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Less 31-05-2008 10:01

Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Before I explain my latest dishwasher adventure I think I had better put on a little disclaimer, because when I told you about dishwasher adventure 1 I had quite a few complaints from people with broken household items and rather noisy dishwashers!

Disclaimer
The following thread should NOT be treated as a 'how to', guide and if any of you are daft enough to attempt this method for yourselves, please remember water and electrical components do not mix so under no circumstances insert motor, switches etcetera into your dishwasher.

Some of you were good enough to read Dishwasher adventure 1 if you aren't familiar with it it can be found here:-

How do You abuse your dishwasher

Well as usual this bit of experimenting started in the pub, I mentioned to the people present that the vacuum cleaner I have, a small industrial type, (anyone that's seen my carpets knows why), was causing back-ache because of the effort required to push the head across the carpet and I was considering getting an upright for ease of use.
Peter said that he had just got a new upright to replace his old Dyson because it hadn't worked too well for a while and if I wanted to repair it I could have it.

The Dyson was delivered to my house in due course and as had been described it didn't work too well.
After stripping it down to it's basic components basically all it required was a good clean.
The filters I rinsed under the tap and left to dry, all the plasticcy bits were now in a heap and the prospect of washing them at the sink just didn't appeal to me.

So into the dishwasher they were squeezed. on 'superclean' setting.
To pass the time while everything clanked around in there, I got a clean 2" paint brush and removed as much of the dust from the motor as possible an gave the components that wouldn't fit into the dishwasher a good rub down with a damp cloth.

The cycle finally finished and out came sparkling clean silver and green components, a short while re-assembling (and searching the house for the filter that had mysteriously disappeared, that damn cat again!).

Hey presto! one working Dyson, Anybody got any ideas on how to remove a two inch layer of mud from the inside of a dishwasher without actually having to involve physical effort? http://www.momsofgrace.net/images/smilies/vacuum.gif
http://media.dyson.com/images/products/wht_DC04-SL.jpg







emamum 31-05-2008 10:04

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 584713)
Before I explain my latest dishwasher adventure I think I had better put on a little disclaimer, because when I told you about dishwasher adventure 1 I had quite a few complaints from people with broken household items and rather noisy dishwashers!

Disclaimer

The following thread should NOT be treated as a 'how to', guide and if any of you are daft enough to attempt this method for yourselves, please remember water and electrical components do not mix so under no circumstances insert motor, switches etcetera into your dishwasher.



Some of you were good enough to read Dishwasher adventure 1 if you aren't familiar with it it can be found here:-






Well as usual this bit of experimenting started in the pub, I mentioned to the people present that the vacuum cleaner I have, a small industrial type, (anyone that's seen my carpets knows why), was causing back-ache because of the effort required to push the head across the carpet and I was considering getting an upright for ease of use.


Peter said that he had just got a new upright to replace his old Dyson because it hadn't worked too well for a while and if I wanted to repair it I could have it.



The Dyson was delivered to my house in due course and as had been described it didn't work too well.


After stripping it down to it's basic components basically all it required was a good clean.


The filters I rinsed under the tap and left to dry, all the plasticcy bits were now in a heap and the prospect of washing them at the sink just didn't appeal to me.



So into the dishwasher they were squeezed. on 'superclean' setting.


To pass the time while everything clanked around in there, I got a clean 2" paint brush and removed as much of the dust from the motor as possible an gave the components that wouldn't fit into the dishwasher a good rub down with a damp cloth.



The cycle finally finished and out came sparkling clean silver and green components, a short while re-assembling (and searching the house for the filter that had mysteriously disappeared, that damn cat again!).



Hey presto! one working Dyson, Anybody got any ideas on how to remove a two inch layer of mud from the inside of a dishwasher without actually having to involve physical effort? http://www.momsofgrace.net/images/smilies/vacuum.gif


http://media.dyson.com/images/products/wht_DC04-SL.jpg








leave it to dry and vac it up :D:D:D

Less 31-05-2008 11:38

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 584714)
leave it to dry and vac it up :D:D:D

What a brilliant and quick reply, though I won't take up your suggestion as that could turn this thread into accywebs version of 'Never Ending Story'!

:)

Mick 31-05-2008 11:52

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 584714)
leave it to dry and vac it up :D:D:D

Thats no good what will he eat off , while he waits for it to dry out less does not know what a sink is for he only uses it to put dirty pots in then when its full puts them in the dish washer.

Ber999T 31-05-2008 13:43

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Nice one Less about cleaning the bits off cleaner (Might try that when (if) i get dishwasher plumbed in)...............as to the muck sorry not my dept :p ;)

Less 31-05-2008 14:04

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ber999T (Post 584850)
Nice one Less about cleaning the bits off cleaner (Might try that when (if) i get dishwasher plumbed in)...............as to the muck sorry not my dept :p ;)

Please read, copy & print disclaimer and stick to dishwasher door, (a six inch nail should hold it securely!).

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shillelagh 03-06-2008 16:38

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
My dishwasher is in grangemouth - mind you when he was down he didnt wash up left it for me to do when he'd gone back!!!!

katex 20-12-2008 19:47

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
Bloomin Hek ! Just had a dishwasher moment. Poured car 'Wash 'n Wax' into my rinse compartment .. well, 'twas the same coloured container .... :rolleyes:

Can't wait to see how everything turns out.

Guess there is going to be some drinks sliding through fingers at Christmas, and sprouts sliding into next door's garden ... :eek:

mrskitty 20-12-2008 19:53

Re: Another Of Those Dishwasher Moments
 
You will prob have to do the load again wont you Kate?x
PS at least im not the only one to have a 'not-so-clever' day....


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