20 Best Dishwasher For Baby Bottles (2023 Updated)

Have a small kitchen and we’re just two of us. This dishwasher is perfect for a full day’s dishes. I’m amazed how much it can actually hold. I put mine on a cart and wheel it into the pantry (pictures).

Very quiet, surprising powerful and energy/water efficient!.

This compact dishwasher surprises me at how many dishes can be cleaned at one. My counter top was too close to my cupboards, so I had to put it on the microwave cart. Now the microwave is on the counter and the dishwasher is on the cart.

It was easy to assemble, once I turned the aerator the right way to get it off. Takes getting used to love adding. Glasses come out clean and bright. Flatware seems brighter using her dry. My flatware wouldn’t fit in holes provided in utensil basket.

They were too wide. I decided to buy a nice set through Walmart by Better Homes.

130 pounds. I installed this unit by myself. The instructions were probably the best I have ever encountered. The only shortcoming is that the fan does not shut off with the compressor.

Read the description carefully. This unit is substantially smaller than normal countertop/bar height. The measurements do not fit a standard opening, so check with your designer or contractor first on measurements, especially if you are doing a panel front.

I had to return mine because it was too small for the opening, and a contractor modification was not a feasible option. I ended up buying a Miele.

This dishwasher is 10 times louder than the $475 Frigidaire I was replacing, and it dries dishes even worse. We are so upset to have installed this yesterday and to be told by Build. com that we are out over $1,000 with installation unless ZLine takes this back.

This is definitely one of the worst purchases I’ve ever made. I’m especially disappointed because I took the time to do a month of research and even called ZLine to make sure the noise level was on par with Bosch and KitchenAid, which were backordered months from other suppliers.

I was told that it was “absolutely on par with these brands and just as quiet. ” The decibel rating apparently means nothing. This sounds like a monsoon in your kitchen, which can be heard from any point in the house including upstairs.

Perfect fit in the hole the old one came out of. (Old Fisher Paykal one lasted almost 14 years). Great front display and multiple settings which are easy to understand. Do not like the foldable left side of rack for dishes.

From are point of view it would be a better rack if stationary but it does give more options. The old dishwasher was very good for the 14 years we used it and the 105,000 miles we put one our motorhome.

I bought our Fisher-Paykel drawer dishwasher at Best Buy in 2015. It was the floor model, so I was able to buy it at the ridiculous price of $100!!! It is 2019 now, so I have been using this dishwasher for 4 years.

I LOVE IT. First of all, I never have to bend over. Second of all, now I can store all of my pots and pans in a big drawer underneath this wonderful dishwasher! Thirdly, it cleans my dishes perfectly.

Another reviewer says it is just so-so for cleaning, but I have to disagree. Lastly, you may think you cannot fit many dishes in just one drawer like this, but you will be surprised at how many dishes you can fit in here.

We are in the process of moving out of state now and I cannot take my dishwasher with me; believe me, I would if I could. So, when my husband remodels my kitchen in our new home, you can be sure that THIS is the dishwasher I will be buying from Best Buy again!!!.

So far not very pleased. It holds a lot less dishes than you think. Am already having problems with it and have had to call Best Buy, the manufacturer and the appliance repair company they use. Couldn’t get the repair guy to come in but am hopeful that the issue gets resolved sooner than later.

It technically washes dishes, I think. If I scrape the food and load they won’t be clean but if I rinse immediately and put them in clean they are clean. I’m not sure if I’m cleaning them at that point or the dishwasher is.

My last dishwasher I was spoiled and did not worry about these things. You could put anything but maybe egg dishes in there and they would be clean. The same dishes, detergent, aid, and person in this one and only about 90% get clean so now I do about 1/3 of my dishes by hand and totally rinse fully the other 2/3.

I agree with the other reviews that the design of the load area is poor and seems to not really fit anything which is a big deal since it’s an 18”. Design could have made a big difference to its use.

