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Usually I run the dishwasher and when it's done I prop the door open to
let the dishes air-dry. We've been munching on Thanksgiving leftovers so I left the clean dishes in the dishwasher for a few days. I started to notice a smell from the kitchen and discovered that the last time it was run the water didn't drain and there was soured water sitting in the bottom. I emptied the dishwasher and ran it empty. Whatever caused the clog seems to have corrected itself, but the dishwasher still has a funky smell. The dishes that were in it have the same smell, but since they are metal, class and ceramic I'm hoping they'll be fine after another run through the dishwasher. I suspect the smell in the dishwasher is in the plastic. Any suggestions for removing the smell? TIA, --Charlene -- You can fool too many of the people too much of the time. -- James Thurber email perronnellec at earthlink . net |
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