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plates
and
saucers between
the
pins. Load
pkmxs, pm and bowlsalong the sides, in corners
&in the back. AUlarge plastic items+such as
pkchers,''salacl
bowlsand mixing bowls, should be
washed in tie Icnverrack.
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flatware
in
theremovable
silverware basketwith
handles
up to protect your hands. iltiixknives, forks
arid spoons so they 'don't n est together. Distribute
evenly. Small plastic items, such as measuring spoons
and lids from small ccm'mirwrs, are not
recommended
forautomatic (lis~lw~aslling.
If placedin thedishwasher,
they
should go in the bottom of the silverware
basket
withthesilverwareon top!
Heavily soiled pow, pans and casseroles IW.JSTbe
loaded in the bottqn rack, facingdown. Prop the
broiler pan and rack along the edge. SIMI1OW i tems
may be angled providedthe lower sidedcws not shield
the soiled surface inside from the water.
Takeoutanythingthatmightfallm extmd throughthe
bottomofthe silverware basket.
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