Technology ConnectionsNov 4

Folks, I have a new video today where I'm very excited to announce a new dishwasher powder on the market.

Why am I so excited? Because it's vindicated every single one of my detergent opinions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAX2_mPr9W8

I was right about dishwasher pods, and now I can prove it

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Show threadMostlyBlindGamerNov 4
@TechConnectify I’m still using pods for accessibility reasons - you did convince me to try powder again - but I love this brand of nerdy consumer advice.
Show threadF4GRX Sébastien
@MostlyBlindGamer @TechConnectify I stick with pods because ours (Sun) allegedly include rinsing aid and we never get residue. using bare powder would force me to think about the separate rinsing aid. otoh, we only use half tablets and it still works well. and its packaged in a cardboard box, there is just a little PE bag.
Nov 4 at 9:21pmWeb
Show threadMirek SvobodaNov 5
@f4grx @MostlyBlindGamer @TechConnectify The best rinsing aid is plain vinegar, in low concentration. It is the most economical and ecological option. Also citric acid is great option.
Show threadF4GRX SébastienNov 5
@goodmirek @MostlyBlindGamer @TechConnectify oh yeah I see how it can erase white traces, this is a great idea!
Show threadMirek SvobodaNov 6
@f4grx @MostlyBlindGamer @TechConnectify We use 8% vinegar as rinsing aid for at least five years, and got the idea from other users who then had already used it also for multiple years. There is very hard tap water here.