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I run a daycare center and we are required to have a dishwasher that reaches temperatures to at least 160 degrees, and it needs to be portable for the amount of space we have. Every website that I look at does not give me the information that I need, does anyone have any suggestions?

What you need is a dishwasher that has a sanitize cycle and you will have to be sure to use it for every load. Truthfully, I think it’s a bunch of ca ca because Dishwasher detergent has chlorine bleach in it for sanitizing purposes.

Just look for the sanitize feature and you should be fine. Double check with the sales person as to how high the temp goes to make sure it hits that 160F mark. Don’t even think about increasing your water temperature to that! You’d have a HUGE scalding risk for anyone washing their hands!

We’re getting a used Portable DishDishwasher (not sure of the brand) and we will need to lay it on it’s side to fit in the back of our SUV. Is this going to harm the dishwasher?

My husband laid our down to get inside the bottom to repair it, it didn’t hurt it. I would put a glass of water in it after you got it home, because the pump holds a little water and it may leak out. I let mine sit for awhile, and when I went to use it again, I had to pour a little water in to prime the pump.

I an wondering if there is a kit or a way to make the drain/fill hoses on my kenmore Portable DishDishwasher longer, so that I don’t have to move it to the front of the sink every time I want to run a cycle. I have looked at Kenmore and Sears and cannot find anything. Any help would be appreciated
Get the model number from the door frame and visit:

www.searspartsdirect.com

If there are longer hoses available, you’ll find them on there.