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Reading the comments here, I think we generally use dishwashers quite differently in Europe than they do in the US. I'm French, in Belgium, with an Italian dis
by seszett 5y ago
Reading the comments here, I think we generally use dishwashers quite differently in Europe than they do in the US.
I'm French, in Belgium, with an Italian dishwater that doesn't have a grinder (didn't even know that this existed) and I simply don't leave anything that could have to be ground on my dishes.
I do have to clean the filter once in a while, but I just don't leave on my dishes anything that could be scrapped beforehand. I don't prewash them or do anything special, but I don't leave solid waste on my dishes either.
- crispyambulance 5y agoI think the grinder is a matter of convenience. It means there is no filter to change, ever. I've never actually had a dishwasher with a filter. I don't even know where it is located! If the filter were very easy to reach/remove/clean/replace, I would consider the benefits of a dishwasher without a grinder.