Dishwasher - which one is the best
07-06-2011, 07:09 PM
#82
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Originally Posted by KarenR
I went and looked today - Discovered a few things.
Bosch does not have a heat dry - so how long does it take to dry them? The inside looked really roomy.
Kitchenaid- adjustable shelves - same price as a Bosch metal bar in bottom that turns around.
One brand even had where you could put detergent in and it self monitored how much detergent was needed.
I still have a few stores left to go
Thanks for all the input. I learned so much - but can anyone tell me what a tankless waterheater is?
Bosch does not have a heat dry - so how long does it take to dry them? The inside looked really roomy.
Kitchenaid- adjustable shelves - same price as a Bosch metal bar in bottom that turns around.
One brand even had where you could put detergent in and it self monitored how much detergent was needed.
I still have a few stores left to go
Thanks for all the input. I learned so much - but can anyone tell me what a tankless waterheater is?
07-07-2011, 08:58 AM
#83
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Maryland
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
Originally Posted by KarenR
I went and looked today - Discovered a few things.
Bosch does not have a heat dry - so how long does it take to dry them? The inside looked really roomy.
Kitchenaid- adjustable shelves - same price as a Bosch metal bar in bottom that turns around.
One brand even had where you could put detergent in and it self monitored how much detergent was needed.
I still have a few stores left to go
Thanks for all the input. I learned so much - but can anyone tell me what a tankless waterheater is?
Bosch does not have a heat dry - so how long does it take to dry them? The inside looked really roomy.
Kitchenaid- adjustable shelves - same price as a Bosch metal bar in bottom that turns around.
One brand even had where you could put detergent in and it self monitored how much detergent was needed.
I still have a few stores left to go
Thanks for all the input. I learned so much - but can anyone tell me what a tankless waterheater is?
07-12-2011, 09:28 AM
#84
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Location: AZ and CT
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I have Fisher&Paykel - 2 drawers, stainless steel, heats water to the temp it 'wants' for washing. Best dishwasher I've ever had - but pricey. You can buy just 1 drawer - then the bottom unit is a storage unit. Tupperware can go in bottom. There is no top rack - top shelves on 2 sides. It takes a little time to get used to how to arrange things. 2 drawers would be best for families, but 1 drawer is perfect for 2 people. We bought the 2 drawers, but almost never use the bottom one - only when we have a lot of company. We can fit 8 dinner plates, glassware & flatware in one drawer - so we would have to have a BIG dinner party to use the bottom - LOL. We try to remember to use it occasionally - LOL. Oh - it's very quiet, too.
07-12-2011, 10:05 AM
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I change out appliances a lot. When they get older they aren't efficient no matter what brand you buy. I find a great sale/clearance price on an appliance that can replace an older one I have then I buy it. The dishwasher I have now is a Bosc and it is very quiet. I have used all brands and if they are on the upper end of quality they all clean the same.
07-12-2011, 10:41 AM
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Location: Rapid City SD
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Originally Posted by dd
I really like my Bosch. You can put anything anywhere in the dishwasher. You don't have to worry about top rack safe. I put tupperware on the bottom and don't have a problem. I do have one platter that is too big and have trouble opening the racks when it's in there. I had a Maytag during the recall and the second recall I said take it out.
I just went on the Lowe's website and got a lot of info from there. You can compare multiple units at one time. The I compared them to Bray & Scarff. Then I waited for a sale.
Now I have to do the same for a fridge.
I just went on the Lowe's website and got a lot of info from there. You can compare multiple units at one time. The I compared them to Bray & Scarff. Then I waited for a sale.
Now I have to do the same for a fridge.
07-12-2011, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by blueangel
I have a Kenmore and I like it.
07-12-2011, 07:48 PM
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Location: Sioux Falls, SD
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I have a new Whirlpool, Chose it because I wanted the silverware in the door and Whirlpool was the only one I could find that had that option, My old washer was very loud and this is a lot quieter, But I have always rinsed my dishes and still do even though they say you don't have to,
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