What’s the new hotness in dishwashers?
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They're the same company as Sub Zero, so yes, they probably have a long lead time.
how are these? seem cool
theres a bbuy outlet nearby that has open box/returns for cheap
i got my LG Signature washer/dryer set with pedestal washers for like $1300 a few years ago
ZACKMORRIS
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The Grand Inquisitor
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This
But hell you can even get a Bosch 100 with hidden controls and a third rack for well less than a grand, and it’s top rated in any class by CR.
infinite97
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How long do the Boschs last? I go through a new GE/Whirlpool/etc every 3 years - run it once a day, sometimes twice.
BoogieKnight
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We recently ordered a suite of Thermador appliances
And now we 🙏 to the supply chain Gods
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how are these? seem cool
theres a bbuy outlet nearby that has open box/returns for cheap
i got my LG Signature washer/dryer set with pedestal washers for like $1300 a few years ago
truthfully they are great for bars or for secondary uses but otherwise, go Miele or Bosch
benson304
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My in-laws have one of these https://www.subzero-wolf.com/cove/dishwashers
Now posted in the correct thread.
Now posted in the correct thread.
zizi
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- Jan 11, 2005
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We have a kitchenaid with 3 racks which is nice since I can put cups, glasses and small bowls on the top rack but the downside is that it takes longer to run and I think only 1 sprayer sprays at a time to keep it quieter. Sometimes I prefer my old loud dishwasher that ran at full blast but washed dishes much faster and seemed to have more water pressure.
The kitchenaid cleanwater wash system is pretty neat though as there is no screen I need to clean though it does have a detachable filter with bars that catches large chunks.
The kitchenaid cleanwater wash system is pretty neat though as there is no screen I need to clean though it does have a detachable filter with bars that catches large chunks.
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Ballast
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Bosch has almost a 6 month lead time for a 300 series, so I’m looking at a kitchen aid like my friends have
RotorBalls
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Same, they don't take up space in the top rack and wont hit the propeller on the bottom.
On a related not, I've found that moving the top rack down to accommodate bigger items typically causes issues with things below. Cool feature but hard to pull off without tetrising the shit out of stuff to make it work
yeah, I'm not moving anything around because it's a pain. If it's that big, I'll handwash it.
Quick question about Bosch. Is everyone using Finish?
Highly recommend in r/appliances for Bosch/Thermador and just about any other dishwasher. Since Bosch doesn't use a heating element for drying it's useful.
Yup. My current bosch is perfectly fine, but I wanted new everything with the renovation.
The best panel-ready I could find that was available this century was this miele, which I just know I'm going to regret.
Das_Ubermensch
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Bosch and other condensation drying are trash. Despite people raving these will never get dishes as dry as on with a heated dryer and humidity sensor. As a result they won't do as well on certain types of loads. Don't understand the raves about Bosch, had one and it was pretty trash.