Dishwasher Stain Remover: Home Remedies For Removing Mineral Stains In Dishwasher

Homemade Dishwasher Stain Remover - Orange Kool Aid

Orange Kool Aid

Here is a simple homemade dishwasher stain remover you can use to get nasty stains from your dishwasher.

An orange Kool Aid packet.

It is really that simple.

You add the powdered orange kool aid, or other citrus powdered drink (such as lemon) to the dishwasher detergent tray, and run the dishwasher empty.

The citric acid in the packet helps get rid of the stains caused by hard water and alkaline stains that can build up in dishwashers.

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Citric Acid For Dishwasher Stain Remover Plus More

by Jim G
(Bartlesville OK)

Jim has shared how he used citric acid as a dishwasher stain remover, plus for even more cleaning uses in and around his home.

Jim says:

One rounded teaspoon of citric acid added to dishwasher soap makes a positive difference.

Several uses in our Bosch dishwasher took away the white film that had built up on the stainless steel inside.

Glasses also came out shinier and sparkling clear.

Citric acid can be purchased from a number of bulk suppliers.

You can also use citric acid for cleaning deposits from coffee percolators and cleaning automotive cooling systems. Matter of fact, citric acid is the only cleaning compound recommended by Mercedes Benz for cleaning cooling systems.

Just Google on "bulk citric acid" to find a supplier.

Taylor says:

Thanks so much for sharing all of your uses for citric acid Jim.

If anyone knows anymore uses for this natural cleaning agent you can share your citric acid uses here, or read even more suggestions that have already been submitted.

You can also share your own tips for cleaning a dishwasher here, or read other tips already submitted. You'll see that many of them suggest using some form of mild acid, like citric acid, vinegar, or other such thing to get your dishwasher clean, and to remove mineral stains that develop with time.

You can buy citric acid in bulk through the links below:

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