Use In A Dishwasher?
I haven't paid much attention to the inner parts of my coffee maker, until today when I made a mess because I failed to close the door to the fiter basket during operation. After owning this machine for nearly six months I noticed that one of the fixed parts warns: "NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN DISHWASHER." (My apologies for the glare in the photo.)
Has anyone here tried preparing coffee in a dishwasher? Is there an advantage to preparing coffee this way?
I have the exact same coffee maker, and made the same comment to my wife.
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ReplyDeleteWoody, no doubt they have had claims from consumers who ruined their coffee makers by putting the whole thing in the dishwasher for cleaning (!), and the legend in an effort to minimize future claims.
ReplyDeleteYes, but TT, they didn't say don't clean it in the dishwasher, they said don't USE it in the dishwasher.
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ReplyDeleteTT, the removable parts, which are supposed to be cleaned after each use, have no warnings about being cleaned in a dishwasher printed upon them.
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Woody: the removable parts, which are supposed to be cleaned after each use, have no warnings about being cleaned in a dishwasher printed upon them.
The removable parts are dishwashers safe, am I right? The point being that one should not put the BODY of the coffee maker into the dishwasher.
Of course their bad English is self-defeating, as any idiot who tries to wash the whole thing can still say, "hey - I didn't try to USE it in the dishwasher, but simply to WASH it, and your warning doesn't caution against THAT."
I hear ya, TT, but I'm not sure those removable parts are dishwasher safe. I fear they'd change their shape in that there hot water.
ReplyDeleteTT, I found the instruction booklet for my coffeemaker. It says that I can wash the grinder basket, basket lid, filter basket and filter basket cover on the upper rack of a dishwasher. It does not address that cleaning of the pot and its lid.
ReplyDeleteI learned tonight that I can remove the reservoir lid (in the photo) by tilting it at 60 degrees and gently pulling. The instructions do not state whether or not I can wash the reservoir lid in the dishwasher.
There are 24 appliance safegurads enumerated in the front of the booklet. I can't ignore Safeguard #12: Do not use appliance for other than intended use. My intended use of the appliance was for preparing coffee. I suppose there are some people who might use this kind of a coffeemaker to test their dishwasher. Fight it out with the manufacturer.
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