how do i remove bubbles from the dishwasher, after i accidently put liquid soap in one cycle?

Answer 1

You'll just need to run the diswasher through a few cycles whilst it's empty in order to flush the soap out of the system. Sorry!

Answer 2

Gosh I did that once , I thought just a little washing up liquid will do the job .I only put a small amount ,then went to the shop to buy the proper tablet´s for the machine. I was gone less than 5 min´s & when I returned the soap was meeting me at the door . Open the machine scoop out as much soap as you can , use clothes to saok up as many bubbles possible then wash the inside of the machine with cold water , then run on a cold water programm .You won´t do that again in a hurry . Will you ?

Answer 3

Been there, done that. There are several ways to correct the problem. It depends upon what you have on hand in the house.

I happened to have liquid fabric softener on hand. One capful right on top of the suds. Run dishwasher for a few seconds, and then hit the "cancel" button. (Drain.)

This site has a couple of other tips, such as using spa defoamer... makes sense to me. And pouring salt and ice cubes on the suds. Sorta makes sense. But the only thing I can truly vouch for is the fabric softener solution.

Answer 4

Thank You for doing that..now I know I'm not the only one. I took the racks out and then filled a bucket with tap water and sponged up as much as I could. My dishwasher has a "rinse only" button so I ran it through that cycle 2 times and it was fine.

Answer 5

Same as you would for an overloaded wash machine; Sprinkle table salt on the bubbles, they dissolve, then run rinse water thru the machine.

Answer 6

Fabric softiner kills the suds. Learned that from a dishwasher tech.