Dish washers usually drain through the sink because of simple logistics associated with their installation. The appliance is located near the sink in the kitchen because this is the center for cleaning and restoring to use our dishes. The dish washer doesn't use tons of water like a clothes washer, and if it is hooked up to drain through the sink (frequently through a port in a disposal), a separate drain line doesn't have to be run for it. It simply dumps the gray water out into the sink effluent line and it's all good.
So that any food that is in the dishwasher will be ground before getting to the drain, less chance of build up in the drain and to help keep the disposal cleaned out. Also it means you don't have to install a separate connection for the drain.
kill the washing machine
It is acceptable to load dishes and let the dish washing machine run if there is food debris or grease residue on the inside of the machine
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Cold - the machine heats the water as required (just as a washing machine does)
A dish washing machine is enclosed, so there is less risk of scalding, and a higher temperature is best to clean the dishes. Whilst dish washing at the sink is best with hot water, the water must be cool enough not to scald your hands.
A dish washing machine is enclosed, so there is less risk of scalding, and a higher temperature is best to clean the dishes. Whilst dish washing at the sink is best with hot water, the water must be cool enough not to scald your hands.
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Yes, it is perfectly safe as long as you have ample water pressure. Contrary to my wife's beliefs, you can also run the washing machine and dish washer at the same time, too :)
A dishwasher has a water heater and electric water pumps, which both consume energy.
Yes it can my wife did it when we ran out of laundry detergent and it fried the motor that creates the spin