The works toilet bowl cleaner will dissolve the deposits pretty quickly. Careful

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Jan 19, 2021
9:37:23pm

JEblue Walk-on

The works toilet bowl cleaner will dissolve the deposits pretty quickly. Careful

It may also react with any metal parts but it will not react as quickly. Don’t leave it in too long. I would test a small part first.

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JEblue

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Cleaning out hardwater buildup in Dishwasher spray arms?

Xenon

1/19/21 8:48pm

That happened to me. I think it wasn’t hard water deposits but it was dried soap. I switched soaps and it went away.

Cougar-Duck

1/19/21 8:53pm

Run it empty 2x on hot with a big cup of vinegar on the bottom rack

1/19/21 8:53pm

Time for a new one imo

OU Cougar

1/19/21 8:53pm

Buy some powdered citric acid and run that through your machine

Parker Schnabel

1/19/21 8:56pm

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Parker Schnabel

1/19/21 8:59pm

Run it with a dishwasher cleaner a couple times to break up the mineral deposits

Tare

1/19/21 8:59pm

Gotta get that softener situation worked out

1/19/21 9:07pm

The works toilet bowl cleaner will dissolve the deposits pretty quickly. Careful

JEblue

1/19/21 9:37pm

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