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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2025
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Your dishwasher uses soap and hot water to clean everything in it and the washer itself.
This is no big deal.
Trust me chances are nastier stuff than your plunger has been in the washer.
Well sometimes stuff gets trapped in behind the door seal, and mold will grow etc. You could harbour bacteria in the door seal. It needs a sanitize cycle and a good wipe around the seals .. Probably needs that anyway, mist people don't bother until the dishwasher starts smelling must after it has finishes a wash and dry
Yea.. but that is something that should be happening cyclically not something triggered by the OPs situation.