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|    Retirednoguilt to Ed P    |
|    Re: The dreaded time change    |
|    07 Nov 25 10:07:31    |
      From: HapilyRetired@fakeaddress.com              On 11/6/2025 5:33 PM, Ed P wrote:       > On 11/6/2025 4:50 PM, hubops@ccanoemail.com wrote:       >>       >>>       >>> For quite a few years, and certainly now, dishwashers, if used when       >>> full, require much less water that when washing and rinsing the       >>> equivalent number of dishes by hand.       >>>       >>>       >>       >> But when it takes a week to fill the dishwasher,       >> and it needs to be run twice to get things clean ..       >> energy savings disappear - and my fav sleepy-guy       >> coffee mug has been unavailable that whole time !       >> We're planning a kitchen reno - we'll leave the       >> plumbing for the dishwasher available for future       >> homeowners but replace the space with some storage       >> drawers.       >> John T.       >       > Twice? Mine often sits a week too and everything comes out spotless. I       > use Cascade Platinum pods and they work every time.       >       > The house came with a GE and it works well, but my preference if buying       > new would be Kitchen Aid. They always did a great job too.              I'd advise a little research before plunging deep into your pocket to       pay for a Kitchen Aid. Many years ago they were excellent. For our       previous home, my parents bought us a top model Kitchen Aid dishwasher       as their housewarming present as a replacement for the 15 year old       builder's quality whatever brand that came with the house. We were       never impressed. For several decades they've had reliability/quality       control problems. It died after only about 12 years of very light use       but multiple repairs. We replaced it with a mid-range GE that was still       going strong when sold the house about 30 years later. Maybe Kitchen       Aid has overcome their problems and are top rated again. I've had no       need to shop for a new dishwasher so I haven't kept up with the recent       ratings.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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