Note to (insert name here)
Jan 15, 2021 12:06:50 #
Don't use hand dishwashing soap in an automatic dishwasher. Pic was taken after most of the suds were wiped up. It was funny to watch a big glob ooze out of the bottom - it was almost like you see in TV ads :)
Jan 15, 2021 12:16:10 #
Nasty! If you have not yet found LemiShine products for your dishwasher, you have missed the best product I've ever used. Use the whole product set for best results.
Jan 15, 2021 12:23:04 #
quixdraw wrote:
Nasty! If you have not yet found LemiShine products for your dishwasher, you have missed the best product I've ever used. Use the whole product set for best results.
Am I to take that comment tongue firmly in cheek?
Jan 15, 2021 12:28:17 #
planepics wrote:
Am I to take that comment tongue firmly in cheek?
Nasty in respect to your experience and mess. Entirely factual on the products - do a search - many places to buy, I find it convenient to order online. Gives the best results I have seen from any dishwasher product.
Jan 15, 2021 12:38:44 #
planepics wrote:
Don't use hand dishwashing soap in an automatic dishwasher. Pic was taken after most of the suds were wiped up. It was funny to watch a big glob ooze out of the bottom - it was almost like you see in TV ads :)
I ONLY use dishwashing soap in a dishwasher, and only one drop at that, when giving my Nikon and Leica cameras and lenses a thorough cleaning to get them as clean as possible. Top rack ONLY of course. After they dry a short burst of WD-40 to the innards and I am good to go for another few months.
Dennis
Jan 15, 2021 12:58:16 #
Jan 15, 2021 13:00:34 #
planepics wrote:
Don't use hand dishwashing soap in an automatic dishwasher. Pic was taken after most of the suds were wiped up. It was funny to watch a big glob ooze out of the bottom - it was almost like you see in TV ads :)
Did that once, cleanest I'd ever seen the floor, PIA though.
Jan 15, 2021 13:01:20 #
Tried that once and when I returned about an hour later the suds had filled the entire kitchen and dining area to a neck deep sea of suds. They are not simple and easy to clean up.
Jan 15, 2021 13:04:31 #
flyboy61
Loc: The Great American Desert
Reminiscent of the laundry scene with Jack Lemmon In "Mr. Roberts" LOL!
Jan 15, 2021 14:06:38 #
Jan 16, 2021 06:26:31 #
planepics wrote:
Don't use hand dishwashing soap in an automatic dishwasher. Pic was taken after most of the suds were wiped up. It was funny to watch a big glob ooze out of the bottom - it was almost like you see in TV ads :)
Funny!!!
Jan 16, 2021 08:36:22 #
Denis2146: Don't say that. Remember the YouTube video that had people drilling into their smart phones to find a mon-existing earphone jack.
Jan 16, 2021 09:56:53 #
planepics wrote:
Don't use hand dishwashing soap in an automatic dishwasher. Pic was taken after most of the suds were wiped up. It was funny to watch a big glob ooze out of the bottom - it was almost like you see in TV ads :)
Thats not as bad as what I did 25 yrs ago.
I was having trouble getting a serpentine belt on a Bus because it was cold and had taken set from the packaging I usually just hung them in the sun for awhile, but it was the middle of winter, enter Microwave, set the belt on fire, ruined the microwave , not to self--Don't do that!!!
Jan 16, 2021 10:33:19 #
St.Mary's wrote:
Denis2146: Don't say that. Remember the YouTube video that had people drilling into their smart phones to find a mon-existing earphone jack.
I do not remember the YouTube video you are talking about. But I do recall a few similar posts where members had a field day JOKING about how they clean their fine cameras and lenses. If anybody is actually, looking for an acceptable word here, FOOLISH, enough to do as I said then they are just not the brightest bulbs in the box, ripest banana of the bunch and so on.
It was a joke. Tell me you didn't find it humorous too. Tell us you were not smiling when you read it. Wait a minute here...Your post is also a joke isn't it?
Have a wonderful day my friend. IF this happened to your camera for some reason hanging the camera and lenses on a clothesline set to Drip-Dry usually helps a bunch.
Dennis
Jan 16, 2021 10:36:53 #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Thats not as bad as what I did 25 yrs ago.
I was having trouble getting a serpentine belt on a Bus because it was cold and had taken set from the packaging I usually just hung them in the sun for awhile, but it was the middle of winter, enter Microwave, set the belt on fire, ruined the microwave , not to self--Don't do that!!!
I was having trouble getting a serpentine belt on a Bus because it was cold and had taken set from the packaging I usually just hung them in the sun for awhile, but it was the middle of winter, enter Microwave, set the belt on fire, ruined the microwave , not to self--Don't do that!!!
For a minute there, perhaps for just a second I was imagining a belt going around the bus in the middle, maybe, what, 150 feet long. Then I realized you were talking about a serpentine belt for the ENGINE of a bus and not the bus itself.
I bet we could have a pages long thread about people and microwaves. Please no frogs or cats in the microwave though.
If it was 25 years ago I am sure all is well now. Great story. Made my morning.
Dennis
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