Dishwasher model: Bosch SPS53M88EU, the problem is that transparent dishes, especially on glasses and glasses, show "milk" stains after washing, they are not large, usually 1 small stain, but against the light visible. They can be easily wiped off / washed off. Similar streaks are also visible on the door and walls of the dishwasher after washing (after drying).
I use Finish Quantum Max tablets, salt and Fnish rinse aid (counting fluid setting is 02), water hardness in our area is 3.0 mmol / dm3. (16.7 German degrees [?N])
The instructions on the page for this model and the paper instructions that were with the dishwasher give contradictory information ... according to the "paper" instructions, the machine setting value according to the water hardness table should be "H: 05" on a scale of 1 to 7, while the information taken from .pdf instructions downloaded from the official website -
link , it follows that we should not use salt at all.
quotes:
"When using combined cleaning agents with the addition of salt, it is usually possible to dispense with the addition of special salt with a water hardness of up to 21 ° dH (37 ° fH, 26 ° Clarke, 3.7 moll / l). With water hardness above 21 ° dH use of special salt. "
So how is it finally, and can salt be the cause of these "milky" streaks? We have a dishwasher in less than 2 months, the filters look clean .. I also didn't notice a significant difference after changing the water softening settings from 1 to 5. Practically only the ECO program is used.
I use Finish Quantum Max tablets, salt and Fnish rinse aid (counting fluid setting is 02), water hardness in our area is 3.0 mmol / dm3. (16.7 German degrees [?N])
The instructions on the page for this model and the paper instructions that were with the dishwasher give contradictory information ... according to the "paper" instructions, the machine setting value according to the water hardness table should be "H: 05" on a scale of 1 to 7, while the information taken from .pdf instructions downloaded from the official website -

quotes:
"When using combined cleaning agents with the addition of salt, it is usually possible to dispense with the addition of special salt with a water hardness of up to 21 ° dH (37 ° fH, 26 ° Clarke, 3.7 moll / l). With water hardness above 21 ° dH use of special salt. "
So how is it finally, and can salt be the cause of these "milky" streaks? We have a dishwasher in less than 2 months, the filters look clean .. I also didn't notice a significant difference after changing the water softening settings from 1 to 5. Practically only the ECO program is used.