Edit: LOL love the responses. You ain’t wrong…
Edit2: I posted this for giggles and have enjoyed it immensely. Thanks for the “parenting advice” (rolls eyes). My daughter is a shit show, but I wouldn’t trade her in for anything. She has three daughters, one of which is exactly like her and the two others are not. So…
I have hard water, there’s salt and a setting depending on hardness.
Generic detergent and rinse aid and I never have dirty dishes.
Lemi Shine works great with my water drawn from limestone.
Oh come on you don’t need salt for hard water. Just raise the temperature a bit.
People just use salt on sidewalks because heating them isn’t feasible. But in the kitchen, it’s much easier to eliminate hard water but just warming things up.
You don’t seem to know how to use a dishwasher, either. Not all dishwashers can handle food waste. You don’t need to pre-wash shit, but you do need to scrape off the bulk and give it a little rinse. Dishwashers are about sanitization, not removing caked-on, baked-on piles of food. Not to mention, do you really expect the general population to actually know what their dishwasher can handle, let alone that they need to empty the trap/filter? Not everyone can afford a dishwasher with a built-in disposal.
I never said that you don’t scrape off the food. Prerinsing however is wasteful.
Where I live no dishwasher has what you call disposal in the USA, and it works just fine if you keep the filter clean. You don’t need to rinse anything ever (check documentation from manufacturers like Bosch if you don’t believe me), scraping everything once is enough. Detergents have enzymes and degreasers and nothing is left after rinsing since the water goes to 60°C (50°C in eco mode).
Growing up or broke a lot because of hard water, it would just slowly stop getting stuff off the dishes une you pre rinsed.
I think the situation is better now, my dishwasher surprises me with how effective it is.