How do dishwashers work?

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

They use a central pump that sprays jets of water at the dishes to clean them and then rinses them off. Some even dry them afterwards with a heating element.

Answer by  Lottadogs (1258)

Dishwashers work by coating dishes with a combination of water and soap. Typically the washer fills with water, there is a sprayer designed to send water into every area of the machine,a soap release spreads soap. The washer drains out dirty water, refills and rinses dishes. Heat then dries them after the rinse water is drained.

Answer by  JessiBell (45)

The heat and force of the water, along with the cleaning power of the soap combines to clean the dishes.

Answer by  Josie74 (225)

These work by lots of water spray jets that when at a certain cycle spray out and rotate at a high rate of speed to get your dishes clean. The top rack releases less pressure because its frther from the jets.

Answer by  SimonSaysEw (126)

By pounding the dishes with extremely hot water repeatedly until the stuck on food particles dissolve away and down the drain.