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Thread: Need advice on dishwashers..
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16th April 2008, 10:06 PM #31
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We have a Miele- Great if you love your dishes wet! Numerous parts changed on it over last 2 years and should be much, much better for a nearly $2K unit. Only reason we haven't changed it is that it's fully integrated and I'd have to get another cabinet door made for it.
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18th April 2008, 04:29 PM #32
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We just bought a new dishwasher - have only been running it for just over a week, but it's great. Don't rinse anything and it all comes out sparkling (and dry) But I can't tell you anything about it's longevity.
It's a Vennuto by Technika, got it from the Good Guys for $469, it's flat fronted stainless steel. Only the basic functions but I always use the same setting anyway...
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27th April 2008, 12:55 AM #33
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Completely ignoring my own advice...
Last weekend we bought a dishwasher from Aldi. Normally $389 this was marked down to $299Never had an issue returning anything I didn't like, so I took the plunge.
It is MUCH quieter than the old Simpson it replaced, and does quite a good job. Dishes come out clean and it is very simple to use. A winner for the price.Semtex fixes all
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