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Washing Small Items in the Dishwasher

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Date: 06/15/2006 Topic: Cleaning > Tips  
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A lingerie bag is a great help in an automatic dishwasher for washing small, unbreakable items. Fill the bag, zip it closed and lay it in the top rack. Clothes pin it to the prongs if needed, if you feel it may bounce around. Items will stay in the bag, but the holes in it will let the items come real clean. This works great for plastic silverware, plastic figurines, and most anything that won't break.

By Laura from Elberta, AL


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By Laura (Guest Post)
Well, for heaven's sake! I've been racking my brain on this subject....going to all the special stores...to no avail. And here it is...THE ANSWER! I'm so glad I seen this. Thank You so much for the GREAT IDEA!

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