The reason I made this review though is the hoses and power cord. It’s very frustrating. The other reviewers aren’t stupid or weak. The hose really goes in until the last foot then you have to nearly break it, which I won’t do because the other reviewers did and had to replace their hoses.

You can tell pushing it in it goes in okay until the last foot then it’s a wall, you can push it in technically but it feels like you are bending the actual hose up which is hard and will quickly break down the hose.

Today, however, somehow and I don’t know how- I go to pull out the power cord and it’s stuck. It comes out a few inches and that’s it. It’s hard to imagine this is due to anything other than whatever terrible situation is going on inside that back with those hoses and cords having such a hard time going back.

The back panel doesn’t just come off either. I’ll have to look into how to take the machine apart. Atleast I will be able to see what in the world is going on with these hoses. There really should be a recall on the hose but since it’s not safety there will not be.

Please don’t give me any tips on how to successfully operate a dishwasher or slowly feed a hose back into it.

Unless you use huge dinner plates every day, the entire back half of the dishwasher is completely useless! Any dish I put there, even if it stays upright, is dangling into the washing arm so that it stops it.

As others have said, the front controls are ridiculously hidden. I have to bend down and squint into this tiny little slit to see what’s going on, totally insane. The interior is just designed so badly, I find it very difficult to figure out where to put my dishes.

The silverware basket is next to useless. If you have any kind of design on your silverware they’re not going to fit inside the tiny little slits that they gave you to put silverware in. Fortunately I saved the silverware basket from my old dishwasher and I use that.

I’ll probably just throw the one that came with it out. The hoses completely impossible to store. I thought I’d broken something the first time I pulled the hose out, and there’s no way I’m going to force it back in.

So now it dangles out the back really stupidly. I had a little Danby for 6 years, it was wonderful, plenty of room inside for an 18 in. The reviews on the GE portable or atrocious, but there really isn’t another 18 in available.

I had to have a portable and I had to have an 18 inch because of the size of my kitchen. I also hate the stainless steel, stainless steel appliances are constantly dirty. I almost hope this one dies sooner rather than later.

Overall, this is great. Here is why: It runs quieter than expected and does a good job. I wish that the connections were easier to pull out and put back in – sometimes it feels like I’m pulling too hard and causing damage, although I am not.

I wiped mineral oil on the faucet connection tubes to reduce friction, but this might not be a long term solution. The wheels could also use a locking mechanism, as my floor is uneven and causes the washer to travel, but this also speaks to how easy the washer is to maneuver, which is great.

I purchased a 2″ doorstop and this fixes this problem perfectly. If you want to replace the wheels, I’d avoid doing so. It is likely that they wont have clearance enough to swivel, as they need to be close enough to the small diameter of the stock wheels.

The user interface is great. The whole machine looks fantastic in the kitchen, and serves to add more counter space for my situation. Unless you have large loads of dishes regularly, the smaller washer is enough room.

It can hold a couple days of dirty dishes from 2 people, but pots and large cookware will take up a lot of space. That’s normal, though. I received an error code yesterday, but was able to fix it – my water intake tube was at an angle too severe and it prohibited water flow.

Simple fix, but the error code was mysterious. Perhaps in the manual there is a list of error codes and their explanations – I did not look, I googled – so that’d be nice to have on hand. If it’s included, well done GE.

If not, add it. Maybe add a QR code leading to troubleshooting or FAQ on the inside of the detergent lid. Find this thing at a discount, and you’re golden.

I love this dishwasher. It’s just my husband and I in a small home with no built-in dishwasher. I have been hand washing dishes for many years. Now, at the end of the day, I can put our coffee mugs, our dinner and silver war, wine glasses in the machine and go to bed.

It is very quiet, does a good job. It is bulky, so I bought a rolling cart from QVC to set it on. I can roll it out of sight when not in use and I have my limited countertop space again. We plan to put it in our 5th wheel when we go camping.

If you keep it portable, you need to fill it up with about 1 1/2G of water for each cycle. There is a drain hose that drains the used water and I put in my kitchen sink. I saved a gallon plastic jug to use to fill it with water.

