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i like the story, but i cant help but notice that the "cassette" is solving a non-existent problem who the fuck has to measure a dishwasher tablet?
by jheriko 3y ago
i like the story, but i cant help but notice that the "cassette" is solving a non-existent problem
who the fuck has to measure a dishwasher tablet?
- uxp100 3y agoDo you understand it’s a micro countertop dishwasher, that would use less detergent than a full size?
- hengistbury 3y agoThis dishwasher is much smaller, so would require smaller tablets to work work efficiently. Certainly possible, and Daan Tech sell small tablets for this use. One benefit of measured detergent is that the wash cycle can dispense the correct amount for different parts of the cycle, for example the pre-wash can dispense a small amount and the main cycle can dispense a larger amount. The rinse at the end can dispense rinse aid. This system offers more control to the machine about when fluids are used, though it would be much better to include refillable tanks instead of the cassette system. I own a Bob and use powder since mine has stopped pumping detergent...
- nextlevelwizard 3y agoMaybe I am just naive, but when I had a table top dishwasher like that I just threw in a tablet or half a tablet depending the dirtiness and amount of dishes and I never had problems. Only reason I changed to full size one was because I got tired of pouring the water in each time
- skerit 3y agoI got a new Miele dishwasher, which is able to use "PowerDisks". I actually find it quite handy.
- benjijay 3y agoIt seems that one cassette holds enough detergent for 30 washes, so presumably you'd want to measure 1/30th of the reservoir per load. Just a guess.