My daughter accidentally filled the Jet Dry dispenser of our dishwasher with Windex.

I've got one of these countertop washers at home. The twist off dispenser you're talking about is for the jet dry (at least on mine) and there should be an area on the right side of the door for your soap. Hope this helps!

If the jet dry dispenser is full, it will last you about 3 or 4 months depending on how often you use the dishwasher

Think a water and vinegar mix might clean it out..

Open up the dispenser and there should be numbers inside[use a flashlite] change the setting to a higher number and try that!!

alot of people think the rinse aid is full but, its not. how to properly fill unit.
1. open compartment
2.fill with jet dry
3.close compartment
4.lower and raise door 3 times
5. open compartment
6.add more jet dry
7. lower and raise the door to see if it still looks full.
the reason for this is there is air in the dispenser and this process will take out the air to be completely filled the dispenser.

check for over sudzing. dont use a cascade with jet dry in it. use regular dishwashing liquid and fill jet dry compartment. you can even jet dry level by turning the knob in dispenser.

open the door and where the jet-dry indicator and dispenser is just turn the cap and once removed fill the jet-dry in that location if it a large bottle of jet-dry it will only take about 1/3 to 1/2 of the bottle

I HAVE WHIRLPOOL UNDER THE COUNTER DU920QWDBO THE SOUP DISPENSER DOES NOT OPEN DURING CYCLE

You need to use something to siphon the detergent out of the dispenser. I have plastic syringes for this type of purpose. You don't use the needle attachment.

If you cannot fit the syringe into the opening, then you may try to use clear plastic tubing to syphon out the detergent.

Once the flow of detergent stops, you should then use warm water to rinse the residue. If you have the syringe, you could use it to force water into the dispenser.

This may take a little time, but it is better than trying to disassemble stuff!

Good Luck

Brian

It may not hurt the machine, but it leaves soap on the clean dishes. You can't really remove the reservoir without dismantling the entire door. it's pretty straightforward, but takes a little time and effort. If you're not prepared to dismantle the door to get to the reservoir, you -could- try cleaning/rinsing it out with a turkey baster and a small diameter piece of plastic tubing. Just suck everything out, then fill it with rinse water and suck that out as well. But you'd have to fill it with rinse water over a dozen times to really get it clean. Hope that helps. ;)