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Do yourself a favor and look at the Miele. Trust me on this.YellowSnow said:
The only things I don't like about the current dishwashers is the green whackos took away my heated dry option. Jet Dry in Bosch works well, but I still wish my dished could be Dwag bone dry.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat.
Bosch is evil. -
Bosch (and many other manufacturers) actually recommend that you don't do this. The particles of food and shit on your dishes act as an abrasive to better clean the rest of the dishes. My complaint with my Bosch dishwasher is that Bosch uses a filter screen instead of a garbage disposal style shredding impeller. So they tell you to put your dishes in dirty to help the cleaning process, but the dishwasher doesn't automatically remove any of that crap that doesn't fit through the screen, so the dishwasher builds up gunk and plugs from time to time. It's an extra task to have to periodically remove and clean the filter screen.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat. -
Agreed, but the screen is easy to remove and cleans up quickly. The impeller and motor eventually get fucked up and the washer won't drain. That was the last one. Of course, if I weren't a giant pussy I'd buy the motor and install it myself.1to392831weretaken said:
Bosch (and many other manufacturers) actually recommend that you don't do this. The particles of food and shit on your dishes act as an abrasive to better clean the rest of the dishes. My complaint with my Bosch dishwasher is that Bosch uses a filter screen instead of a garbage disposal style shredding impeller. So they tell you to put your dishes in dirty to help the cleaning process, but the dishwasher doesn't automatically remove any of that crap that doesn't fit through the screen, so the dishwasher builds up gunk and plugs from time to time. It's an extra task to have to periodically remove and clean the filter screen.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat. -
I never found cleaning out the Bosch screen once every couple weeks to be a pain. @BennyBeaver why is Bosch evil? Are they like Krupps or something?creepycoug said:
Agreed, but the screen is easy to remove and cleans up quickly. The impeller and motor eventually get fucked up and the washer won't drain. That was the last one. Of course, if I weren't a giant pussy I'd buy the motor and install it myself.1to392831weretaken said:
Bosch (and many other manufacturers) actually recommend that you don't do this. The particles of food and shit on your dishes act as an abrasive to better clean the rest of the dishes. My complaint with my Bosch dishwasher is that Bosch uses a filter screen instead of a garbage disposal style shredding impeller. So they tell you to put your dishes in dirty to help the cleaning process, but the dishwasher doesn't automatically remove any of that crap that doesn't fit through the screen, so the dishwasher builds up gunk and plugs from time to time. It's an extra task to have to periodically remove and clean the filter screen.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat. -
When they are all rinsed pretty much clean don’t really need an abrasive to clean the rest...a lot of that though is just “environmental friendliness”...1to392831weretaken said:
Bosch (and many other manufacturers) actually recommend that you don't do this. The particles of food and shit on your dishes act as an abrasive to better clean the rest of the dishes. My complaint with my Bosch dishwasher is that Bosch uses a filter screen instead of a garbage disposal style shredding impeller. So they tell you to put your dishes in dirty to help the cleaning process, but the dishwasher doesn't automatically remove any of that crap that doesn't fit through the screen, so the dishwasher builds up gunk and plugs from time to time. It's an extra task to have to periodically remove and clean the filter screen.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat.
Agree on the filter. -
I literally, actually, remembered because of this thread that it had been a while since I cleaned the filter and just did it.
Who says HCH isn't useful? -
Miele has the screen too.YellowSnow said:
I never found cleaning out the Bosch screen once every couple weeks to be a pain. @BennyBeaver why is Bosch evil? Are they like Krupps or something?creepycoug said:
Agreed, but the screen is easy to remove and cleans up quickly. The impeller and motor eventually get fucked up and the washer won't drain. That was the last one. Of course, if I weren't a giant pussy I'd buy the motor and install it myself.1to392831weretaken said:
Bosch (and many other manufacturers) actually recommend that you don't do this. The particles of food and shit on your dishes act as an abrasive to better clean the rest of the dishes. My complaint with my Bosch dishwasher is that Bosch uses a filter screen instead of a garbage disposal style shredding impeller. So they tell you to put your dishes in dirty to help the cleaning process, but the dishwasher doesn't automatically remove any of that crap that doesn't fit through the screen, so the dishwasher builds up gunk and plugs from time to time. It's an extra task to have to periodically remove and clean the filter screen.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat.
My hatred for Bosch comes from years of banging heads with them in competition for business. Fuck those guys. -
Dishwasher hawt talk. Sad to see how far this board has fallen.
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But it's the most sophisticated dishwasher hawt talk you'll find anywhere, right?BleachedAnusDawg said:Dishwasher hawt talk. Sad to see how far this board has fallen.
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Same. I took it apart and was able to fix it, but it still kind of pissed me off. All to save a couple bucks on a motor and macerating impeller? Sure, it's not hard to clean the screen, but not as easy as not having to do it at all. Plus, the consequences of forgetting can be expensive.creepycoug said:
Agreed, but the screen is easy to remove and cleans up quickly. The impeller and motor eventually get fucked up and the washer won't drain. That was the last one. Of course, if I weren't a giant pussy I'd buy the motor and install it myself.1to392831weretaken said:
Bosch (and many other manufacturers) actually recommend that you don't do this. The particles of food and shit on your dishes act as an abrasive to better clean the rest of the dishes. My complaint with my Bosch dishwasher is that Bosch uses a filter screen instead of a garbage disposal style shredding impeller. So they tell you to put your dishes in dirty to help the cleaning process, but the dishwasher doesn't automatically remove any of that crap that doesn't fit through the screen, so the dishwasher builds up gunk and plugs from time to time. It's an extra task to have to periodically remove and clean the filter screen.HoustonHusky said:
Second the Bosch dishwasher...my last one was a loud piece of junk. Replaced it with a Bosch and can’t even hear the thing run. Works great too, but we also rinse our dishes to be basically clean before they go in so it’s not like it has to do much.YellowSnow said:
I more like an $1100 Bosch dishwasher kind of guy. Super quiet and gets the shit clean. I have a down draft range on a island. Might limit my options some.BennyBeaver said:
Looks like a @creepycoug lean but you seem to be entertaining a Tug budget.YellowSnow said:
What do you think?BennyBeaver said:$30k gets you a Tug kitchen. $60k gets you a @creepycoug Finance Bored kitchen.
Who are you?
The Wolf/Sub-Zero name is worth the premium in product, prestige, and value.
While a much smaller expense, if you don’t get a Miele dishwasher I’ll come down there and punch you in the throat.