The regular cycle is over 2 hours, so I run it at night, then take the dishes out in the morning. The dishes are dry, except for the tops of glasses, coffee mugs, wine glasses, were the water can’t drain off.

The rapid cycle is under 1 hour, and it seems to clean, but not dry. It has been instrumental in keeping my kitchen clean and tidy. I hated putting my hands in the hot dish water, so the dishes would pile up until I had lot of dishes to wash.

Now, I wash the dishes at the end of every day. The silverware tray holds the forks and spoons vertically, and not all of the slots accept my forks, but I have learned which ones to use for the forks.

Big bulky handles will not slide into slots. Dinner plates do fit, but they need to be leaning. Check out video to see how they loaded dishes. Because they test it before shipping, there may be moisture inside.

Be reminded that the unit will arrive with residual water in it. They do test runs on each machine before they’re shipped out. Lost one star for the packing/shipping. It would have been nice if they used a “THIS SIDE UP” label for shipment, as the box was thoroughly soaked on one side and the bottom; if I had to return the unit, the box it came in would not have survived the return trip.

That said, this thing is just the ticket. Neatly holds two full sets of dinnerware, and cleans everything well. I haven’t used the rapid cycle; the full cycle runs all the way through with no problems, and works best with the gel-type dishwashing detergent.

Shop around – The regular QVC price on this is $399. 00, which is comparable to what you’ll find on the retail market. I got it when QVC had it on sale for $319. 00 w/free shipping. The best time to order one is when the discount programs (Rakuten/Ebates, Mr.

Rebates, Retail Me Not, etc. ) are running discounts, also. Rakuten was running 10%, which covered the amount of the sales tax.

I purchased this dishwasher looking for a midline quiet dishwasher. I’ve now has this for I believe 8 years and I would say it has met my expectations but not delighted. I see several reviewers complain about the cheap wheels on the bottom rack and couldn’t agree more but I took the plastic wheel retainers out and replaced with 1/4 inch stainless screws with lock nuts so I could tighten them without squeezing the wheels…problem solved but probably shouldn’t have had to do that.

Other then that my only other complaint is every once in a while water comes out from somewhere but I’ve never figured out where. It is infrequent enough that I haven’t caught it in the act and when I see the leak I’ve looked everywhere underneath and can’t see anything dripping.

My guess is they depending on how the bottom rack is loaded it could be that a plate or bowl may direct some spray towards the door edge and possibly leak there but I’ve never had a smoking gun on that.

Since this is an old model I wouldn’t recommend now but I think I have received my money’s worth. I’ve had other whirlpool products and have always considered them pretty good and a good value but not always top of the line.

I’ve also had Samsung (not a fan) LG (like them very much but good luck if you need repairs) and Bosch (good but maybe overrated). I do like whirlpool enough that I have recommended their products to others when they are trying to get a good value.

A few years after we moved into our house the dishwasher failed, so we bought a whirlpool gold series brand new. Disappointing decision. We used the heat dry for a year or two, but the steam coming out the front vent rusted out the front cover.

We had to pay to replace it (out of warranty by a few weeks) and it did the same thing within one year. (My sister used to have the same dishwasher, and hers did the same thing. ) The steam from the vent also warps the underside of the counter.

In addition, the dry cycle didn’t actually dry the dishes, so what was the point? We ended up running the dishwasher at night, not using dry cycle, and just opening the dishwasher in the morning to air dry.

However, in the last six months, we now have a growing mold problem in the dishwasher. We use the dishwasher daily, air dry it for several hours each day, clean the filter on a frequent basis, and have even tried a variety of detergents.

We have scrubbed the dishwasher, washed several empty cycles with vinegar and nothing seems to combat the mold. The clips for the upper tray dividers do not stay on (fall off regularly) and the silverware holder slots are not big enough to hold our model of silverware.

Stay far away from this dishwasher. We will go with Bosch next time.

