The Real Reason Your Dishwasher Smells Bad
Jon and Anthony reveal how spotless pre-loading actually leads to odor, mold, and bacterial buildup. Learn why skipping the rinse, running full loads sooner, and letting detergent do its job are the keys to keeping your dishwasher clean and fresh.
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The Real Reason Your Dishwasher Smells Bad
Jon and Anthony reveal how spotless pre-loading actually leads to odor, mold, and bacterial buildup. Learn why skipping the rinse, running full loads sooner, and letting detergent do its job are the keys to keeping your dishwasher clean and fresh.
Pre-Rinsing Dishes: Necessary or Wasteful?
Anthony, Tom, and Jon wrap up the week with a brutal takedown of one of the most common “good habits” in American kitchens: pre-rinsing. From cloudy glasses to gritty plates to that mysterious dishwasher funk, this week’s episodes uncover how rinsing before you load isn’t just unnecessary—it’s actively making everything worse.