Best Dishwashers - Only 3 worth buying! The best dishwasher for the money and more!
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- Top 3 dishwashers worth buying - Stop looking at everything that’s out there, getting confused and frustrated. These are the three you need to consider. And this is an epic detailed review and dishwasher buying guide, that is filled with helpful insights and tips. Take a look at this video, and you will know what to buy in 2023.
00:00 - Intro
01:56 - GE Profile UltraFresh System Dishwasher with Microban Antimicrobial Technology
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04:42 - Tips
07:37 - Bosch 300 Series Dishwasher, 24 inch Black
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10:55 - LG Top Control Smart wi-fi Enabled Dishwasher with QuadWash and TrueSteam
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I had an amazing Maytag I bought in 2006. Was so quiet I had to put my ear up to it to see if it was running. Dishes sparkled. Sold the house. Should have taken my Maytag!
It's amazing how far quality has come down from the past, when we can say we've gotten through a month with our appliance with no problems. They all have built in obsolescence today.
I purchased a $1,000, GE dryer a few years back that CAME broken. Brand new from the factory, defective. I call about it and the lady tells me, get this, "let's set you up for a service appointment".
My 10 + year old Bosch works just fine for me, it only has 3 cycles, takes about 90 minutes on regular cycle, no fancy bells & whistles or anti microbial crap. It's a dish washer, it washes dishes not manufacturing penicillin.
I love my new bosch but you are so right. Programming it is so frustrating even when I had a bosch service rep help me over the phone. When you have an "A" which is not marked "A" you know this is not for your average or even above average senior.
Got an electrolux GA60GLVS last week. 42decibels, no cutlery basket - has a flatware tray, and autoopens after the cycle. Wouldn't want to give a recommendation after a week, but the three features I mentioned are very nice.
I recommend Kitchen aid, they are quiet and efficient and clean really well. Who needs a WIFI enabled DW? That seems like a really stupid feature. You load it and hit the frickin start button. Come on people, lift a frickin finger.
You right it is stupid. Who is going to load the dishwasher so it can be turned-on from the office?
😆 My sentiments also.
That is funny! I was jamming and learning the whole time. The music is great! Thank you for all the info. Love it! 😊
Bosch 300,500,800 are the best and yes we own one. No problems. Then probably kitchen aid and Jenn Air.
GE dishwasher that offered top wash only was the selling pint for me.
In the beginning I had trouble selecting and starting. The built in touch display stopped working years later. It was difficult starting during the push button selection when it was installed. Three years later the selection panel needed to be replaced for $600.
I bought an AEG dishwasher 6 years ago and it’s been fantastic of far 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
Ditch the music. It's terrible, plus it's so loud, it interferes with being able to hear the narrator.
If you reply to this comment, and reiterate that the music is bad... we will change it in all videos!! Thanks for your opinion!
@@UponTop no music please.
Agree
@@joniboulware1436 yup
Agree
OMG the music is so painful! I really wanted this information but my ears just wouldn’t let me 😢
I wrote a lot here because I want to help those who read it. In part it's long because I substantiate what I'm saying.
Point #1
Check the label on the machine as to where the GE dishwashers/appliances are made. I understand that GE Appliances are now owned by China.
Point #2
Logic. Does anyone actually need a dishwasher that has WI-FI and smartphone capability?
Point #3
Heated-Dry setting wastes money. Use "Hi-Temp Wash" instead for better wash results along with satisfactory drying.
Point #4
Don't use detergent formulas labeled as "Complete" because these muck up the pump, thus causing a strain the motor. Straining the motor, overheats it. Persistently overheating a motor will cause it to burn out. A straining motor raises your electric bill.
Use a detergent that's only a detergent. If you want a rinse agent, use a rinse agent that's only a rinse agent.
Point #5
The very best dishwasher detergent is, Somat Classic. Pricey, but you never have to wash twice, and it won't hurt your machine. As well, it's environmentally friendly because it's a powder, unlike detergent gels containing water thus adding weight to the trucks shipping the gels. Somat Classic, is also environmentally friendly because you control the amount to use, compared to pods. Pods (for any type of detergent) are known for using more detergent than necessary, thus adding unnecessary detergent into the environment. Thus, wasting your money.