I can’t recall exactly when I noticed that this machine didn’t work right, but it was pretty early on; within the first year for sure. Dishes often don’t come out clean, and not just a speck here and there- dirty, with food residue all over them.

I have a list of things that have to be completely rinsed off before I wash them in the machine – peanut butter, hummus, cheese, batter of any kind, eggs, tomato sauce, chocolate. and if anything is even remotely dried on, forget it.

I have to soak it. Even a glass with a bit of dried milk. I’ve given up on ever using the dryer, as that will just bake anything left (and there’s always something) right on. Components that held the top rack in place disintegrated until it was no longer usable.

After noticing the heating element was warped and blocking the sprayer arm, I had a repairman replace a ‘faulty thermostat’ (and the rack parts) this past summer, but the main issues remain. I’ve tried every detergent on the market, I keep the rinse aid full, but this dishwasher still sucks.

The repairman also said he thinks the motor is going on it, but I’ll know for sure “if it just stops working at all” one day. We bought this dishwasher in December of 2018, and it’s largely been a source of stress and irritation since then.

That is not what modern appliances are supposed to be. The average life of an appliance has already declined significantly over history. Is 10 years now expecting too much? We paid good money for this – where did you cut costs, Whirlpool? I used to trust this brand, and I no longer do.

We replaced a 15 year-old dishwasher with this one. I think this one will last just as long. The new one is much quieter while running. I really like how the racks are ‘arranged. ‘ I put the silverware/eating utensils ‘container’ on the door, and there are times when some of the utensils do not get clean.

For whatever reason, I now need to use Lemi-Shine Detergent Booster along with dishwasher tabs (regardless of brand) to get dishes completely clean (felt like there was a ‘film’ on them without the Lemi-Shine, and I do use rinse aid).

Cycles in the new dishwasher are also longer. if I use the ‘short’ cycle, the dishwasher can only be about half-full if I want everything to get clean. The top rack when I pull it out has a screeching sound.

My husband took it out and tried to lube it up. that worked for a bit, but the screeching sound returned, so we are leaving it. I do think it is a good dishwasher, and I am happy with my purchase.

We saved up for a couple of years to finally purchase a dishwasher for our family of four with two young kids. As you can imagine we grew very tired of hand washing all those dishes and were ecstatic to finally have a dishwasher in our home.

We researched extensively but clearly did not give enough credence to the many negative reviews here. This dishwasher was installed in Jan 2020 and showed reduced performance quickly before finally breaking down over the summer.

We finally called for a repair under Warrantee in Oct and had to wait until the end of Jan for the parts to come in. The repairman was friendly and worked quickly to replace our pump and motor (parts he assured me did not usually break so quickly) and we were thrilled to have our dishwasher back.

By Sept of this year, we had the same problem. Water filled the tub and drained as expected and would proceed through a cycle to completion, however no water was pumping from the spray arms to actually wash the dishes.

Once again it looks like we need a new circulation pump! I find it hard to believe that this same part would break again in under a year however was advised that because I didn’t pay for the first replacement part (as it was under warrantee) that there was no warrantee to cover the cost of this second replacement.

I was offered a tiny rebate after purchase of a new Whirlpool appliance as though any part of me would want to purchase another brand new Whirlpool appliance after these stressful and frustrating two years.

This machine is clearly faulty however they have no desire to make it right. Please save yourself the heartache and look elsewhere – I wish I had as I’m not back to hand washing all our dishes for the third time in three years.

The quick attach adapter is ONLY compatible with kitchen sink aerators. If it’s for use on a bathroom faucet or shower faucet you’ll need to buy a new hose for the intake port. I set mine in a shower we never use and bought a D/W hose and a cheap brass adapter.

It works very well! The stock drain hose work fine. I ditched the “quick adapter” entirely because it’s only compatible with Kitchen faucets.

This dishwasher was worth everything single payment. It has improved my quality of life. I have somewhat limited mobility. This has made my life easier. The performance is really good quality. I must say that as a new customer to QVC.

