What can I replace the powder with?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 23 Dec 2012, 11:29

Gentlemen! Sometimes at the most inopportune moment the powder runs out, and not only at home, but also in the shops of our village.

Which available means can be used instead. Do not offer tablets.

Sergey V. · Post by **Sergey V.** » 23 Dec 2012, 12:18

I’ve heard the following ideas for replacing powder:
1) washing powder for white fabrics
2) mustard powder
3) soda
Haven’t tried it myself.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 23 Dec 2012, 16:35

Sergey V.:2) mustard powder

nIn my opinion, this is not profitable. I specifically looked at how much it costs - in "7 Continent" 27.50 for 200 g
Accordingly, a kilogram will cost 137.50
The price of a kilogram of special powder for a dishwasher is quite the price.
At the same time that mustard powder tends to swell. How will this affect the insides of the dishwasher?
Soda is a different matter - 18 rubles per half a kilo. But just what will she wash off? Maybe mix them?

Alla Viktorovna · Post by **Alla Viktorovna** » 25 Dec 2012, 04:54

I read the topic and decided to try washing the dishes with mustard powder.
The result is not very good.

Some of the mustard, apparently due to swelling, got stuck between the plates in the form of a thick paste and had to be rinsed.
The stain from the tea was not washed off from the cups.
I’ll try it today soda.

Alla Viktorovna · Post by **Alla Viktorovna** » 27 Dec 2012, 07:17

I tried soda, tried washing powder "Pemos-automatic-oxygen crystals-crystal purity".
Neither one nor the other cleared the tea stains from the cups. The frying pan was not washed well. I went back to Yplon dishwashing powder.
But I still want to try other washing powders.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19 Jan 2013, 21:06

I’m shocked, people, you really are from the village!! How can you come up with this???? Damn, I am amazed at the stupidity of some residents of our country... Forgive me..
no, well, I’ll understand if it’s really over.. Although no, I don’t understand!!! There is a sink for this occasion!! Lazy people!!!

LEO · Post by **LEO** » 20 Jan 2013, 07:23

It’s just human nature to do research. Without this, we would have remained in the Stone Age.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07 Oct 2013, 16:14

What does this have to do with savings?!!! My husband has been trying to persuade me to buy it for a long time so that I won’t suffer, but I can’t stand the smell of this powder and tablets. I’d rather wash it with mustard with my hands than poison my family with chemicals. The future of healthy humanity is a dishwasher with mustard tablets :)))

Tasia · Post by **Tasia** » 14 Apr 2015, 17:24

I was also interested in this question. I had already loaded the dishes into the car and remembered that the powder had run out, I couldn’t take it all back out. I tried washing it with Mr. Proper floor cleaning powder, because... it has reduced foaming. The result was not very good, the plates were washed, the glasses of black tea were missing, the pan was also poorly washed. I never bought the powder, anyone who washed it with soda, the result is interesting.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 06 Sep 2015, 12:11

Such situation. I found a liquid product to replace the powder. But the store warned that it is not for all models. Now I’m racking my brains. The bosch website doesn’t say anything. Where to go? Has anyone tried it and can give advice? Model spv40m20ru.

Anna · Post by **Anna** » 16 Nov 2015, 17:50

People, aren’t you afraid of getting poisoned by washing powder or floor cleaner?????????????!!!!!!!!!

William · Post by **William** » 16 Nov 2015, 19:01

Dishwashing powder is just as harmful as washing powder. There are no differences in harmfulness. The only difference is the effect on the dishes.

Post by **And ZZy** » 27 Jan 2016, 22:33

washing powder for sitralok. dishwasher is more caustic, it does not need to preserve the color and the fabric itself.

boomer · Post by **boomer** » 10 Jun 2016, 15:46

to clean everything up, I added nuclear substance and uranium plus sulfuric acid. Everything was washed so well, even the force of the cleanliness blew the house apart. It is from this experiment of mine in Chernobyl that radiation purity still shines. I advise you to try it too. Result 100% purity and radiation as a gift

Post by **Mr.Cheese** » 27 Aug 2016, 15:12

You can drop one or two drops of feri on the inside of the dishwasher door, just be careful, if you overdo it, foam will come out of all the cracks =) I did this with a Krona BDE dishwasher and it worked

Angelica · Post by **Angelica** » 05 Dec 2016, 18:59

I found a seemingly normal recipe through trial and error. Not a complete replacement for an expensive product, of course, but at least a little powder will save you money. Two teaspoons of baking soda, one or two drops of detergent Adj., plus two teaspoons of special dishwasher detergent powder. Conditioner and salt are naturally added. Well, and of course, the longest dishwashing cycle has been set. Ideal dishes.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 18 May 2017, 06:29

Try Arctik Line "M-130" liquid dishwasher detergent. It cleans well and removes tea stains on glasses and grease. Most importantly, it does not require rinse aid.

A bow · Post by **A bow** » 14 May 2022, 07:31

You read the forum threads and get stuck

wash dishes with washing powders

mustard

soda

fairy

Mr. Proper

it feels like schoolchildren are playing around or writing by those who have only seen dishwashers in a picture

well, if real dishwasher owners write, then questions arise: did you forget to take your pills? are you smoking something? or you have washing powder instead of a brain

Milena · Post by **Milena** » 15 May 2022, 07:20

Wash dishes with washing powder

Slope · Post by **Slope** » 16 May 2022, 12:03

We look forward to the video of a family dinner from plates washed with laundry detergent

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