How to Deep Clean Your Dishwasher

Before diving into the cleaning process, gather the necessary supplies. You’ll need white vinegar, baking soda, a toothbrush or soft brush, a microfiber cloth, and some elbow grease of course. These simple items will work wonders in restoring your dishwasher’s shine.

To keep your dishwasher in top condition, the steps you can incorporate into your routine should be repeated once per month. Consistent maintenance prevents the build up of grime and ensures your dishwasher runs at peak efficiency.

Other ways you can keep your dishwasher in good condition are to be sure you clean it out regularly, you use rinse aid with every wash, and ensure the dishwasher salt levels topped up. Below are examples of the symbols for these functions, they aren’t completely standardised across brands, but they look similar from make to make. Generally, there will be a light indicator next to this symbol, which will flash or light up if you need to top up the relevant substance.

A clean dishwasher is not only a more efficient appliance but also a hygienic one. By dedicating a little time to its maintenance, you can extend its lifespan and enjoy spotless dishes with every cycle. Incorporate these simple steps into your routine, and your dishwasher will continue to be the unsung hero of your kitchen for years to come.

If your dishwasher is a bit worse for wear and could do with more than just a clean, don’t hesitate to book an engineer with us, so we can get it back running smoothly again.