Don't. I used to do it till I read an article telling me not to do that.
Remove solid gunk. Load dishwasher. Make sure you have Rinse-aid in the dishwasher. Run. Done. Comes out clean.
Remove solid gunk. Load dishwasher. Make sure you have Rinse-aid in the dishwasher. Run. Done. Comes out clean.
And yes they’re toxic. Of course they are! Next, let us coat all surfaces with antimicrobial toxins, starting with everything in the hospital, and your infant’s diaper-changing stations, and your stapler at work.
It will be just like Nethack, where you open a spellbook to read it, but it is “coated with contact poison!” so I hope your Unicorn Horn is available.
Home dishwashers, the ones that take 4 hours on average, are not going to result in the same thing. Claiming such would be like claiming you won't use dish soap since technically it can still be left on your dishes when quickly washed.
I've never had one that took 4 hours. The most is about 2.5 hours.
I guess we have wildly different levels of risk tolerance. I even use an extra rinse cycle. You will understand only after have gastrointestinal trouble. Speaking of which, have you had a colonoscopy lately?