Later that day after I'd been diagnosed, medicated and sleeping off another round of fever, I heard Eric in the kitchen. I heard a new garbage sack going into the can... and then filled. I heard water running and dishes knocking around. Eventually my door opened and Eric asked how to start the dishwasher! This was a first. I was as excited as one could be while lying in bed feeling miserable. I explained to him the simple steps of putting the soap in the two compartments and then selecting the NORM WASH cycle. Ahh, I went back to sleep.
As expected, the following day I was a little better. I got up and made a few rounds through the house. I walked into a now clean kitchen and smiled as I knew I had one less task to be done. Saturday came around and I began to tackle everything I knew had to be done. I started with the bedding and loaded it up on the sanitary cycle. I made my way to the kitchen and decided I would unload the dishes Eric was so kind to wash the other day. Once opening the dishwasher, I noticed a couple of the glasses had a film over them. No big deal, I'd rinse them off and send them back through the washer. I noticed some blue spots on some of the plates. Fine, I just ran everything through again. But why were there blue spots? My Cascade is white. This was clearly a blue gel on the dishes. At that moment I realized I didn't clarify which soap is used in the dishwasher.
