Perhaps you have put your knife in the dishwasher and somehow it has come out with a rust stain on it that won’t budge. Knives Stainless-steel knives are more prone to corroding than stainless-steel forks or spoons. When you know that a drop of water is required to move the rust of the pit to the place around it and that takes a long time, it is a highly unlikely story. It seemed a little “over-kill” to me, but the point was to hand wash them. I did another load and the dishes seemed fine. I switched to the Seventh Generation dishwashing detergent for awhile and switched back to Cascade, thinking that was the problem. Alton Brown did a show once and demonstrated how to wash your good knives. Floating rust can can settle anywhere in the dishwasher. The SAME thing happened. When there is rust in a dishwasher, it “floats” around during the washing cycle. I ran an empty load just to make sure the inside was clean and then I filled it with dishes and ran it again. I use the Electrolux cleaner powder bought from espares and others. This can cause brown spots on porcelain, which resemble rust. Can anybody tell me why this is happening and how I can prevent it? Whenever cutlery has been through the dishwasher, it comes out in brown spots. On the advice of a friend I bought a dishwasher cleaner and ran it through. My cutlery is stainless steel. 8. The corrosive dishwasher powder then eats away at the exposed rusty wire, leaving spots - particularly depositing on knives and spoons. My dishwasher puts brown spots, like rust, on any knives put in it. can anyone tell me what causes brown spots on my stainless steel cutlery in the dishwasher? I thought the problem was my old dishwasher (20 yrs old) but now have new one with same problem. When I run my dishwasher all my dishes come out with sticky brown spots all over the dishes! DH habitually makes himself a peanut butter sandwich and sticks the knife in the dishwasher still covered in globs of peanut butter. It is strange that people who complain about pit corrosion never place their knives in the dishwasher and always clean, dry and store their knives after use. We live in a very, very soft water area (one of the softest water areas in the UK) so don't know why I added salt. the spots almost look like rust spots and are hard to remove, I … We have had a dishwasher for years and NEVER used salt. Then one day, for some reason still unbeknown to me I decided to put salt in the dishwasher. Contact a plumber and ask them to check the water supply to the dishwasher. Rust spots on cutlery from dishwasher Metals can begin to rust when they come into contact with oxygen or water. My knives have developed these brown crusty spots on them. It hasn't helped. Dish washers are notorious for “Floating rust”, which is caused by rust in a dishwasher which “floats” around during the wash cycle and lands on object in the dishwasher creating brown spots and rust spots. This is a natural chemical reaction and does not mean that your appliance is faulty. I have recently started using a dishwasher to clean my cutlery and crockery. It can't have anything to do with the quality of the cutlery because they are very high standard. It doesn't happen to spoons or forks. It’s better for them. 2) if you have never run a cleaning cycle with dishwasher/washing machine cleaner then you could have a build up of gunk in the pipework. I have noticed a problem though. I've cleaned the dishwasher regularly with those liquid products on a hot programme. After this rust spots started appearing on cutlery straight away. Hence the name “floating rust”.
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