DISHWASHERS

 A dishwasher is a machine that is used to wash dishes, glasses, and flatware (cutlery).

It typically consists of a tub, rack or basket to hold the dishes, and a detergent dispenser. Dishwashers can be either freestanding or built-in, and they can be powered by electricity or natural gas.

Some dishwashers have additional features, such as a delay start function or a soil sensor, which adjusts the wash cycle based on the level of dirt on the dishes.

To use a dishwasher, you typically load the dirty dishes into the rack or basket, add detergent to the dispenser, and select the appropriate wash cycle. The dishwasher will then clean and sanitize the dishes using hot water, detergent, and often a rinse aid to help prevent water spots.