Dishwasher rinse aid, Pure, 3 l

Your dishes come out of the dishwasher dry, with hardly any droplets and fewer white marks on the glasses. Pure dishwasher rinse aid is dosed into the final rinse, where it lowers the surface tension of water. Water then runs off plates and glassware in a thin film instead of drying on them in droplets, and the dishes dry faster.

Pure is fragrance-free. Glasses on the table smell only of what you pour into them, and the dishes you eat from carry no scent of a cleaning product. It suits households where fragrances bother someone, and anywhere food and drink should taste of themselves.

Rinse aid does not wash the dishes; that is the job of the gel. It takes care of what comes after the wash: quick drying and clean-looking glassware.

What Pure rinse aid does for you

• Faster drying – water runs off the dishes more easily, so fewer droplets remain after the cycle ends and fewer dishes need to be wiped. We have verified that it also works very well on plastic dishes.
• Clear glasses – the rinse aid binds calcium and magnesium from the water, so fewer white marks remain on the glass after evaporation.
• Developed and made in Slovakia – the formula was created in our own laboratory and we make the rinse aid in our own production facility.
• Set it once – the dishwasher draws the dose from the reservoir by itself, and you only top it up.

Droplets that dry on glass

Without rinse aid

With rinse aid

Illustrative image. When water doesn't sheet off a glass, mineral spots remain after the droplets dry.

Sophorolipids: next-generation biotechnological surfactants

The effect of Pure is based on sophorolipids – surface-active substances produced by fermentation of rapeseed oil and sugars. They lower the surface tension of water, so after the final rinse the water forms a thinner layer on the dishes and runs off more easily. The result is faster drying and fewer dried-on droplets.

Sophorolipids come from renewable raw materials and are readily biodegradable according to OECD 301. They are complemented by glucosides (APG), which support even wetting of the surface.

How to refill and set the rinse aid

The rinse aid is poured into the rinse aid reservoir, which is usually located in the dishwasher door next to the gel compartment. The dishwasher doses it by itself into the final rinse, so during normal washing you do not have to think about it. When the indicator reports an empty reservoir, top it up.

You set the dose directly on the dishwasher. If droplets remain on the dishes or the glass dries slowly, increase the dose. If streaks appear on the glasses, there is too much rinse aid and you should reduce the dose.

What to use the rinse aid with

Rinse aid is one of the three parts that a dishwasher needs. Pure dishwasher gel washes the dishes, premium dishwasher salt softens the water in the dishwasher’s water softener, and the rinse aid takes care of drying. You can find all three products in one pack in the Pure dishwasher set with gel, salt and rinse aid.

If you like the scent of citrus when you open the door, choose the Citrus Shine dishwasher rinse aid. It works the same way as Pure, and its orange and lemon scent comes from essential oils.

The article Why a dishwasher needs gel, salt and rinse aid explains why each of the three parts does something different and what happens when one is missing. The article How to care for your dishwasher so that it washes like new describes how to keep the filter, spray arms and seals in good condition so that your dishwasher keeps washing just as well for years.

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