9. Sanitizing Hairbrushes and Combs

Plastic hairbrushes and combs can be cleaned in the dishwasher to remove hair and product buildup. Remove any hair from the brushes before placing them on the top rack. Avoid washing brushes with wooden handles or natural bristles.
10. Cleaning Flip-Flops and Rubber Sandals
Flip-flops and rubber sandals can be washed in the dishwasher to remove dirt and odors. Place them on the top rack and use a gentle cycle. Avoid washing shoes with fabric or leather components.
11. Dishwasher-Safe Makeup Brushes and Tools
Makeup brushes and tools made of plastic or silicone can be cleaned in the dishwasher. Place them in a mesh bag on the top rack to prevent them from moving around. Avoid washing brushes with wooden handles or natural bristles.
12. Refreshing Vent Covers and Grilles

Vent covers and grilles can accumulate dust and grime over time. If they fit, place them in the dishwasher for a thorough cleaning. Use a gentle cycle to avoid damaging the finish.
13. Washing Light Fixture Covers and Shades
Glass or plastic light fixture covers can be washed in the dishwasher to remove dust and insects. Ensure they are securely placed on the top rack, and use a gentle cycle to prevent breakage.
14. Cleaning Metal and Plastic Tools
Small metal and plastic tools can be cleaned in the dishwasher to remove grease and dirt. Avoid washing tools with wooden handles or electronic components. Use a heavy-duty cycle for best results.
15. Dishwasher-Safe Pottery and Ceramics
Pottery and ceramics labeled as dishwasher-safe can be cleaned in the dishwasher to remove stains and odors. Place them securely on the racks to prevent chipping or cracking.

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