The Best Way to Put Silverware Utensils in the Dishwasher

I think this is an ongoing topic when loading your dishwasher, right? Handle up or handle down? We should put a conclusion to this basic little contention for the last time.

Knives should be handle down for safety reasons? And the spoons should be placed with the handles up so they can be grabbed easily and without touch on the end for food?

If you think so, you're doing it wrong!

Let's see the suggestion from our professionals for the best way to put cutlery in the dishwasher.
On the contrary, please place forks and knives with the handles up to protect your hands, to prevent the hands from cutting when unloading. For spoons, I think they could be flexible, place spoon handles down if there is an abnormally substantial heap of flatware or utensils in the crate. Something else, put spoon handles up too. Another advice: Make sure all the forks not nested together, try to mix them up with the spoons,and leave them all at different angles. Why? They need spacing to allow water to pass through each utensils more easily, meaning cleaner tines and spoon surfaces.

If you got sterling silverware, please don't mix them with stainless in your silverware basket, the stainless flatware can pitting of the sterling silver if nested settled against it. Please remember, best washing results are obtained when the flatware is blended and equally appropriated, not nested together. Additionally, the basket for silverware should always be placed in the lower rack.

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What is the best way to put cutlery in the dishwasher?

Ace Ray

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