I was a bit hesitant to pay for this item. But I realized that it was worth every penny! I’m pleasantly suprised.

This dishwasher works well. Very seldom it leaves a dirty dish behind. Only a light rinse is needed beforehand and everything comes clean. The rack is a problem. When you pull the rack out, it rolls back inside.

This makes it very difficult to load dishes. You need one hand to hold the rack and the other to load. Bad design for this issue only. Be sure to measure your dinner size plates. Any plates bigger than 10 1/4” may not fit.

I recently purchased an 18” Frigidaire dishwasher to replace a broken old dishwasher. The old unit ( not Frigidaire) washed dishes fine until it broke. It was very noisy. I paid to have an installation of my new dishwasher done from Home Depot.

The unit was delivered 5 days later as promised and the installer came out a few hours later. He did a great job and the new dishwasher fit perfect in my little condo. I turned it on when the installer left.

It was so quiet, that I thought it wasn’t working! The only time I heard anything was during the drain cycle. I have used several different cycles. My favorite is the 60 minute cycle. Dishes come out spotless and shinning.

I am so happy I purchased this Frigidaire dishwasher. It exceeds my expectations.

With this dishwasher you don’t have to wash your dishes before you run your dishwasher. If you rinse them fairly well they will get clean very well. Noise Level For some reason this dishwasher sounds like a train running in the kitchen.

Since the kitchen is steps from the TV room and just a few more to the bedroom it sometimes become a hardship to do anything in the house when running the dishwasher. It has a great delay feature though, so I try to set it to run when we either aren’t home or asleep with the bedroom door shut.

Cleaning Time This seems to have a VERY long cleaning cycle. Because of the noise I try to run it when we aren’t present but that becomes very difficult because of the extreme cleaning time involved.

Loading Flexibility This dishwasher has average loading flexibility. There is really nothing special about it, but it does have places for dishes and cups and small items. Performance The machine gets the dishes clean.

Even though it is loud it does a fine job of getting everything clean. I like being able to put something in here that has just been rinsed, run it three days later and have it come clean. Design The design is just a basic dishwasher.

It gets the job done but it’s not super fancy. Very good at getting things clean though. Durability We have owned the dishwasher for five years and it still gets the dishes as clean as it did the first day we used it.

Very durable and reliable.

This dishwasher is adequate for a small dishwasher. Note that it is not very tall and the feet had to be extended about 2″ to meet the standard-height countertop. But this is typical for the 18″ dishwashers.

It is IDENTICAL inside to the GE 18″ model – I asked the salesman what the difference was and he said they were made in the same factory. So far, it is performing well and cleaning the dishes and pots and pans.

But don’t be fooled by the “quiet sound” package – it is not at all quiet compared to my three previous 24″ higher quality dishwashers that can barely be heard 6 feet away. You can hear the water swishing against the interior walls well into the next room (and it is not in an open kitchen).

So if this is your price point, the Frigidaire and the GE will perform the same and be satisfactory. Pay more for the Bosch and I’m pretty sure it will be a quieter machine.

I was able to install an 18″ washer without really whacking my cabinets up. I removed one cabinet and installed this in it’s spot. I live by myself so I really don’t need a big washer. This would still be big enough for two people though.

The washer is quiet but not as quiet as my brother’s Bosch. I really don’t mind being able to hear it. That way I know that it is running. The stainless interior is real nice. It does a good job cleaning dishes.

It does seem to take a long time to clean them but I always use the heavy cycle. I never timed it but I would guess that it takes about 2 hrs to complete. The top of the front of the unit is plastic and looks kind of cheap.

It has lights on the front that light up when it is running which I like. I had a GE before that had no lights so you didn’t know when it was running. The one complaint that I have about it is that it is not as deep from front to back as a standard washer.

If you put a plate in the back then the plate up front will overlap the rear plate. That is not a real big deal but it would be nice if it was a little bit deeper. Overall I like the washer and would get it again.

