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Post by scraphollie27 on Jun 15, 2016 5:56:08 GMT
I hate mine and am getting what I deserve by telling DH to go to the store and buy a dishwasher because I didn't feel like appliance shopping. The shortest cycle is 2 hours and 15 minutes! I didn't even know this was possible. I spent hours trying to figure out how to make clean dishes in a normal amount of time, but alas, I'm stuck with the world's longest dishwasher cycle. On top of this ridiculousness, is the fact that it is impossible to load in an organized manner. It's like rocket science.
But it's quiet and the dishes are spotlessly clean...
My dishwashers usually only last about four years but I can guarantee that this one will last 30 years because I hate it that much.
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Post by kellapea on Jun 15, 2016 18:13:07 GMT
My 16 year old Bosh in my former house was way better than the Frigidaire in my brand new house.
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Post by Dictionary on Jun 15, 2016 18:50:58 GMT
I just bought one that replaced my Kenmore. It's extremely quiet and I have the 3rd shallow rack which I use for my silverware. The racks themselves are adjustable and you can fold parts down to accommodate for larger items. As for how long it washes, it clearly states about your hot water heater being set at certain temps which can prolong the length of the wash if it's set low..so for people who are complaining try turning up you water heater. I don't have any issues with mine and love that I can just load it and rinse until it needs to be ran completely.
I do a lot of research and the Bosch is the one that came out on top. My mother is on her second one and she would never buy another brand.
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zella
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Post by zella on Jun 15, 2016 19:22:31 GMT
Best dishwasher we've ever had, by a LOT. It's about 7 years old, works as well as the day we first used it. We had a repairman out once, but it turned out it was a plumbing issue in our house, not the dishwasher's fault at all.
We have one of the top end models, so it was pricey, but I'd get it again. It's the only dishwasher I've ever owned that gets off stuck on food every time, never deposits food particles on other pieces, and doesn't leave any kind of film on glasses. I also spring for more expensive dishwasher product too, which may help (usually Cascade Platinum pods).
I presume this is still the same: the lower end models don't have a heated drying cycle. But it's the heated dry cycle that sanitizes, and I want my dishes sanitized (particularly items that came into contact with raw meat). The higher end ones do have the heating, though you can still choose not to use it.
We also sprang for the extended warranty, and this gives us one visit a year for a "tune up" or check. Also glad we did that.
And the thing is so quiet that we often don't realize it's on, even when we're in the kitchen.
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