Our Miele dishwasher is awesome, bought it 6 months ago. Very quiet washes perfectly and the dishes come out dry. Been told to only use powder and rinse aid not powerballs and use about 1/2 to 2/3 of the recommended dose. Works perfect. Bosch do make some good ones but make sure if you go that way you only get one with the stainless steel bottom inside not the plastic ones as they are not made in Germany.
Asko or Miele would be my advice. I think they are about as good as each other
We have decided our clothes washer and dryer are unnecessary and perhaps likely to break down so we've sold them. Washing clothes by hand only takes a few minutes a day and they dry just fine on the clothes line, gives my wife and kids something to do.
^^^ that's just silly, a few minutes stirring in the tub ain't gonna be the same as an hour or two tumbling in the washing machine.
Came here to say that the only 2 x dish techs I've talked to both said don't use tablets, powder much better for machine. I prefer it too you just pour some in and don't have to fiddle around opening plastic wrapper, touch the tab, put wrapper in bin, wash hands after.
you gotta pre wash the dishes most of the time anyway, just fill up the sink and wack in some liquid soap and there you go, i think its quicker than using a dishwasher, but i dont really care so use what ever you want really
Jarryd
If I didn't have a dishwasher I'd probably get disposable plates and cutlery.
Definitely no going back to hand washing.
Im a professional dish pig .Can whip any mechanical dishwashers butt with agood milk crate drying system
The key at home is leave the dishes pilin up in the sink for days on end and let the cockies do the cleaning
Get a dog to pre-clean the dishes and cutlery before putting into the dishwasher.
Yer I know...felix..I was going to email you to find out your secret stash
2 things I HATE paying top dollar for is fuel and washing tablets
