Why Your Dishwasher Smells Bad and How to Get Rid of It
Rotten-food smells, sewer smells and burning smells mean different things. Here's how to find the source and fix it.
Rotten-food smells, sewer smells and burning smells mean different things. Here's how to find the source and fix it.
A five-minute step that decides whether your dishwasher can drain. Here is how to do it, when to skip it, and what to do if the disposal is already installed.
Cloudy glasses and chalky tub walls are mineral deposits, and they're usually easy to remove. Here's how, plus how to tell film from permanent etching.
Most standing water comes from a clogged filter or a blocked drain path, not a dead pump. Here's how to empty the tub safely and find the blockage.
Wet plastic is often normal, and empty rinse aid is the most common fix. Here's how dishwasher drying works and what to check before calling a tech.
Codes differ by brand and model, but they fall into a few families. Here's what they usually mean and which checks are safe to try yourself.
Most grime, smells and gritty dishes trace back to the bottom of the tub. A 20-minute clean of the filter and sump fixes a lot.
Long cycles are usually by design, not a fault. Here's why, what affects run time and how DOE and ENERGY STAR rules fit in.
A step-by-step overview for a typical under-sink install, including the dishwasher hookup, the electrical decisions and the points where a licensed pro makes sense.
Soap suds, a worn door seal or a dishwasher that isn't level cause most door leaks. Start with the free checks and know when a leak needs a technician.
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