Plates can chip due to high dishwasher temperatures, harsh detergents, dish material, and handling. You must take precautions to reduce chipping:
• Start by checking your dishwasher settings and water temperature, which should be between 125°F and 140°F. If you're worried about Finish's impact on delicate or older dishes, use a gentler detergent.
• Handle dishes carefully to avoid chips from rough loading, unloading, or stacking. Do not overload the dishwasher or let dishes collide during washing. Follow your dishwasher manual's loading instructions.
• Separate fragile items from sturdy ones to reduce chipping. You can hand-wash delicate dishes or older plates, wash them on a gentler cycle, or put them on a rack away from heavier items.
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