Apparently pre-rinsing confuses the dishwasher or something. Not doing it leaves me with residue all over the other dishes though ๐คท
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Obligatory obstinance: if that was important to the process why does the machine not handle it?
That said, I do run the water until it is hot. Typically to wash the dishes that require hand washing like my nonstick pans.
It can, but the water heater in your building/house is a better heater than the dinky one built in to the machine
I think they're asking why does the machine not purge the line to make sure there's hot water. Why do I have to run the hot water faucet until it's hot when the machine could just do that and then drain the cold water?