Lifehacker had an interesting link today. Apparently you can put lemon Kool-Aid in your dishwasher to clean out the mineral deposits. The red Kool-Aid is not recommended.
Who does this kind of stuff? Who sits around all day wondering what kind of weird things can we do with lemon Kool-Aid? How many small applicances have to be sacrificed in the experiments? Just curious...
I guess the bigger question is "How come lemon Kool-Aid will clean your dishwasher, but not your dishes?"
[ht: Lifehacker]
1 comment:
Because Lemon Koolaid without any sugar is basically a citric acid packet, which is a key component of most dishwasher liquid. It is highly concentrated in the kool aid and will eat away/disolve the gunk.
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