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None of this rings true to me. I just got a new dishwasher to replace one that was about 15 years old. And the new one works great. The dishes come out clean ev
by chadash 7y ago
None of this rings true to me. I just got a new dishwasher to replace one that was about 15 years old. And the new one works great. The dishes come out clean every time. And compared to the older model, you can barely hear this one running. There's a 1 hour cycle that I use if the dishes aren't very dirty, but for a tougher load, I run the longer cycles. Personally, shorter cycle times aren't really of much benefit... I run the dishwasher overnight.
- aj7 7y agoMy house in Arizona has a 20-year-old top-of-the line stainless steel Sears Kenmore dw. My Florida condo has a brand new Samsung. The Samsung works better, and I use the cheapest Walmart or Costco pellets.
- adrianmonk 7y agoSame story here. I use the 1-hour cycle maybe 10% of the time. The people who made my dishwasher included a 4-hour delay start. I love this feature because it means I never have to listen to the dishwasher. Which is such a huge improvement that I do it that way if at all possible.
- chadash 7y agoAh, the delay feature is amazing. I set mine for 4 hours at 8 or 9pm. Then, it'll go off at 12 or 1am if I don't do anything. But in the meantime, if I have any glasses or other late-night-snack-dishes, I just throw them in in the meantime.