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I cleaned the dishwasher filter today
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My dishwasher (and every dishwasher I've had or seen) is not even connected to the hot water.
What part of the world are you from? In the US, every dishwasher I’ve seen is connected to hot. If I google it, almost all results say it’s connected to hot, with a couple exceptions mentioning cold water dishwashers. Also that technically it will work but at higher cost and reduced life expectancy
Very interesting! I'm in New Zealand, but the dishwashers are largely global brands like Miele, Bosch, Samsung, LG, etc.
There is no reason they couldn't be connected to the hot tap. It's normally connected next to the sink. I have just never seen it done!