Yes, it says "Cleans so well, no need to pre-wash". This morning, as I filled the soap dispenser, I happened to read the back of the bottle which says this:
Sorry it's hard to read, I was using a camera phone, it says "For best results fill both the pre-wash and main wash cups completely". What!? What about no need for pre-wash? I guess the "Complete" stands for completely confusing.Edited to add: Jake said to me after reading this entry "You're funny. I think no need to pre-wash means you don't have to pre-wash your dishes before you put them in the dishwasher." Well who the heck washes their dishes before you put them in the dishwasher? If you're going to "pre-wash" them in the sink, what's the point of even using the dishwasher?
3 comments:
Who the heck prewashes before putting them in the dishwasher? My in-laws, for one (for two, actually, since they are a pair). And my friends Gina and Roy. They prewash, too.
Not me, though! My philosophy is, "If you have to prewash your dishes, you need a new dishwasher."
I totally agree with you there!
i don't use a dishwasher (it's hard to fill it up with just one person), but i assumed it meant rinsing before you put them in the dishwasher?
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