And, NO, I do not work for the company that makes Somat, nor do I have any financial gain to be made from naming it.
I'm a real Yankee, from the New England region in the USA and we can't stand waste or wasting money. I'm old too so I've learned a lot. Everything I've written here I learned the hard way, from being ripped-off, in having to run my dishwasher twice, and through trial and error.
Point #6
I want to offer help regarding costs.
a)
If you're shopping for a dishwasher and you find a great buy on one, check out why it's a great buy. Is being discontinued? Is it a troublesome model? Is it built somewhere other than the USA?
There are times when a great buy isn't. And there are times when spending more on something will pay you back in the best of ways. And don't believe salesmen or saleswomen for a number of reasons. One reason is that they always have to do what their sales manager tells them to do. Another reason not to believe them is that, when you do, you're giving them the OK to make decisions for you that are probably not for your benefit. Always check things out on your own. And preferably before shopping and always before buying. Sales personnel that rip people off, can sleep at night because they believe an uninformed consumer is fair game, and it's not their fault if consumers don't study up. An informed consumer has power and is smart about money.
b)
There isn't any sense out of spending more money for a dishwasher that has WI-FI and smartphone capability. As far as I can tell you can't do anything with that. Being able to start your dishwasher from your office doesn't create a maid at home to load it for you, so that you can start it from the office. And you don't need remote access to check on it, because it's automatic.
c)
I also mentioned using "Hi-Temp Wash" instead of "Heated-Dry." The reason is that Hi-Temp Wash causes my dishwasher to be so hot that the dishes dry quickly without a heated drying. As well, I prefer this to Sani-Rinse.
I don't have to open the door when it finishes either. Most modern dishwashers have a fan that runs for a while (without heat) after the end of the program. If heated-dry was set, it's going to be consuming more electricity by running the heating element with the fan for the entire heated-dry cycle. But setting the hi-temp wash the heating element will only run as long as it takes to raise the water temperature. And that would be a much shorter time even if your water heater is set very low, because all dishwashers will raise the water temperature to a standard for dishwashing, therefore the heating element is only running long enough to raise the water temperature from that standard.
d)
The following directly relates to Point #4 above, don't use "Complete" dishwashing detergents/causing damage to your dishwasher/and your electric bill.
I mentioned, Somat is pricey. I tend to be as price conscious as most of us are. I have a good idea of how much things cost. And when something costing more has been introduced to me, I want to know if it's worth it. It deserves looking into because we all know that old saying of "You get what you pay for." Something that deserved looking into is when I learned about Somat. I learned that Somat won't ruin your machine, that's a savings. I never had to run the dishwasher a second time because they didn't wash properly, that's a savings in more ways than one. And I looked at the annual cost. In other words, how many times do I run the dishwasher, and how much do I use in the dishwasher dispensers, then calculated how many bags of Somat I'd use in a one year. Having that figure and weighing it against other annual costs gave me a picture of whether or not the cost of Somat was a concern. I'd say more times than not when something deserved looking into, that I was certain would be expensive, I've found out that it wasn't as expensive as I thought. And other times when the benefits of something expensive outweighed those of the alternative, by knowing the annual figure, I'd look at what might I reduce or cut out of my budget to make it possible. I've found the benefits of Somat to be worth it.
There's satisfaction to be considered too. I still remember years ago, when I opened my dishwasher door after the first time, I used Somat. I was shocked by what I was seeing. The stainless-steel interior of my machine was glowing, the dishes looked glossy like never before, and the tableware was shining like I'd never seen. It was like having a brand-new dishwasher and dishes too. And it was a relief to me because I'd tried every detergent sold and always had bad results. Often, I had to run the dishwasher a second time. I knew it wasn't my machine, it was due to detergents when they had removed the phosphates from the formula. Somat doesn't have phosphates, yet their detergent works great. I learned more that I won't go into here, but in short, the American detergent companies are just ripping us off. Somat is from Germany and that's one reason for the higher cost. No other dishwasher detergent I ever tried has given results that comes close to the Somat.
