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ceegee 07-05-2011 07:24 AM

i have a two drawer kenmore It is fantassstic! If I have a little bit I user only one drawe-alot-two drawers. If any of you are kosher use one drawer for meat and the other for milk
ceegee

Rose L 07-05-2011 07:24 AM

I"ve never had a dishwasher but I'm planning to get one soon so I've done a lot of research and asking from friends and family. I'm going with a Bosch. I've never heard a single complaint about them!

IdahoSandy 07-05-2011 07:31 AM

I was always taught to never buy the cheapest or the most expensive appliance but to buy a brand name in between. I personally a Maytag person.
IdahoSandy

Gramma 07-05-2011 07:34 AM

Always had kitchen aid & loved them! Never had a problem.
Then again can always get a lemon in anything.

Nikki and Co. 07-05-2011 07:35 AM

We've had a Bosch for 13 yrs.....it's quiet and still cleans all dishes and pans beautifully, I love it.

catrancher 07-05-2011 07:40 AM

I have an Electrolux, and it's so quiet! I have to put my ear down next to it to tell if it's running. I've never seen one so quiet.

Gayle 07-05-2011 08:32 AM

We bought a Bosch because it is quiet. Our old machine made so much noise we couldn't hear the TV (kitchen and family room is an open area). The Bosch is sooooooooooo much better!

Quilter7x 07-05-2011 08:37 AM


Originally Posted by Ellen
I love my Whirlpool Silent Partner I....obviously it's quiet. The only reason I rinse my dishes off is because I only run it 2 times a week normally and don't want the food to dry on. I also don't want little ground up stuff to accumulate at the bottom of the machine where it's supposed to grind stuff up in the drain.
This machine has a short rinse cycle you can use without washing. The silverware tray is in the door. This dishwasher holds a LOT and big stuff too. Oh, and I can turn off heated drying. Saves a ton in electric costs.
I've heard Whirlpool makes a lot of other brands like Kenmore and don't remember the others....I think Signature (Montgomery Ward) too....and others.
I think we paid about $400.

I have the same dishwasher. What I love about it is how quiet it is and that it's spacious inside and cleans the dishes well. I thought having the silverware tray on the door would be a good thing at first, but when you have the bottom rack out, you can't put silverware in the tray. Didn't like that at first, but used to it now and like it because it leaves the entire lower rack open for anything. I do use the rinse feature if we won't be running it for a few days, that's a really nice feature to have. We paid the same, about $400.

nancy59 07-05-2011 08:39 AM

I have a BOSCH and it is okay. The only problem I find is you have to run it every other day or it starts to smell. DH has tried everything to fix this but I guess it is common in some Bosch's.

waladopa 07-05-2011 08:44 AM

I do baking, lots of it. I use 12' x 17' baking pans.
I can get 9 or 10 of them in my Kitchenaid dishwasher.
I still usually have to do 2 or 3 loads per day. I wouldn't know my dishwasher was running without looking at the lights on the front. I vote for Kitchenaid.


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