Why water spots on Grassl but not Zalto?

[Tom_G_l_a_s_g_o_w]

This is why I drink alone and in the dark. Can’t see the spots.

Lol. This sounds like a philosophical dilemma. If there’s is not enough light to see the water spots… are they really there…?

This man gets it. I also use lampposts for support.

For some dry January is an option, for others a necessity.

[Patrick_Taylor]

Lol. This sounds like a philosophical dilemma. If there’s is not enough light to see the water spots… are they really there…?

This man gets it. I also use lampposts for support.

For some dry January is an option, for others a necessity.

LOL! This man also gets it.

[David_Wright]

HRH’s pet name for me.

My first college job. Useful experience.

-Al

HS here at a retirement community. Lots of HS girls as waitresses. Running the dishwasher was way better than pots and pans.

Running the dishwasher at a restaurant was my first job in high school. After a month or so I advanced to pots & takeout–washing pots from the day’s prep work, and assembling takeout orders. The completed orders were handed off to the hostess (a girl a year ahead of me at the same school) through a little sliding door above the counter. I was efficient at the job and had time to chat up the hostess through that little door; we ended up dating for a few months.

[Markus_S]

Running the dishwasher was way better than pots and pans.

I don’t know. Both kinda sucked.

[Ron_Slye]

If your dishwasher allows using a rinse aid, I would use that. There was a topic on this a month ago. Complete drying and minimizing water spots is exactly what Jet Dry / Finish is supposed to be for.

Yep. It’s a Miele. Has both a built in water softener and uses rinse aid. Plus the cascade platinum pods. It’s also got a feature thet it cracks open the door at the end to let the steam out and fully dry the dishes.

I’d buy it if there was spots on ALL the glasses. But the fact it’s only on SOME of the glasses, even in the same wash leads me to think there’s something different about the glasses. As noted earlier most likely something about the composition of the glasses. Now if only I’d paid more attention in my material sciences class all those years ago… lol.

I have the same dishwasher. I have never had a problem with spotting on the Grassls (or Riedel Somms for that matter). There was one exception – a Grassl (I think Cru) that the other day was covered in spots. Really noticeable. I then just ran it through again and it was fine. I would say this is one incidence out of more than 100 glasses cleaned in the dishwasher (probably well above 100). I do have some different generations of Grassls, so don’t know if that is an issue. I will keep an eye out!

[Tom_G_l_a_s_g_o_w]

Running the dishwasher was way better than pots and pans.

I don’t know. Both kinda sucked.

DW had a conveyor belt. Unjamming it or cleaner the screens wasn’t much fun.