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this post was submitted on 29 Feb 2024
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I looked it up in my native language - as to get localized results - and it seems like the general manufacturer's recommendation here in Sweden is to connect the dishwasher to the cold water, making any prewarming of the water unnecessary here.
I guess different advice for either side of the Atlantic is warranted, same as with washing machines - it's basically not possible to run a washer here with cold water as far as I know, you can only run it at 30 °C at the lowest, where the washing machine will heat up cold water to that temperature itself.
Interesting. Kinda hard to understand the reason behind these differences sometimes. For clothes washers I think 30C would actually be considered cold in NA. My washer has tap cold, cold, warm, hot settings. So "cold" is actually heated... Only tap cold is unheated.