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Having grown up in Stuttgart and son of a former Bosch advisor it hurts me to say this: Bosch stuff is very mixed. We have a Bosch fridge and do not like it: to
by zwieback 3y ago
Having grown up in Stuttgart and son of a former Bosch advisor it hurts me to say this: Bosch stuff is very mixed. We have a Bosch fridge and do not like it: too small, bad door hinges, weird interior (probably better suited for German city living). We swapped it with our old American basement fridge and that's a better fit although the cheap compressor is annoying. What I'd like is a big "empty-box" fridge with a good compressor.
The Bosch dishwasher is better, quiet but with the annoying habit of all the interior plastic parts falling apart.
- nagisa 3y agoVery mixed indeed. I love the dryer we got, but the washing machine sometimes stops washing mid cycle with a false-positive error which requires restart of the program and warranty ain’t fixing it. Very annoying. The dishwasher is alright if you ignore the fancy press-door-to-open function engaging sometimes when you close the door. The coffee maker has already gone to the other side of the styx twice due to an unscheduled rapid disassembly of internal components. The food processor although clearly the same kind of quality plastic as inside the coffee maker, has been holding up thankfully, but it doesn’t inspire much confidence when I see the whole thing straining and twisting around when mixing some pizza dough. I’m hoping that by the time warranty ends on all of these things I manage to iron the major problems out. At the very least arranging for somebody to come in and take a look is a pretty painless experience...
- bombcar 3y agoI'm tempted to go with a commercial "install the compressor on the roof" style design someday, because then you have a perfectly silent device. Of course, that would need to be in your "final home" because nobody would want to buy a house like that.