Buy a Bosch. They are on the expensive end but well worth it. Very
quiet, do a great job, and all stainless steel inside. I bought one
about 1.5 yr ago from Lowes, they had some kind of rebate on them, $50
if I recall. I think they are made in NC too, so domestic manufacture
with Deutsche engineering I guess.
I have bought expensive Kitchenaids in the past, the expensive ones have
the same (poor) guts as the cheap ones. At one point after going
through 2 of them I went to some dept store, found a really cheap one on
the display floor, offered the sales guy $50 less than it was priced
at, he said sure, got it for maybe $100 or 150, I wheeled it out, put
it in, worked same as the expensive one but noisy, plastic tub, etc. I
figured if they were generally disposable I would just get cheap ones
and let them run til they died. But the Boschs are great, much much
better than the cheap ones. They have different models with different
basket deals that are adjustable or not, wine glass racks, etc. and
different controls and cycles but you really don't need all the cycles.
--R
On 3/14/2010 5:35 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
I am sick of my 6 year old maytag washer leaving crap all over the
dishes, which seems to get worse and worse. Im looking for a new
one. Anyone got any to recommend or avoid?
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