Dishwasher recommendations

SteveJW

Any recommendations
Budget up to £500
Full size, freestanding, preferably silver or stainless steel
Have checked Which magazine reviews, most of the best buys are no longer available
Tempted by John Lewis for the free 2 year warranty, but not impressed by the models on offer

Thanks in anticipation


Steve

xyz123

You cant go much wrong with a bosch... We personally have a zanussi and has been brilliant for 5 years.. Please do have a look at what we you buy in store.. Many manufacturers have different loading for cutlery and some are easier than others so..

J_B

xyz123 wrote: »

You cant go much wrong with a bosch...

We've only had our Bosch eleven years and we only use it once a day and some of the plastic is wearing off the baskets already

pinkshoes

We're really happy with our Bosch one.

Ms_Chocaholic

There's a Miele on Which Reviews that has been awarded a Best Buy and this was only reviewed in Feb 2018 and is within your price range.

adandem

Miele.
Better to go for a good brand basic model.

Jojomissy

Bosch..we moved into our house a year ago with a built in InDesign dishwasher- I hate it!

I left my Bosch in the old house...oh how I miss it

Jojomissy

Indesit.. stupid autocorrect

ashe

We are looking at one on ruislip appliances website- they!!!8217;re graded but have full warranty. Dents on either side but front is fine, and as it!!!8217;s covered up at both sides this is immaterial to us

buglawton

Bosch for price/performance and I like to think, spare parts availability long-term.

Heedtheadvice

I too go with Bosch. Replaced a Hotpoint with one and never looked back. Supposed to be cold fill but we fill from hot water and works well. Daughter had one for 15 years and replaced with a similar updated model. Good reviews. Good long term support and customer service. Probably about best value. Spares from Bosch similar prices to discount suppliers - if you ever need them- but non of them cheap!