God bless.
WOW.........
I have a basic £200 Kenwood dishwasher which has served me well for three years.
Rinse dishes before using.
I use it solely on thirty minutes wash cycle with no drying cycle.
Remove all metal and plastic dishes etc on completion to facilitate good drying.
Running long cycles just uses up more energy so keep it down.
I clean filters etc once a month using bleach to halt any mould build up under the door etc.
I have two full sets of dinner service so don't need my plates washed, dried and ready to go in an hour or so!
Love it especially, around the holidays when we have loads of friends and family visiting.
The video has several pics of the SS Kitchen aid dishwasher I just bought but not included in the top 3. They show the flex 3rd rack, and other pics including the round textured handle on the door. This doesn't make sense to include these pics in this "selling it" video for the 3 models!
Sorry, all residential appliances today are crap every one of them. They're all owned by a couple of companies and they're all built in the same factories overseas with built in obsolescence. Bosch dw might have a slight edge.
If you want quality that will last you'll have to spend the money and go high end commercial grade.
Bought a Speed Queen washer going on 10 years now. Still works like the day I brought it home. Worth every penny. No Bluetooth, no big sister (Alexa) listening in, doesn't rearrange my family photos or alert me when a celebrity enters into rehab. Just fills with water and washes my cloths.
I, too, have a Speed Queen washer and dryer purchased 5 years ago. A bit pricey at the time but they both do a great job. Good warranty also. They don't have any fancy gadgets or settings...pretty basic; washer has an agitator but has large capacity tub. Very happy with my purchase. Would highly recommend this brand.
Hi! You forgot to mention a very important feature (my fist priority for me anyway): do the racks are convenient for my variety of bowls, plates ans glassware? I always bring a sample of them when I go shopping for a dishwasher to check if they fit correctly. I have actually difficulty to find a new one. Even the baskets of the Bosch, the LG and the GE are not appropriate for my stuff. I do not wash only three wine glasses at the time! I want to wash 4 of them at the same time! Same thing for my Italian large dining plates. I do not care about the noise, I just want to fit every plate in one wash only!😢
That is a very relevant point, thanks.. will keep in mind for our next dishwasher video!
Thank you!
My Kitchen Aid with a utensil rack on top was the best I ever had. So quiet when running we would forget it was on. Cleaned everything thoroughly, a big deep rack top and bottom. So large inside we wondered where they put the motor and pump!
Bosch own kitchen Aid
@@truthinlifewoken6698 No, Whirlpool owns Kitchen Aid
Our Bosch worked perfectly and silently for over ten years in our last home. Will buy another for our new home.
Good luck, I doubt that they make them like they used to. My Whirlpool is 33 years old, replaced the racks and made one minor repair to the top rack water supply line thus far.
@@gordon-1 I had a whirlpool back before 1989 too. I liked the silver ware basket on the door. Never had to pull out the whole basket just to put one knife inside.
Hi
Can you review cafe drawer dishwasher please
I love my LG smart dishwasher...have been using it for the best part of a year.
How is it with plastic? Does it dry?
Mine but the dust at 9 years after about 6 repairs and flooded my kitchen several times. The floor still needs to be repaired. I had the top of.thenline true steam.
Lg won’t last. I’ve had mine 3 yrs and it needs to be replaced, my Lg range not working either after 3 yrs
@@jenc8953 I have an expensive Samsung gas range that is garbage.
I have a Maytag 23 years now with no problem needing something
Im going to spring the 200 bucks to replace the motor and pump in my 22 year old ge nautilus.
Any opinions on Asko?
Can't speak to the LG but just replaced a GE dishwasher after only 4 years. Went back to Bosch and only paid just over $500 for the lower end model but it's quite and cleans great! Thanks for the video!
What model number if you don't mind me asking?
