primitive bypasses the home improvement/do-it-yourself forum on Skins's island

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x9204103

Oh my.

This campfire's mis-lit in "General Discussion" instead of where it's supposed to be.

seabeyond  (1000+ posts)        Sun Sep-26-10 12:25 PM
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anyone with any knowledge, any ideas. plumbing/dishwashers.

for about three months my dishwasher stopped washing. (water flow looked good). the glasses and dishes had a film of soap. i started using things to clean out the whatevers... thinking clogged. called dishwasher guy and he didnt even open dishwasher. charged me 60 bucks and told me to buy crl. (i later learned no to that). i used crl, bought industrial dishwasher stuff and vinegar. nothing worked.

we bought another dishwasher. it, too, is not washing and has a film. i talked to two plumbers and they told me pressure or heat of water. i have one of those little box water heater things. one plumber told me to clean out water heater with vinegar. so gonna try, but all while telling me, he was saying should have nothing to do with it. hubby bought a water pressure gauge thing, and seems like pressure is right. though i have not trusted our city water or pressure for months.

plumbers are clueless. dishwasher people clueless. cant even get anyone to look at stuff.

dishwashers worked for decades in this house. not like they cant.

internet says nothing.

and i am NOT washing dishes by hand

has anyone had this issue.

Isn't the "seabeyond" primitive a 9-11er?

Or do I have her mixed up with some other primitive?

Brickbat  (1000+ posts)      Sun Sep-26-10 12:28 PM
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1. Even if you buy the same dishwasing detergent, some companies have changed their formulas and the lower-phosphate mixes can leave a white residue on glasses.

seabeyond  (1000+ posts)        Sun Sep-26-10 01:16 PM
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14. hm. interesting. and a bunch of crap, lol. but foods arent coming off either.

senseandsensibility  (1000+ posts)      Sun Sep-26-10 12:29 PM
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2. No, but I'll give you a kick in case someone else does. How frustrating. especially after you invested in a new one. And I am so with you on the "I am not washing dishes by hand." LOL. I can read the desperation in your voice.

What's so hard about washing dishes by hand?

And the "seabeyond" primitive's a femme, remember.

Women like hands with soft skin.

Washing dishes by hand softens the hands.

<<puzzled as to what the big deal is here.

It's a reasonably large campfire.

[thundley4]

Brickbat  (1000+ posts)      Sun Sep-26-10 12:28 PM
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1. Even if you buy the same dishwasing detergent, some companies have changed their formulas and the lower-phosphate mixes can leave a white residue on glasses.

And why di those companies change their formulas to low phosphate?     , it's because of the  environmentalists.

[JohnnyReb]

And why di those companies change their formulas to low phosphate?     , it's because of the  environmentalists.

...and if DUmmies get Sam-a-nilla, it's someone elses fault....always.

[true_blood]

What's so hard about washing dishes by hand?

And the "seabeyond" primitive's a femme, remember.

Women like hands with soft skin.

Washing dishes by hand softens the hands.

<<puzzled as to what the big deal is here.

Yeah, but we're talking about primitives here and we all know how much they like to work. (Not so much.)

[PatriotGame]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x9204103

Oh my.

This campfire's mis-lit in "General Discussion" instead of where it's supposed to be.

Isn't the "seabeyond" primitive a 9-11er?

Or do I have her mixed up with some other primitive?

What's so hard about washing dishes by hand?

And the "seabeyond" primitive's a femme, remember.

Women like hands with soft skin.

Washing dishes by hand softens the hands.

<<puzzled as to what the big deal is here.

It's a reasonably large campfire.

The VRWC has a remote controlled built-in dishwasher manipulator black-ops program.

Suck it hard, suck it lean...suck it long, suck it clean, DUmmys...

[crockspot]

It's the chemtrails infiltrating your water supply, you silly moonbat.

[diesel driver]

I bet the DUmmie cantseebeyond a months' pay/welfare check that the drain pipe/hose on the dishwasher is clogged.

Had the same thing happen to mine about 6 months ago.

[crockspot]

I bet the DUmmie cantseebeyond a months' pay/welfare check that the drain pipe/hose on the dishwasher is clogged.

Had the same thing happen to mine about 6 months ago.

That is apparently one of the most common problems with a dishwasher, especially if it has sat unused for any length of time, and the crap in the hose has a chance to dry out/harden.