!@#$ hard water stains on my dishes !@#

[mambro1]

there is a new product out called the dishwaher filtration system. you can get it at dishwasherfilter.com and it is very affordable. it is like 50 bucks and actually filters the water going into your dishwasher. after i hooked it up(which took like 10 minutes) the first load i ran was crystal clear. i have very hard water and tried everything and my dishes still looked cloudy with white spots. there is a coupon code you can use to receive 10% off. it is DFMTEN and you will be amazed how clean your dishes look. it also come with a money back gurantee but i wont be returning it. hope this helps. thanks

[canyoudrive55]

I've tried all sorts of home remedies such as lemon juice and vinegar, and none of them do the job quite like I hoped. Buying a whole water filtration system just for hard water seems to me like a waste of money.

A friend mentioned to me that he uses citric acid to clean his dishes of hard water and it worked for him great. I decided to try and found the same thing, it is cheap like vinegar, and environmentally safe, yet it's much more powerful.

All you do is run a load like you normally would, with the dishes you want to clean the hard water stains off of, but instead, you put an oz or 2 of citric acid in the container and wash.

I found a site that sells citric acid in the dishwasher quantities for cheap, and they had great service. I ordered from the site and it was shipped the same day, and it arrived a day later with priority shipping.

If you're interested, the site is called
www.dishwasherhardwater.com

[Shady]

I had the same problem, I would have to wash the silverware (2 month old silverware) by hand. I tried these home remedies with vinegar and citric acid, nothing worked.

I tried these. The dishwasher cleaner.

http://www.finishdishwashing.ca/en/p...er-cleaner.php

I had to do it twice, as it advises in the directions. I then had to remove (wash by hand) the hard water deposits off first, before putting them back in the dishwasher

It works, and it's about $5.Cdn. and the directions advise to do this once a month.

So far, so good.

And I never had this problem with my previous dishwasher, which had the porcelain (or whatever it is) interior. Now I have stainless steel and it was a real problem..I dont know for sure if there is a connection..but that's the only difference.