Why Aren't Your Dishes Getting Clean? New Environmental Laws

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by the_tyrant

Your a genius
I'm wondering if restaurants are already doing this

Not entirely impossible,

[August]

Originally Posted by Platapus

Those are two good looking mutts you got there.

+1

[STEED]

Originally Posted by UnderseaLcpl

Time to buy stock in disposable dishware wholesalers.

You buy the goods and I've buy stocks in the company's and everyone is a winner.

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Vendor

They just don't make 'em like they used to. Dishwashing detergents, that is. Really.

Thanks to environmental protection laws passed in 16 states, dish detergent manufacturers have been forced to remove powerful cleansing agents called phosphates from their formulas nationwide. The result? Detergents that don't clean, reported Tampa Bay Online.

Local appliance repairman Don DiChristopher told the news agency that technicians were out in droves to frustrated customers who had already thrown out several sets of dishes or replaced their machines altogether, unable to get dishes clean.

"Holy cow, we got bombarded, our phone literally rang off the hook with calls," DiChristopher said, noting that his service received hundreds of calls shortly after the switchover to phosphate-free cleansers was completed in July. "We started turning down repair calls."
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/...onmental-laws/


Note: Published January 25, 2011

Oh, glad to hear it's because of that... here I was thinking it was due to my lazyness.. bah..

[August]

Originally Posted by Dowly

Oh, glad to hear it's because of that... here I was thinking it was due to my lazyness.. bah..

Laziness loading the dishwasher or adding the fluid?