Dishwasher-safe answers by item
Choose the thing you’re about to wash.
It depends
Many newer Hydro Flask bottles are dishwasher safe, but older bottles and some caps should be hand washed unless the label says dishwasher safe.
Yeti cups and tumblersUsually yes
Most current Yeti cups and tumblers are dishwasher safe. Put lids and gaskets on the top rack and let everything dry fully.
wooden spoonsUsually no
Do not put wooden spoons in the dishwasher. Heat, detergent, and long water exposure can crack, warp, and dry out the wood.
kitchen knivesUsually no
Hand wash good kitchen knives. Dishwashers can dull edges, bang blades around, and damage handles.
silicone baby bibsTop rack only
Most silicone baby bibs can go on the top rack if the label says dishwasher safe. Use normal wash and skip high heat if the bib feels flimsy.
baby bottlesTop rack only
Most dishwasher-safe baby bottles can go on the top rack, with nipples and small parts in a closed basket.
air fryer basketsIt depends
Some air fryer baskets are dishwasher safe, but hand washing is safer for nonstick coatings unless the manual clearly says dishwasher safe.
nonstick pansIt depends
Even when a nonstick pan is labeled dishwasher safe, hand washing usually preserves the coating longer.
cast iron skilletsUsually no
Do not put cast iron in the dishwasher. It can strip seasoning and cause rust.
crystal glassesUsually no
Hand wash crystal glasses. Dishwashers can cloud, chip, or etch delicate crystal.
mason jarsUsually yes
Most plain mason jars are dishwasher safe. Put lids and bands where they will not fall, and hand wash if you are preparing for actual canning.
plastic cutting boardsUsually yes
Most plastic cutting boards are dishwasher safe, usually on the bottom rack if they fit securely.
wood cutting boardsUsually no
Do not put wood cutting boards in the dishwasher. They can crack, warp, and split.
Stanley cupsIt depends
Many Stanley cups are dishwasher safe, but check your exact model and put lids, straws, and small parts on the top rack.
travel mug lidsTop rack only
Most dishwasher-safe travel mug lids belong on the top rack, disassembled if possible, so gaskets and sliders can rinse and dry.
Instant Pot lidsIt depends
Many removable pressure-cooker lids have dishwasher-safe parts, but valves, sealing rings, and electronics need exact manual guidance.
blender jarsIt depends
Many blender jars are dishwasher safe, but blade assemblies, gaskets, and insulated or powered bases need manual-specific care.
food storage containersTop rack only
Most dishwasher-safe plastic food containers should go on the top rack. Glass containers can usually go on either rack if the lid is removed.
ceramic mugsUsually yes
Most glazed ceramic mugs are dishwasher safe, but handmade, metallic, or decorated mugs may need hand washing.
fine chinaIt depends
Some modern china is dishwasher safe, but hand wash antique, hand-painted, metallic-trimmed, or sentimental pieces.
pet bowlsUsually yes
Most stainless steel or ceramic pet bowls are dishwasher safe. Wash plastic pet bowls only if labeled dishwasher safe.