Dishwasher capsules themselves usually do not directly have anti-rust functions, but they can indirectly protect tableware from rust through the synergistic effect with the anti-rust structure of the dishwasher’s inner liner. The following is the specific analysis:
The design of the anti-rust structure for the inner tank of the dishwasher aims to solve the technical problem of the inner tank being prone to rusting. This structure is usually installed on the bottom plate of the inner tank, which is fixedly connected to the water cup. The anti-rust structure includes a rod that is fixedly connected to the bottom plate of the inner tank and extends along the opening into the water cup. The potential of the rod body is lower than that of the inner tank. When the bottom plate of the inner tank and the rod body are immersed in the liquid, the rod body and the inner tank are electrically connected to form a chemical battery. Through this design, the low-voltage rod is slowly corroded as the anode, while the high-potential inner tank is protected as the cathode, thereby effectively preventing the inner tank from rusting.
Dishwasher capsules mainly serve to provide cleaning functions. Their ingredients may include detergent, rinsing agent, etc., which are used to remove grease and food residues from tableware. Although the capsules themselves do not directly have anti-rust functions, their use in dishwashers can ensure that tableware is thoroughly cleaned and reduce the risk of rust caused by residual stains. Meanwhile, the anti-rust structure of the inner tank of the dishwasher provides a relatively stable cleaning environment for the tableware, further reducing the possibility of rusting.
