We replaced all our appliances about 2 years ago and bought stainless steel, 
just for future resale purposes, but who knows what will be in by then.  We 
bought a Bosch which has a stainless steel interior and is super quiet.  We 
cannot hear it working when in the next room with no door between them.  In the 
kitchen it just whispers.  It has several settings but I always stick with the 
same one and has push button controls.  I am very happy with it.  If you need 
the model number, let me know and I will look it up.

My Jenn-Air electric glass cooktop has already had one of the burners replaced. 
 It took 5 visits from the repair man.  I joked that the neighbors would think 
I 
was having an affair as he was there every Friday.  Seems they sent the wrong 
burner the first time, second one came broken, finally he found that when the 
burner went it must have also shorted out the switch.  Luckily, the parts were 
covered under warranty and he only charged me for the call out fee.

Stainless has the advantage that you can't use magnets on it, so the front of 
my 
fridge stays looking tidy.  Yes, I know you can get some magnetic stainless but 
it doesn't look as good to me. JHMO.
Janice

 Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org




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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Fri, November 5, 2010 5:15:54 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] Has anyone bought a good dishwasher lately

We seem to have offended the appliance gods, since all our appliances are  
dying at once. I have been poring over consumer reports, and internet 
reviews of  dishwashers and I am now terrified of buying one that either bursts 
into flames  or does not clean the dishes. It would appear that recent 
advances in energy and  water savings in the US have rendered dishwashers less 
effective in their  primary purpose. Also, there is a  micro-processor in every 
appliance made  in the US, and the micro-processors break when they get hot, 
which seems to be  quite likely and quite common in a dishwasher or oven, 
leading to  expensive repairs. I have just replaced my oven with a GE Profile 
model, and I almost had a coronary when I was told by the  installer that 
I could expect 5-8 years of service from it. The appliances  that are being 
replaced are thirty years old, and it was not my intention to  have to 
replace all major appliances twice a decade.
Since many of the people who are reporting their appliance experiences on  
the internet are people who are having the worst possible experiences, which 
skews the information, I thought I should ask the list if there is anyone 
who  has had a good or bad experience with a dishwasher purchased in the 
last 5 years  or so. How I long for my old style appliances that lasted 
forever, but that is  now a bygone era. What is the best dishwasher brand now, 
I 

wonder.
Devon

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