Being tidy is one of the little things that can simplify our daily life. At all levels of life, rigorous storage saves time and space. In this regard, the dishwasher must also be organized to optimize its efficiency.

If we apply very simple tips, our chances of optimizing dishwasher space will be much greater. Some dishwashers offer very interesting options.

It is a tray intended only to place the cutlery in a more orderly way, making cleaning as easy as possible. It is located at the top. You can place cutlery, kitchen utensils and sometimes even cups, leaving more space in the baskets to distribute the rest of the dishes and even large containers.

Your dishwasher may be fitted with rods on the baskets, which allows several adjustment options, and therefore greater flexibility for your dishwasher. They serve not only to optimize space, but also to protect glassware. Thanks to the height adjustment of the upper tray, you will always have perfectly positioned the flexible points of your dishwasher to adapt it to the needs of each moment. This means that you can introduce a wider variety of dishes, for example, depending on their depth or diameter, to achieve perfect results.

o Another option offered is the basket adjustable in height up to 5 centimeters on 3 levels. It is so convenient that you can adjust it even if you have already started to put things in the basket. Even if it's full! We can also adjust the height of the sides independently, i.e. higher on one side than on the other, which leaves more space in the lower basket for large plates.

How to place dishes in the dishwasher

In addition to having an adaptable space, proper dish placement is also essential. The main thing is to make sure that the containers and glasses will not change position and that they will not interfere with the rotation of the arms during washing.

This can happen when they collide with large containers or when a teaspoon leaves the basket and falls to the bottom.

Placing dishes correctly generally influences two aspects: washing results and optimization of space. For example, pots and large containers should be placed in the lower bin. Often they are the dirtiest. So by being placed in the larger tank they are the closest to the hottest water and the highest pressure. This way, the space will be perfectly used and the washing results will be perfect.

Grouping the plates by size will also help with proper cleaning and better order. And it will be easier for us to get them back. This again shows that good distribution not only optimizes space and improves washing results, but also saves time.