@@ShieldsJustice Ascenta front control
I have this dishwasher, I really like it.
I am interested in the brand HOBART! They make a residential dishwasher! I was introduced to Hobart in the deli dept. This model was an industrial type. It got the dishes done in 4 minutes and sanitized too! I don't know why it isn't in more homes? Maybe the price?
no they used to make kitchenaid twenty-30 years ago, clearly the east then
Hobart is an industrial brand. You would have to contact a restaurant kitchen supplier.
The dishwasher you are describing is an industrial type. Hobart used to market the KitchenAid brand of home dishwashers until Whirlpool bought their home dishwasher division in the 1990s? All KitchenAid dishwashers for the home are now manufactured by Whirlpool
8000 dollars for a under the counter model.
I had a miserable experience with a high-end GE dishwasher. The built-in soap dispenser didn't dispense. The dishwasher cleaned badly. The membrane touch panel would fail once a year and cost me $80 for the part (I did the labor). Never again
Our GE dishwasher soap dispenser stopped working as well. Then all of the cleaning arms broke. Now the water doesn’t get hot. I miss my 1998 beast of a dishwasher that actually cleaned AND dried my dishes. Today’s models all suck and none dry well :(
never again until what? We're all back to handwashing our dishes? Today it seems each company is as bad as the next as they are in a price competition.
When my 10 yr old KitchenAid died we got a Bosch. Best dishwasher we ever had. Everything comes out gleaming.
We bought a Bosch silence 12 years ago …1 year later it broke down! … not overworked or anything and we can’t find anyone to fix it … it’s just taking up room in my kitchen… we live in Corfu so if anyone can suggest anything please do…
My Bosch doesn't get dishes very clean, I basically have to completely rinse them beforehand.
@@barbaramazzocca4605 everyone should rinse their plates etc before putting them in the dishwasher, saves too much dried on muck accumulating
Actually I had a technician tell me the dishwasher is just to help rinse and sanitize, and that I have to clean the dishes, and take out all the crusty stuff from pots, pans , dishes, spoons, you name it. I told him the guy selling it said I don’t have to worry about thoroughly cleaning it…cause it chews the food. Interestingly the technician said not to listen to them they don’t know their stuff. They are just there to sell. And that it’s not good for the pipes, and it’s not true. Very tiny particles is ok. But he said never to put anything in there with junk stuck on. Even if you buy the most simplest model. They all work the same. He was right, because my first one caused us a big bill with that junk got stuck in the pipes. I already had planned on not doing that to my second one. But when he told me about this, I was happy that I was already going to start doing it right.
This feels like it was written by AI using merely what the makers told it to use
My first Miele dishwasher developed hot water errors and stopped working after 4 years much short than 20 years as Miele claimed. After getting a more expensive one 2599 ,I experienced the worst customer service, delivery and installation service. Will not invest in this company any more.
Where are these dishwashers made? Are any made in America?
Too much fluff...just get to the point...and music is too loud.
Yes please just give the information. No music. But even with a dishwasher you still have to hand wash and there are quite a few items that better hand washed
We had an LG and it was the worst ever. Our next was the Kitchenaid and we has had a tremendous amount of trouble with it. Never buying either again. Giving Bosch a try this time.
Interesting! Well I have a Bosch dishwasher, smaller size width 45cms. Bought this in 1993 for our new built house. Has never been serviced or looked into. Still working perfectly. Is made in Italy. I would imagine a full size would be just as good. 👍🇦🇺
KITCHENAID, WHIRPOOL, MAYTAG that's all I have (dishwasher, clothes dryer/washer, stove, fridge, Uwave) $2300.00 LG FRIDGE junk in 3 yrs.+$185.00 in food. Bosch Uwave died in 2 yrs. $850.00. 🏁
I have a Bosch 800 series and will never buy another brand. I can’t hear it and I have never had cleaner dishes.
Only used for a month with Bosch & no problem yet? Hope so! My in-laws have LG & a great dishwasher but the door is extremely heavy! This is an important feature for me since I like to keep my dishwasher door partially opened at all times (except when in use) & just not possible with the LG, which has to be closed at all times.
