Yes, dishwashers are designed to provide a full dishwashing function, which includes rinsing as part of the cleaning process. Dishwashers typically have multiple cycles, including a pre-wash or rinse cycle, a main wash cycle, and a rinse cycle.
During the pre-wash or rinse cycle, the dishwasher sprays water onto the dishes to remove loose food particles and other debris. This initial rinse helps to prepare the dishes for the main wash cycle, where detergent and more intense cleaning action take place. The rinse cycle at the end of the dishwasher's cleaning process helps to remove any remaining detergent residues and provides a final rinse for the dishes, leaving them clean and ready for use.
The combination of pre-washing, main washing, and rinsing cycles in dishwashers ensures thorough cleaning and sanitation of dishes, utensils, and other kitchenware.