"dish machine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a machine or appliance used to clean dishes, such as a dishwasher. For example, "We updated the kitchen with a new dish machine."
The only things she couldn't put into the dish washing machine were highball glasses and flower vases.
We've seen cameras put into some weird places, giving us brand new perspectives on things like the insides of wild beasts, car tires, and dish washing machines.
Each bank of channels contains three Petri-Dish holders (designed to snugly fit standard 6 cm Petri Dishes), three Machine Vision Cameras (Insight-Micro 1400, Cognex Corporation, Natick MA) and three channels of control electronics (Fig. 1B,C).
The EU has a more extensive definition for food contact substances (i.e. substances used to create all materials and articles intended to come into contact with foodstuffs, including packaging materials but also cutlery, dishes, processing machines, containers, etc).
As you do your job, make a mental list of foods that needs to be scrubbed off in their entirety before putting sending the dish through the machine.
Find out if there is an OFF-PEAK time of the day when the rate is lower and use that time for most electricity needs (e.g. running washing machine, dish washer, or cooking).
Meanwhile, households as a whole have been consuming water at an even faster rate, thanks to the housing boom and the widespread use of flushed toilets, dish washers, washing machines, swimming pools and garden sprinklers.
After the deaths of James Dean and Buddy Holly, I had adopted a tragic view of life and imagined I'd die in a crash or else become a hobo and wind up destitute, but instead I was paid actual money to run racks of dishes through a machine.
Clinton portrays herself as a seasoned survivor of the worst that the Republican attack machine can dish out.
In the electronics section, you will find a dollhouse satellite dish, a mini sewing machine, a cuckoo clock and a pay phone.
