her parents wondering what to do!! Guess I'm going to have to warn all sitters now not to use real soap!! I thought I was safe-the kids never do anything around here, so I haven't ever told them not to use dish soap! Too funny. Thanks for the suggestions, I will try the salt and vinegar. About the tang-everyone should have powdered tang in their house and use it every once in awhile to unclog their water jets. A friend of mine paid a technician $120 just for him to come and tell them their water jets weren't working because they were clogged and that's why the dishwasher wasn't working properly. Even Sears recommends it when you call for a service.
Written by jen on Dec 23, 2006
I have the done the exact same thing. And it took two days for the bubbles to go down but now the water wont go all the way way down>? how do i fix it. not i cant run the dishwasher without it bubbling up.
Written by Lynette on Apr 1, 2007
My 36 year old wife just did this for the first time! thanks for the suggestions.
Written by Dylan on Jun 17, 2007
What a life saver! My 12 year old son is diabetic and apparently his sugar was a little off during chores... he just wasn't focusing and the giant bottle of dawn was right next to the cascade.
"Mom, come here, now... please!"
The sink was full of dawn suds on both sides. It was backing up through the drains and disposal and the bottom and sides of the dishwasher itself. My first thought was "oh boy, wait till hubby gets home!" and then I thought to check online for a solution. The table salt reduced the suds minimally but the vinegar worked liked a charm! The suds were cleared away, I ran a normal cycle with no soap at all to clear the vinegar and we mopped up the floor and had a great laugh. No harm, no foul!
Written by Hannah on Jul 16, 2007
Man, it was after midnight last night, my husband and I are in the middle of cleaning the house to prepare for moving... He calls me downstairs and asks me "hypothetically speaking" what happens when you put dish soap in the dishwasher. I thought he was joking at first until he opened it.
I couldn't help but laugh though! So I came online and came across this. I took some table salt and just shook it everywhere in there. Then I dumped like a half of bottle of vinegar in it. I can't say much for the smell, but there were almost NO suds in there after the first cycle. I ran it about 3 times, and it seems fine now.
Thanks for the info :)
Written by Nubia on Oct 25, 2007
Glad to have been of some assistance.
Written by Kevin on Oct 25, 2007
Late at night, during a party that we had at our house, we noticed that the kitchen had become overwhelmed by suds form the dishwasher. Having no idea why the dishwasher was on at that time of the night with barely any dishes in it, we were all quite confused. The next morning, we concleded that none of us turned the dishwasher on, and found inside the dishwasher an empty bottle of palmolive, which had been one quarter full the previous day. It was quite a funny prank, and we will probably all pass it on when we are the guests.
Written by Jonathan on Oct 28, 2007
thanx a ton! i used all of your suggestions, and the suds were gone completely.
Written by cantuseewhaturdoin on Dec 9, 2007
I just did this for the first time as well and at 36, you would think I'd know better!! I ran out of Cascade after filling the cup that closes and with a big load, my big brain decided to use regular dish soap to fill the little cup. I sprinkled some salt over the foam and waited for a few minutes and ran the dishwasher for the 2nd time. Two loads of towels later, I hope this works, thank heavens for this website. My husband will NEVER let me live this one down and by the way, thanks for the men who have admitted to doing this also, my husband said "Only a woman would do something so silly"!!!! Shows what he knows!! LOL
Written by Kelly on Dec 11, 2007
HOLY COW, I am laughing out loud and thanking you at the same time... What a nightmare... Just the way I wanted to spend my afternoon... Not. Oh, but thankfully, the timer didn't work so that the thing didn't go on automatically last night, as was intended. :)
Written by Suzanne on Dec 30, 2007
My 12 year old daughter just did the same thing. I got out my husbands wet/dry shop vac and sucked out all of the water and suds. Back to new..