I was originally going to get a Bosch but just couldn’t justify the extra $300 that the Bosch cost.

This dishwasher is a lifesave for our family. We can no longer stand having to wash our dishes by hand again after taking them out of the dishwasher because they are still greasy and sometimes have tiny foodstuff on them.

I’m surprised how clean and dry our glassware are after using our new dishwasher for the first time. Even the stubborn stains on our pots and pans were completely gone. It’s just fantastic. Glad we bought it.

My first reaction when my dishwasher arrived was “Did we get the wrong item, because it looks bigger than we were expecting?” Then one of the technicians started taking it out of the box and we realized it’s the right item.

It looks gorgeous on the inside and on the outside. It also has enough capacity to handle our daily dishwashing needs. Just awesome. I wouldn’t think twice to buy from this store again.

I was confused when I first saw this dishwasher. I thought it’s some kind of hand me down or a clunker. Apparently, it’s the most awesome dishwasher they have because it has a customizable door panel.

That’s so cool. I’m having a kitchen makeover next month and I’m planning to make the entire cabinet row uniform. This is the perfect choice.

We bought this portable dishwasher for 15 months of initial use in a rental home with the hope of bringing it with us when we move to our permanent home. Over the past 25 years, we’ve owned more than a few dishwashers including models from Maytag and Bosch with varying degrees of satisfaction.

It’s been ten months since we started using this portable unit and we pack a ton into it. We do remove all food scraps before loading so we’re just concerned about getting rid of greasy residue and having the dishes and cutlery sparkling clean.

Didn’t expect a portable unit to be as good as this model has been over the first ten months we’ve had it. It ranks with the best of any of the installed units we’ve owned. Crossing our fingers and hoping that it continues working this well once we install it under the counter in our new house.

Only wish is that we could get a stainless steel front fascia for it to match the other kitchen appliances in our new house.

I purchased this to replace a 19 year old Fisher & Paykel double drawer dishwasher. I love it. There are some differences between the models since one was much newer. This one is so quiet, the only time I hear it is when it is draining and even that is quieter than the old model.

I love the 2 different size drawers enabling me to wash items that are a bit taller. I also like the option to fold down the tines /racks. This is perfect for a 2 person household, we use mostly cups, plates, glasses and flatware.

It is handy to run only one drawer but you can run them both at the same time if necessary. Yes it is expensive but fits my needs perfectly. I would have to use up all my dishes before running an regular style dishwasher.

The cover that goes on the flatware basket isn’t a feature I can use as my handles are wider than the openings in the cover. The fold down racks aren’t as user friendly as the old ones. The color I received was black stainless instead of the regular stainless color.

I mentioned to the delivery man that it was darker than my old one. He checked and said it was the correct one, he did say that we should go ahead and install it and call if it was a problem. It did have 2 different model #’s on the packaging.

but it’s definitely black stainless. It was a difficult install so I didn’t bother calling to have it changed out. I was happy to get it ordered and arrived without any change from the original estimated delivery date and was estimated several months earlier than another retailer estimated.

I “thought” this would be a great concept. Wrong! Never want a dishwasher like this again. Pro: when using top drawer it’s so much better for people with back issues and have a hard time bending. That’s it, that’s the only Pro I can come up with.

Cons: extremely small! Can’t fit half of what I put in my prior dishwasher, even using both drawers. The dish prongs are horribly designed, they are so tight together that unless you’re putting just plates, bowls and containers are almost impossible to load.

Doesn’t dry at all! I even use the “extra dry” option, when cycle is complete everything is completely wet. Even when I run the machine overnight, in the morning when I unload it, I still have to completely towel dry everything.

I’ve just completely remodeled my kitchen with all new appliances, this is the WORST appliance I’ve ever purchased. $1800+ down the drain, I’m now in the process of purchasing a dishwasher, and I’ve only had this one 3 months.

