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Reply	Prudie says: Perhaps you should pay your dish washer a more generous wage.  (no votes) Tags: technology, unanswered, domestic science.
	posted on 2009-06-11 08:11:45 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: Perhaps dishwashers are as averse to spinach as I am?  (no votes) Tags: technology, unanswered, domestic science.
	posted on 2009-06-11 11:20:24 | Report abuse

Reply	james1 says: If you don#39;t rinse your dishes prior to dishwashing then what do you expect?  (no votes) Tags: technology, unanswered, domestic science.
	posted on 2009-06-11 14:50:03 | Report abuse

Reply	Anonymous says: Depends on a few reasons:1st. Does your dishwasher have just 1 sprayer rack or several? Single sprayer racks are awful if you don#39;t habitually pre-wash your dishes (ie rinse etc). 2nd. Do you use a finishing agent like jetdry? 3rd. Some dishwashers have several settings for dish type. My most recent had several dish settings including a light rinse up to more or less pot scrubbing for dishes. This seemed to vary the length of the wash cycles and power of the jet sprays used.4th. Most spinach is served with a sauce of some sort...It could be the sauce residue that is causing it to stick.  (no votes) Tags: technology, unanswered, domestic science.
	posted on 2009-06-11 15:44:44 | Report abuse

Reply	Charlie says: it may have something to do with the high levels of oxalate (the same thing that makes your teeth feel funny after you eat it...). Honestly though, that#39;s weird.  (no votes) Tags: technology, unanswered, domestic science.
	posted on 2009-06-11 21:25:17 | Report abuse

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