HELP Big family & the dishwasher broke. Any good ones?

D.K.

thanks to you all for your advice.
I need a dishwasher because although I came from a family who "all mucked in" none of my brothers and sisters suffered disabilities,but despite that, I actually prefer the dishwasher because it is more hygienic and uses less water.
Thanks again to you all for replying.
Best wishes
D

nearlyrich

We have a Bosch now ( for the last three years) it's a built in one so it was a little dearer than a free standing one, our previous one was a Hotpoint we had it from 1993 and I am advised it's still going strong at my friend's house.

ozskin

we currently have smeg 14 place setting A rated DW rather than usual 12 with 5 yrs warranty for 299 should be avail;able from all smeg specialists countrywide, at least i think its still current. Orbital arm system gives the best wash profile

travelling_light

We have a 16 1/2 year old bosch.. on daily ... at weekends sometimes twice.... v. big family and lots of entertainment....it's getting a little noisier now but we're holding out til new kitchen is on the cards... hopefully later this year..

Penny_Watcher

Our Bosch has been on twice a day for the last 6 years. It's the only machine in the kitchen that never gives us any trouble!

roswell

TornadoTom wrote:

yes...it's called 'Big Family'

My thoughts exactly, 1 washing 1 drying 1 packing and on a rota

Job done :rotfl:

janb5

Mine has just `died` at the beginning of the week and I didnt want to go to Currys so I ordered from the John Lewis website. Really fancied the Miele but ordered the John Lewis one which was £329.

moob_2

janb5 wrote:

Mine has just `died` at the beginning of the week and I didnt want to go to Currys so I ordered from the John Lewish website. Really fancied the Miele but ordered the John Lewish one which was £329.

Shouldn't have any probs with a JL one - they're made by AEG.

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D.K. wrote:

Can anyone please suggest a good reliable dishwasher?

I've heard that Bosch ain't what they used to be, but I was also told, after I had bought a Candy that I had made a big mistake, and that was 10 years ago!

I'm would really like something that lasts...does anything nowadays.

Any and all advice gratefully accepted.

Thanks,
D

Hi,

hope you're fixed up with dishwasher by now, it's been nearly a week, unless of course you have plenty of crockery, and have just let it pile up. :rotfl:

D.K.

Thanks,frugalmacdugal but still can't make my mind up.
The Smeg with the 5 year guarantee looks interesting and it is shocking the differences in price depending where you go. Trouble is we should replace it with another semi-integrated but for some reason they tend to be about £200.00 extra.
Meanwhile we just keep cleaning up as we go...