Nothing is more annoying than finding stains or limescale on your glasses and plates after washing. But with a few simple steps, this can be avoided. Here's how to get your dishwasher dishes sparkling clean. 

Problem : Limescale in the water leaves white spots on glasses and dishes.

Solution: Regularly refill the dishwasher salt to support the water softener. Check the water hardness level and adjust the machine's softening settings.

Problem: Without rinse aid, water remains on the dishes and leaves stains. 

Solution : Refill the rinse aid regularly – it ensures that the water drains better. Use high-quality products or, alternatively, vinegar essence to make glasses shine again.

Problem: If the dishes are too close together, water and cleaning agents cannot reach all surfaces. 

Solution: Do not overload the machine and ensure that the spray arms can move freely.

Problem: Temperatures that are too low or unsuitable programs lead to residues. 

Solution: For delicate glasses, select a program with 55–60 °C and clean more heavily soiled dishes at higher temperatures.

Problem: Clogged filters or spray arms impair cleaning. 

Solution: Clean filters, spray arms and seals regularly to prevent deposits.

Problem: Cheap tablets or powders often leave residue. 

Solution: Use high-quality combination products with rinse aid and salt functions.

☑️After the wash cycle, open the machine door to allow the steam to escape. 

☑️Wine glasses or delicate materials are best cleaned by hand with vinegar water to avoid glass corrosion.

A well-maintained dishwasher and the correct use of salt, rinse aid, and detergent are key to spotless dishes. Paying attention to proper loading and selecting the right wash program will also ensure sparkling glasses and impeccably clean plates.