Glasses Are Cloudy From Dishwasher

By

jodytomp

Here's another fix. A new company in Florida sells a product called CitriClean. More info or buy on line at www.CitriClean.net

You add it to your detergent. It works great and you can get about 2 weeks of treatment for $10. And you use a lot less detergent.

By

jodytomp

Here's another fix (might not be available in Australia). A new company in Florida sells a product called CitriClean. More info or buy on line at www.CitriClean.net

By

Cricketnc

I had the same problem for years. I asked the dishwasher repairman, he said my water temp was set too high, so I lowered that to 120. Didn't fix my problem tho. So I started trying different brands of dishwasher detergent. After many many tries, I finally stumbled on one that leaves my glasses sparkling! And believe it or not it's not even a real expensive brand either! I'll give you everything on the label:

Palmolive Gel Dishwaher Detergent ECO+ Phosphate Free. Lemon Splash scent. It has a picture of lemon slices splashing in water.

I've been using it for almost a year now and every one of my glasses are still sparkling clear. I don't remember if I got it at Wal Mart or at Dollar General. I think it was Dollar General.

It also does a great job of getting my dirtiest dishes clean. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who has the problem of cloudy glassware.

Does anyone know how to get clear glasses after using a dishwasher? They always end up cloudy. I've tried vinegar with poor results.

I have a fairly new dishwasher, and I am having a lot of trouble with glasses being streaky and "foggy".

What can I do to get the cloudy look off my glasses from washing them in the dishwasher? Thank you.