We bought this dishwasher 1 year ago based on availability, specs, price point, and recommendations from other reviews. It seemed to be a good choice because of the stainless steel tub, relatively quiet db, good price point, and positive reviews.

Unfortunately, this model does not dry the dishes or cutlery well (despite following recommendations for rinse aid, proper loading, etc. ). There are often food particles remaining (despite rinsing dishes prior to loading) and there is sometimes residue in the tub.

The motor quit after 9 months of owning it. It was repaired under warranty but it is still not meeting our expectations. Our much older base model performed far better.

I bought this several months ago, and received it damaged. It took two months to get it exchanged, mostly because of the vendor. Now that it’s installed, I’d say it’s an average dishwasher. It’s way quieter than the 20 year old model we had before.

But for some reason, it stiiinks. We clean the filters and traps regularly, but if you don’t use it every day (say you have a couple of days where you don’t make many dishes), the smell is atrocious.

The result is that we use ours way more than we need to to keep the smell at bay. It also doesn’t dry very well, which is another reason I can only call it average. It’s fine, and I don’t regret buying it, I just wouldn’t call it great or amazing.

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TranslateShow in original languageDługo się wahałam przed zakupem tej czy innej zmywarki kiedy zepsuła się moja kilkunastoletnia, bo nawet u producenta nie mogłam uzyskać konkretnej informacji jak duże talerze zmieszczą się szufladach – istotnej ze względu na brak możliwości zmiany wysokości górnego kosza.

W końcu cena spadła tak, że zaryzykowałam i nie żałuję. Na dole wchodzą talerze do 28 cm średnicy, na górze spokojnie 21 cm lub trochę więcej. Przed pierwszym uruchomieniem zmywarki trzeba użyć załączonego paska do sprawdzenia twardości wody w kranie i ustawić na tej podstawie stopień poboru soli za pomocą pokrętła i przycisku “start” na wyświetlaczu (opis tego procederu jest w “Szybkim przewodniku”, a w instrukcji jest opis jak ustawić poziom poboru nabłyszczacza; w papierach faktycznie brak polskiej instrukcji i przewodnika).

Filtr składa się z dwóch części – plastikowej “na wcisk” i drobnej metalowej którą się wykręca w celu wyczyszczenia, niestety ta druga nie posiada własnego dna więc jest ryzyko że trzeba będzie grzebać w zmywarce jeśli przypadkiem pozostaną tam jakieś resztki jedzenia.

Nie da się przestawić miejsc na talerze, jedynie koszyk na sztućce (i da się mu zdemontować rączkę) i te małe półeczki na górnej szufladzie można złożyć, dać wyżej lub niżej. Do pojemnika na sól wszedł mi może 1 kg i zmywarka przez cały pierwszy cykl sygnalizowała, że nie ma soli.

Przepchnęłam trochę ręcznie sól w głąb zmywarki przed kolejnym cyklem i dosypałam jeszcze trochę i było ok, mimo wszystko zawód, że tak mało tam wchodzi. Ustawiłam program ECO z tabletką “wszystko w jednym” i poszłam spać.

Rano naczynia były czyste bez zacieków, a talerze suche, ale na denkach szklanek i kubków od góry oraz na ścianach zmywarki skropliła się woda. Następnym razem postanowiłam włączyć opóźniony start żeby zawczasu odparować rano zmywarkę.

Przed 1:00 w nocy ustawiłam start za 3 godziny, więc teoretycznie powinna wystartować o 4:00 i wyłączyć się ok. 6:30, więc się zdziwiłam, że o 7:30 jeszcze wciąż paliła się kontrolka na suszenie (zmywarka nie odmierza czasu pozostałego do końca programu tylko informuje na jakim jest etapie).

Krótko potem jak zajrzałam przed 8:00 to już sygnalizowała koniec, ale jak otworzyłam drzwi wszystko było ledwo ciepłe, nie było co odparowywać. Tym razem jednak naczynia były w większości suche, tylko na denkach kubków umieszczonych pod blachą do pieczenia skropliła się woda.

