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(So, based on that ... either the dish soap breaks the seal, or lacks a thickening agent. Yeah! Dishwashers use thick water! get upset about THAT!)
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Beryllium
Dish soap creates foam, which tends to find a way through the seal.......trust me on this :)
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MojaveMeg (aka Mojave)
Feb 6 '10, 16:41
I don't know that it actually *breaks* the seal, but it finds a way out.
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oh yes it does. -- nm
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loosilu in hibernation
Feb 6, 17:38
Word. -- nm
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JaxSean
Feb 6, 16:42
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