Generally, DW doors are adjustable. It's a simple operation that may be included in the Installation Manual.
No I’m not sure about this... Miele is undoubtedly the best of the best. Other brands rank above these three also. I have the GE in our rental and it is phenomenal but not even close in performance and versatility of our main house Miele. 🤔
We have a Bosch dishwasher. Not that much room compared to our old dishwasher. What works for one family may not fit the bill for another family. Would we buy a Bosch dishwasher again? Don't think so. Best dishwasher we ever had: our first one (a GE) lasted 22 yrs.
I wouldn't buy another one either. It is no better than any other I have had. Also had trouble from the get go with it. Had to put another $200 because it had to have its own breaker. Can we just go back to simple machines?
@@barbaramazzocca4605 Every appliance today is designed to break down within 5-7 years if it lasts that long. Exercise in futility.
I understand.
My dish washer and microwave are GE, they both broke down in less than three years. They came with the new home I bought.
They make them so they don't last like that anymore. All this fancy touchscreen crap goes out.
Our GE got in 2014 late, lasted nearly 9 years so yeah all the appliances you really are lucky now to get 7-10 years out of them. Gone are the days they will last 20 years. I am sure the new GE are even worse than what I had.
We bought a bosh dishwasher had it professionally installed and the motherboard died so we won't be buying anything bosh mind you when the installer was checking to see if it worked it did not
Im assuming these are American prices?
According to THE leading consumer magazine, Bosch is the ONLY dishwasher to consider. Your GE and LG brands are way down in the ratings. Not a consideration even if their prices were cut in half.
What consumer magazine? Title please.
@@ginasam4556 Consumer Reports
My only issue with Bosch, was a previous clothes washing machine which exposed the arrogance of their alleged "Customer service department" and ultimate failure of the support brackets needed in a front loader. Very expensive for 4 years of service life.
that don't sound bad, my GE gas dryer CAME from the store, broken. @@mikewurlitzer5217
but it was only a thousand dollars, so no big deal
I just got a Bosch 100 series for $500 a few months ago. It is sooooo quite. Had to get used to the no heat drying(Jet Dri is a must), but other than that it does a good job. Has lots of options for dish placements too. I just can't get over how good it is compared to my previous dishwasher. To be fair, I only spent $150 (clearance) for the previous one and it lasted around 7-10 years. It was loud and did a so so job of cleaning.
What is the best dishwasher ?
Hi there how can you get used to no heat drying, I think its necessary, my Bosch 100 that I just bought does not have it either after I found out frustrating hours on how to select the wash cycle.........it is going back cant deal with it :(
The one you bought 10 years ago..
For Bosch dishwasher I keep the dishes in there overnight. I run the cycle before I go to sleep. In the morning the dishes are dry
Bought a Bosch 500. Had no idea any dishwasher wouldn’t dry dishes. Extremely disappointed. Am not going to use a chemical in the wash to help dry dishes (jet dry product). Like I said, very disappointed.
What about meile
The old ones that used 14 gallons of water were the best.
Thats why i bought a speed queen washing machine. The tub will fill all the way with just a pair of socks in it
Bosch is the most reliable. LG has problems with clogging.
I would avoid Bosch.
Overengineered, non-service friendly machines, especially unsuitable if you live in an area with hard water.
We have the LG. Terrible quality. One of the pumps went out in the first few months. LG replaced it. Three years later, heat element is out and some digital display pixels have gone out. Bosch seems like the next try.
Worthless video, imo. The only thing I recall it saying about reliability was: Customers say they had no problem with the Bosch dishwasher after a month. Reliability is my number one concern. Not bells and whistles.
No 1 LG? You have got to be kidding me
I have been using LG and it ia rlly grt....with steam and quad wash arms it is grt....have experience with others bt this one truly washes dishes perfectly......
we dont even use the dishwasher regulary, we just use it to store dishes
I bought a new LG AND IT SUCK IT DOES NOT DRY FOR SHIT
Wood chop boards is not okay in the machine. The chemical will enter and when you cut everything you will feel capsule contents in thd food
Nobody would put a wood cutting board in the dishwasher.