Podsumowując, jeśli nawet przyjąć, że ta zmywarka zepsuje się za dwa lata, to nie licząc prądu i wody wyjdzie 40 zł miesięcznie za to, że nie muszę zmywać naczyń (jeśli wykupię dodatkową ochronę to taniej) – pomimo wszelkich jej niedoskonałości chyba warto, bo żadnej gosposi za takie pieniądze się nie zatrudni.

TranslateShow in original languagefacile istallazione, ti arriva completa di tutto il necessario. programmi pochi ma funzionali, cestello sotto molto ampio, e soprattutto alto [ entrano tramquilla piatti grandi da portata senza intralciare la pala per il lavaggio ].

non troppi rumori. al momento stoviglie pulite bene. pecca non ci sono le istruzioni in italiano e non c’è lo schema dei lavaggi [ tempo, consumo e asciugatura ].

I had an older model GE (I miss it so much) the racks were rusted with broken spokes, I looked into replacing the racks and it could be done but the cost was steep for parts in addition to the labor of the appliance serviceman, who is the only one who could get parts I’m told.

So, instead of dropping four hundred to rehabilitate an old appliance, I went ahead and bought a new dishwasher. well. two. First a thousand-dollar Samsung (so terrible I don’t have words) then, this slightly cheaper Maytag.

Conclusion: Modern dishwashers are total garbage! Because they’re now supposedly “energy saving” they take well over 3 hours per cycle. But, I **KNOW** I’m wasting much more water pre-washing and post-washing than the machine itself can ever save.

Who’s idea was this? Energy star, give a call, please! About post-washing. you NEED a rinse aid. For some reason, these modern dishwashers cannot operate without a rinse aid. I ran a series of experiments, loading differently, using every setting combo, etc.

I also bought every kind of dishwashing detergent and rinse aid on the market. Some were really cheap and had bright blue coloring added to them. You can guess what color the little droplets of residue on my supposedly clean dishes was.

yes, after 3+ hours on super hot – power wash – with the sanitize option on. I don’t want to eat detergent or rinse aid, so I use the more natural stuff and rinse the glasses and bowls before putting them away, again this is after washing them before loading every.

single. day!? Because you have to plan the entire evening around your new time-consuming appliance. When to cook, what to cook, whether you can watch a movie with the dishwasher noise, and if the bowl you use for popcorn is being held hostage inside it until tomorrow, etc.

When the serviceman was here for the crappier Samsung, I asked him to please bring back my old dishwasher. He refused but added, “Oh everybody says that, everybody misses their old dishwasher”. Stick with your old appliance if at all possible.

I chose this model because it was priced right for a stainless steel tub. I shopped during the supply chain shortages due to the pandemic, so my options were limited. Despite the lack of choices, I’m happy with my purchase so far.

I didn’t want to spend a lot of my budget on a dishwasher. to me it doesn’t need to be all that special (as compared to paying more for extra features on a range). I was looking for durability first and foremost and wanted to minimize plastic.

it doesn’t mix well with heat. I’ve only had it a few months but it’s really quiet, has a 4 hour delay, normal (3+ hrs), auto cycle, power boost, sani-rinse, and a quick cycle which takes an hour without using heat dry.

All of these features I do appreciate. It does not have a rinse-only cycle, which I don’t miss as much as I thought I would. And you can’t choose the sani-rinse when using the quick cycle. I’m not sure the auto cycle does anything other than the ‘normal’.

It’s hard to tell if its doing anything different. The biggest drawback is the lack of creativity in the racks. They are very basic, and the way the pegs are set up makes it difficult to fit everything in efficiently.

The larger top rack does help with this though. My pans still get clean if I have to put them in the top rack. I bought it through costco, so delivery and installation were terrific. The fingerprint free stainless front is great too.

didn’t realize how much I’d love that feature. Now I just hope it’s durable and lasts more than 10 years like my last dishwasher did. *motivated to complete this honest review in order to be entered in sweepstakes**.