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	2	deleted 10 characters in body source \| link	edited Apr 16 '12 at 17:03 Baal Shemot Tovot 2,76322 silver badges44 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown You mentioned dishes being washed together. Hacham Ovadia Yosef writes in Yabia Omer (source coming soonY"D 10:4) that you may wash meat and milk dishes together in a dishwasher as long as the first rinse contains soap (and not just hot water). Presumably, this would also work for non-kosher dishes because the laws of disqualified food (such as if it's mixed with soap) apply to non-kosher food too, not just milk and meat. You mentioned dishes being washed together. Hacham Ovadia Yosef writes in Yabia Omer (source coming soon) that you may wash meat and milk dishes together in a dishwasher as long as the first rinse contains soap (and not just hot water). Presumably, this would also work for non-kosher dishes because the laws of disqualified food (such as if it's mixed with soap) apply to non-kosher food too, not just milk and meat. You mentioned dishes being washed together. Hacham Ovadia Yosef writes in Yabia Omer (Y"D 10:4) that you may wash meat and milk dishes together in a dishwasher as long as the first rinse contains soap (and not just hot water). Presumably, this would also work for non-kosher dishes because the laws of disqualified food (such as if it's mixed with soap) apply to non-kosher food too, not just milk and meat.

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You mentioned dishes being washed together. Hacham Ovadia Yosef writes in Yabia Omer (source coming soon) that you may wash meat and milk dishes together in a dishwasher as long as the first rinse contains soap (and not just hot water). Presumably, this would also work for non-kosher dishes because the laws of disqualified food (such as if it's mixed with soap) apply to non-kosher food too, not just milk and meat.