Hi everyone. Wife and myself are both laid up with hip problems. I need to replace our built in dishwasher. Anyone have suggestions on a good brand? Thank you.
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Anything but Frigidaire.
Avoid the LG brand!
DWalt
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We have a Whirlpool which has given 100% reliable service for over 10 years. But the Whirlpools of today may not be as as well made as they were 10 years ago.
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In our former house we had a Bosch, it did a excellent job with getting the dishes clean and it was really quiet; so quiet that it projected a little red light onto the floor so that you knew it was on.
It wasn't cheap but it was worth it.
It wasn't cheap but it was worth it.
I had a top of the line Whirlpool dishwasher installed when my house was built almost 19 years ago. It's chugging along just fine.
DWalt
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I’d suggest you speak with an appliance repairman. Those guys know which ones are the best and worst.
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SweetMK
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Bosch,, SO quiet,,
My younger daughter bought a house,,
ONE load of dishes,, she made her hubby get her a BOSCH
My older daughter bought a new home two years ago,,
after one load of dishes,, she went out and got LOWES to put in a BOSCH,,,
My younger daughter bought a house,,
ONE load of dishes,, she made her hubby get her a BOSCH
My older daughter bought a new home two years ago,,
after one load of dishes,, she went out and got LOWES to put in a BOSCH,,,
Bosch here as well
We moved into our home 13 months ago. It came with a 3 yo Frigidaire dishwasher. We have had to replace a bad seal and a bad CB.
We see a Bosch in the near future.
We see a Bosch in the near future.
I’ll pile on with the Bosch guys. We replaced our Whirlpool with a Bosch a few months ago and love it.
We have a GE Potscrubber dishwasher that we bought when we built our house in 1987. It's still going strong 37 years later. What I like about it besides its reliability, is that it has a self-cleaning filter, which I understand is rare these days.
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New dishwashers today are nowhere as good as the old ones were. If I was buying one today it would be a Bosch.
DWalt
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I have never seen a rusted dishwasher rack.
Bosch is more difficult to fix, Whirlpool is the dominate maker, with several names in its offerings. Maytag Roper Kitchenaide Jennair Amana Estate, others. They have many factories and mix as needed. Frigidaire and Electrolux are the same company. Ge is its own. Whirlpool has the most availability of parts and info. I wont own LG or Samsung. One thing now is if you buy one from any big box store, wich do not have any service, some repair places wont service any thing you didnt buy from them. Service providers are so swampt they dont have time for non customers.
We bought a Bosch 7 years ago and never had a regret. Spendy to begin with but practically dead silent and does a fantastic job.
Bosch seems to be the better choice now.
Buy an extended warranty from upsie.
Cheaper than retail vendors.
I had to buy a new top load clothes washer recently. Lots of research revealed that all brands are junk.
Repair guy confirmed and said only speed queen was long lasting and quality.
I paid the price for a speed queen.
I installed Bosch dishwashers in my apartment building.
Buy an extended warranty from upsie.
Cheaper than retail vendors.
I had to buy a new top load clothes washer recently. Lots of research revealed that all brands are junk.
Repair guy confirmed and said only speed queen was long lasting and quality.
I paid the price for a speed queen.
I installed Bosch dishwashers in my apartment building.
