No it is completely harmless
Yes you can. Just don't put dishes in it at the same time! just pour a puddle of clr and water mixture (mix as per instructions on bottle) onto the bottom of the dishwasher. -Don't use to much or the dishwasher will have bubbles on your floor.- Make sure to scrub problem areas e.g. calcium and rust. then run dishwasher EMPTY on it's "light wash" or "quick rinse" option and turn off the heat dry (you don't need to dry an empty dishwasher!). Do not leave the house until the cycle has finished. When cycle is finished, remove the filter and sprayer arms/tower and rinse in clean water. repeat if necessary. Enjoy your now clean dishwasher.
Stainless thermos bottles should not be washed in a dishwasher because the high heat and harsh detergents used in dishwashers can damage the vacuum insulation and outer coating of the bottle. This can lead to the loss of insulation properties and the formation of rust on the stainless steel surface.
No, it does not rust.
they will not rust into a liquid but they can rust and they can be turned into a liquid
Dishwasher powder is alkaline, normally around the pH of 9-10.
No, rust is not harmful. However, it's not helpful, either. And, if your dishwasher's racks are the source of the rust, they may need replacing, or you may want to consider replacing the dishwasher entirely (racks tend to cost around $100-150 each). Consider a model with nylon racks if replacing the entire dishwasher.
The rust spots might be caused by rusting parts inside the dishwasher, such as under the 'wand' piece that rotates at the bottom of the dishwasher. Consult your manufacturer's Operating Manual FIRST then a hardware store manager for suggestions; different products can reduce rust---but not remove it completely. The part(s) will likely need replaced for the rust spots to stop on your knives.
Oxalic acid (one teaspoon) to remove rust and iron stains
If left in water long enough, being steel, they will rust. Drying well after washing should be okay.
It is not because the rust on the planet makes the frozen water poisonous.
Where do you not have pressure? At the sink? Probably some rust came loose and is blocking the screen in the end of the spout.
Not directly-although it could help them rust in which case the rust could help corrode the edge. Either way-you should dry them immediately after cleaning.
This depends on the type and concentration of the chemical. Generally, it has been agreed that 5mL of regular dishwasher detergent is not a lethal dose.
The dishwasher rack is dipped in a nylon or plastic coat. These paints are available for touch up in small places. They come in little bottles with a brush attached to the lid. The picture below is for exterior appliances only but they do make one for the dishwasher rack.
any acid based cleaner works well on rust however acid will also remove unoxidized iron and can cause hydrogen brittleness which in most cases will not be a problem but if it is you can use a 50/50 water and cyanide mixture to safely remove rust, CAUTION CYANIDE IS POISONOUS
Put in "No More Yellow" (not yellow out) into the dishwasher and run it through a cycle. (empty, of course). Then run the dishwasher at least once more to clean out any existing residue. No More yellow is toxic, but as long as you put the dishwasher through a full cycle once again, it will be fine. It is also the best I have found for getting rust out of clothes.
crystalized oxalic acid.....10 parts water to 1 acid...dissolve and soak till rust is gone. This substance is poisonous so be careful and insert with hypodermic syringe if necessary...rinse carefully