- 1). Keep the silver items separate from other metal items in the dishwasher utensil basket. When metal rubs on silver, additional rusting or discoloration may occur.
- 2). Use a non-citrus-based detergent, as the citric acid is corrosive and may cause rusting. Find a scent-free detergent and use only the minimum amount necessary to clean the dishes and silver. Use a liquid detergent instead of a powder-based detergent.
- 3). Set the dishwasher to a heated dry cycle so that the silverware dries before it has time to oxidize while wet.
- 4). Remove the silver immediately once the dishwasher is done and wipe each piece dry with a towel.
- 5). Wash silver items immediately or run a rinse cycle, as sitting in the dishwasher for a prolonged time period and exposure to acidic, salty or sulfide-based foods such as eggs, seafood and mayonnaise may cause damage to the silver.
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