The music is fine. The thing that is really funny is how dishwasher commercials only wash clean dishes.
Wayy too much nonsense talk...just get to the point and reduce the fluff by 80 plus percent
Bosch is best.
Emmm lg dishwashers are definitely not the best. That should go to Bosch.
I am not hearing to many positive things about LG on any appliance. IS that normal for LG?
@@ellenbrechin3098 I have a LG washing machine and haven't had any issues. Bought it 3 or 4 years ago. It's the only LG appliance I have so I can't attest for any of their other stuff.
I agree LG dishwashers aren’t what they used to be. Here in Australia LG was quite popular from 2000-2010 and they lasted a good 12-16 years. Although new ones have better programs and possibly better results the reliability isn’t as good.
As for fridges and washing machines I believe they are decent quality and do last a bit.
I agree LG dishwashers aren’t what they used to be. Here in Australia LG was quite popular from 2000-2010 and they lasted a good 12-16 years. Although new ones have better programs and possibly better results the reliability isn’t as good.
As for fridges and washing machines I believe they are decent quality and do last a bit.
LG is good for washers and dryers but don't bother with the dishwashers.
As a tech of over 22 years on all makes and models, these are NOT the top 3...not even close. Lol. GE units are terrible! LG units are almost as bad as GE units. Bosch is ok, depending on the model that you choose. Anyway, nice try. Lol
No lie, all 3 are such poor quality. I don't service lg or ge dishwashers at all.
What brand do you recommend?
@@pebbles7864 at the moment, the only mid-range price units that are worth buying are whirlpool products (kitchenaid, Maytag, etc) and Frigidaire units. Out of about 10 service calls a day for the last 7 years, those are the least problematic. But remember, unfortunately nothing is made like they used to be made.
@@rafaelcortez4596 what about Miele? Just got a G7110SC AutoDos myself, of course a different type of model than the US models since I'm German
@@laurencebarnes5361 Miele is a good high end brand. The difficult part of having that is finding a service provider that will work on them.
"VINAGEEEER?"
LG is the best ? 😂 you must be kidding me! Come on, Miele, Asko , Thermador, Bosch these are all better than LG! If anyone still looking for a reliable and last long Miele, I suggest Miele! That is my most satisfied dishwasher ever!
Do you have an opinion on Asko? Our sales guy just ordered us one. I kept going back and forth between Asko and Bosch.
Whirlpool built machines have the best repair history over 20 years straight. That is domination. Whirlpool owns Amana, Maytag, KitchenAid and Jennair. Buy a KitchenAid and do yourself a favor. Our service techs hate GE.
We have a 33 year old Whirlpool, only replaced the racks and made a minor repair to the top rack water supply line thus far. I doubt that any dishwasher made today will ever perform this well.
@@gordon-1 I have a 3 yr old whirlpool dishwasher and the rack on top broke they want 340.00 dollars for the rack and side clips that's insane! I am looking for a new dishwasher now, because now this one is also leaking out the bottom of the door. They make such throw away appliances today. SAD..
As an appliance tech, stay away from any LG, Samsung, GE, electrolux, kenmore, they are the worst. Keep it simple and stick to the whirlpool family. Bosh are fantastic appliances but when they breakdown, they are pricey to fix.
Whirlpool is horrible had to replace the motor in ours twice and owned it for less than 4 years. Our appliance tech recommended LG however we are going to try the Bosch. Whirlpool does not warranty the motors after a year and sure enough 1 year and 2 months later the motor went out again
Are you washing bricks??@@el3219
Sorry, but the review is, imho, totally off the mark….kitchen Aid Is definitely your best bet.
This narrator mispronounced several words, including piranha (PEER un uh), decibels (di CI buls), and vinegar at 12:23 (vin eh jer). No excuse.
