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Sorry, but you forgot to write why the WiFi is useful, the things you listed are not useful at all and/or don't need WiFi.
by kuratkull 5y ago
Sorry, but you forgot to write why the WiFi is useful, the things you listed are not useful at all and/or don't need WiFi.
- hluska 5y agoAt the risk of sounding old and snarky, I’ve been looking at a Miele dishwasher and I’m afraid I’m not quite intelligent enough to use it without either an app or an advanced training program. Crap, what happened to ‘normal’ versus ‘heavy’? The damned things are more complicated than my child.
- denton-scratch 5y agoThese machines have too many controls. My washer always runs on the same setting (I occasionally press the ECO button). Admittedly, most of my clothes are cotton or similar. When I had a dishwasher it was similar, but with a digital console. I used to just press "Wash". Of course, the controller board that makes all those options available is often the first thing to fail. There's about a dozen settings on the washer's wash-cycle dial, and two rows of buttons. I don't know what they're all for. It's nuts - there must be about 40 combinations.