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| Yes, a dishwasher's function is to wash dishes. | | Yes, a dishwasher's function is to wash dishes. | ||
| No. A microwave could heat up the dishes, but this would not serve any function in getting them clean and could cause food to get even more stuck on the dishes. | | No. A microwave could heat up the dishes, but this would not serve any function in getting them clean and could cause food to get even more stuck on the dishes. | ||
β | | No. A washing machine would break the dishes. The pieces would be clean, but unusable as dishes | + | | No. A washing machine would break the dishes. The pieces would be clean, but unusable as dishes. On a separate note, if the dishes were very hard, this would not be a problem. |
| Maybe, a stove or an oven could theoretically sterilize dishes with high heat (but this would not clean off any stains or stuck food particles). | | Maybe, a stove or an oven could theoretically sterilize dishes with high heat (but this would not clean off any stains or stuck food particles). | ||
| No. Worse than the washing machine, the tumbling of a dryer would thoroughly pulverize porcelain dishes. | | No. Worse than the washing machine, the tumbling of a dryer would thoroughly pulverize porcelain dishes. |