Have a 2020 Maytag Jetclean and couldn’t be happier with it, runs all arms at once and is a no BS machine gets right to it. LG is a terrible terrible brand, never buy. Same with modern GE. Stick to the Whirlpool made or Bosch machines…they are far more top of the line and reliable. Unfortunately most dishwashers nowadays take much longer because they run one spray arm at once instead of all arms at once like the older machines that contained bigger motors and pumps like my Whirlpool made Maytag series that ended in 2020.
@DW265 what is your model number?
@@Susan70003 MDB4949SHZ. I have videos of it on my channel. It was discontinued in 2020 but they come up used often as we bought ours at two years old used, a family was remodeling and they were going with white and really loved this machine but wanted to opt for a white exterior.
@@Goldenwoodz Thank you
@@Susan70003 Are you looking for a new machine?
@@Goldenwoodz New or used. I see Costco is currently 629. for model mdb4949skz minus taxes and extended warranty costs for a few more days. One lady remarked she paid 500. at costco 2 years ago in her review. wow Inflation has really upped the price. I edited DW265.
Didn’t finish the video because of the obnoxious music!
Come on Man
1) ASKO, 2) Miele and 3) Bosch in that order.
Let's do a wash efficacy test with egg and plant residue and let's see who comes on top 😀
Miele is not than was before 10 years. I am with transport defects dishwasher Medion from Germany. She not have drying like Bosh but I like her. She have 7 programs and I use 50° 48-52 min. Today she clean my baked pot, I was put pumpkin and so many sugar. Its was all in black and was hard. I found the pots so clean! I wash with LIDL's tabletes and with Fairy. I wanna try Somat gel and Frosh. I hit hard LIDL tabletes with kitchen hammer and put half dose, and cut one capsule Fairy and put her half dose. I loce my machine bcoz have using half water. I use this for every day, when I have full machine. Its work.
ASKO ruined their reputation in the USA due to poor customer service. You can't find ASKO in the USA anymore, and nobody is stupid enough to buy them anymore. Had an ASKO less than ten years and it quit. Whirlpool has held up.
As a former Asko and whirlpool employee, Whirlpool stuffed their reputation by cutting jobs and moving all their factories to China.
Net result was poor quality and ruined their reputation in a market that demanded low volume and high quality.
Same occurred when Chinese firm Hisense acquired Asko and service dropped.
As a product Asko is still far superior to cheap and nasty Whirlpool stuff coming out of china
I had a Swedish made Asko. Loved it. They went to another country. Now have had Miele. DW, washer and vacuum cleaner. I suppose one could argue that I just believe in German engineering. I’ll know more in another ten or twenty years.
I'm soo glad you made this comment. We're shopping for a new dishwasher and are going back and forth between Bosch and Asko. We ordered the Asko but I've been second guessing my purchase. Do you have any experience with them?
people go through 20 gal hand washing? get better lmao you can do it with 2 gal
Vin a jer😂
Please ditch the text to speech.. It's horrible.
Don't watch robo-reviews
How are so many people fooled by a very obviously robotic voice reading a poorly written script?
Don’t waste your time money BOSCH with crystal drive phenomenal even w your ear at the door can’t hear plastics bone dry 60 min cycle most of what we use it’s the only way to go
Kids and dish rag is all you need. No need for any fancy dishwasher machine.
Lol
But sucks when they grow up and leave home
Nice bot voice😂
Worst take ever. The nonsense is clearly written by a content writer who just ripped it from factory brochures.
Wrong women are the best dishwashers.
😂😂😂
All a load of clickbait bollocks. Only relevant to US residents.
which is where most of the people watching are!. Duh
Please use a person to narrate these. AI hasnt figured out how to pronounce enough words yet.
It's not warm water , silly. It's actually quite hot. Some dishwashers made for the home can reach 160 degrees Fahrenheit
And why does the LG's water jet demonstration of the lower spray arm only show half of them working?
Another worthless video spouting off about the "Bells and Whistles" of these machines. We are perfectly capable of reading from the manufacturers websites to get the features.
Don't ever buy an LG dishwasher!!! Garbage.