Truly "water wasting" and clean-dish capable dishwasher? Maybe!

The Dishlex DX103WK... A very simple dishwasher, with a little knob to control the cycle (via a computer, of course).

Cycles include:

• Rinse/Hold
• Pots - Rinse, Wash (70ºC/160ºF), Rinse, Rinse, Rinse
• Regular Plus - Same as above, but cooler, by around 5ºC or 9ºF
• Regular Eco - Rinse, Wash (50ºC/120ºF), Rinse, Rinse
• Quick30 - Regular Plus, but with 1 Wash and 1 Rinse (Uhhh! We used that cycle!)

Fills are between 4L and 5L (1 - 1.32 US Gals.), depending on the cycle and water pressure in your home.

And all this can be had for around AU$500! With some luck, it won't catch fire... More advanced features, such as a Delay Start, Countdown Display and an 'Auto' program are reserved for the more technically adept models.

Although, I question what "Load Sensing" does in this model, and I *LOL* at how the "Pots" cycle is shorter than the Regular Plus/Eco cycles! 

So, is this the "best buy" for someone looking for a good, cheap dishwasher?

Doesn't surprise me if this Dishlex looks anything like European models created by Electrolux - espeecially considering they've owned Dishlex since around 2007 (Our "Dishlex" from then was an "Electrolux/Dishlex" machine).

I wonder if the Zanussi models also used to catch fire and have terrible racking arrangements(?)