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> Imagine if it leaks? Or anything else goes wrong? I’ve never remained next to a dishwasher for the entire time in order to baby it in case of trouble, have y
by masklinn 4y ago
> Imagine if it leaks? Or anything else goes wrong?
I’ve never remained next to a dishwasher for the entire time in order to baby it in case of trouble, have you?
Plus a modern dishwasher uses less than 4 gal water for the entire cycle, there’s likely less than 2 gal in it at any one time.
> I've never heard of a dishwasher so loud it couldn't be run any time.
Then either you’ve never lived in an apartment building or you’re deaf. As a sufferer of chronic insomnia, 11pm dishwashers are a bane (though less so than midnight washing machines).
- jrumbut 4y ago> I’ve never remained next to a dishwasher for the entire time in order to baby it in case of trouble, have you? This is from experience actually! The last two I've had (heavily used before I got them) had a tendency to leak, so I take a peek at them from time to time when they run. Basically the same level of attention I might pay the oven when it's on or a candle. I would recommend it. A leaking dishwasher can do a surprising amount of damage. > Then either you’ve never lived in an apartment building or you’re deaf. Neither are true!
- philwelch 4y agoOlder dishwashers can be pretty loud, but mine is quieter than my HVAC system.