Written by Leslie on Jan 6, 2008
Ugh! I just used dish soap in my dishwasher and as I was cleaning the rest of the kitchen I thought "that's odd, I smell lavender" When I looked behind me I saw foam coming out of the bottom of my dishwasher. I immediately panicked because I live in a rental apartment and the dishwasher isn't mine. So of course I rushed to the computer and thankfully I found that I am not the only one who has done this. PHEW! I'll try the table salt thing. PRAY FOR ME! LOL
Written by Jason on Jan 25, 2008
Here is a fresh one - Laundry Detergent
I just (accidentally) put laundry detergent (I think, it was unmarked) into the dish-washing machine and it really sudded up. Thanks for the tips.
Written by Scott on Jan 30, 2008
Too funny! I recently documented this problem and it's potential solutions on my blog KP (Kitchen Patrol) and then stumbled across your story. My blog deals with problems like this-- and tactics for dealing with them. Check it out if you need a laff or two: http://kpatrol.blogspot.com
Written by craig on Feb 6, 2008
I'm staying at my cousin's house, and in an effort to pitch in and clean up while he's at work, I loaded up all the weekend's dishes. I did not grow up with a dishwasher, so I figured that it wouldn't matter that he was out of detergent - dish soap would be fine! Oh my god. I turned the thing off, and searched online. I haven't tried salt or anything yet, but I scooped out & soaked up all the bubbles and water - it seems to be fine. I'm relieved to hear that, at 22, there are people out there older than I am who still haven't learned this lesson. It's been a pretty good laugh though!
Written by Too Funny on Feb 26, 2008
great website!!! I just put a little dish detergent in the dishwasher to take away the awful smell and thought it would do no harm....uggggggggg. Liquid fabric softner seems to work well for getting rid of suds as well. That bit of info comes from an appliance repair guy. Hope that helps!
Written by emily parks on Mar 18, 2008
LOL! My eight year old daughter was trying to help me out by running the dish washer....she filled both cups on the door with palmolive..xxtra concentrated dish soap!!! HOLY CRAP! suds are out of control....just poured salt and vineger in there....LETS SEE WHAT HAPPENS!!!!
Written by Cindy on May 17, 2008
The other half thought it would be OK to soak dishes in Dawn overnight and then (unknowingly) I loaded those dishes into the dishwasher and left the kitchen without realizing they were covered in Dawn.
Two tons of suds later, I'm online just to see what others have done. I didn't use salt or vinegar but toweled up all the suds and water from the dishwasher, rinsed it with some cold water using the sprayer and ran the "DRAIN" cycle and repeated. It's working fine now, just a little suds on the surface and, after the first cycle, it's now suds-free.
Written by jippy on Aug 3, 2008
Trying the salt and vinegar right now, oh god please work. The girlfriend will never let me live this down. Thank you very much if this works... I have 1 1/2 hrs till she is off work!
Written by OOPS on Aug 12, 2008
Veggie oil, white wine vinegar, and table salt!!! Worked great! Two runs, no more suds. She'll never know lol ^_^
Written by OOPS on Aug 12, 2008
So I decided to do my girlfriend and roommate a favor and clean their kitchen while their gone. Little did I know I was going to create a bubblebath... My first thought, "Whats wrong with their dishwasher!?" Then it hit me... Whoops, hope it doesn't happen again.
Written by Keith on Aug 13, 2008
I've done this more than once.
And if we all have Dishwashers why are we buying dish saop anyway?
We HAVE our dishwshee
Written by Noelle on Aug 17, 2008
Thank goodness for your blog as I am now trying the vinegar and salt trick. The continuous input definitely puts this clean filled day in a funny light. Who would have known? I thought the liquid solution was the dishwasher one and your website definitely explains why it isn't along with our multiple trips of towel drying the dishwasher.
Written by soapy day on Sep 21, 2008
Vinegar, some salt and dash of oil after two quick rinse cylce and the suds disappeared! Thanks a bunch!
Written by soapy day on Sep 21, 2008
I hope this works...
I accidently put the dish detergent in and now the dish washer is on the blink.
Have to have it fixed before Mum gets home...
eep.
Written by Cassandra on Sep 29, 2008