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Thread Number: 17366
Current model dishwasher -Stainless front , plastic tub? |
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| Post# 284912 , Reply# 1 6/13/2008 at 07:08 (5,795 days old) by toggleswitch2 () | ||
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Tons. Frigidaire, Maytag I have seen recently. I'm sure they all have this combo. Let us know what you choose! | ||
Post# 284956 , Reply# 4 6/13/2008 at 12:49 (5,795 days old) by panthera  (Rocky Mountains) |
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Maytag/Amana
Have (or at least had in December) that combination in their program. Having lived with stainless steel everything in the 1990s, I really strongly urge you to pay attention to the material used. Dishwashers are nearly as bad as range hoods when it comes to fingerprints and grunge - unavoidable considering their function. Personally, I will never do stainless steel appliances again. Too much work - they either look perfect or filthy. And they sure make the kitchen dark, how I know not - but they do. As for the interior - I've had stainless steel now for over 25 years (we don't do plastic interiors in Germany, who knows why). They are truly self cleaning and maintenance free - run a load of garlic-y or tomato based anything and you know what I mean. At the lower priced end of the US market, Amana seems to offer the most bang for the buck - they sure do clean well and nobody ever uses more than quick, standard and heavy cycles anyway... | ||
| Post# 285083 , Reply# 5 6/13/2008 at 20:46 (5,795 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii) | ||
GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE GE TALL TUB TALL TUB TALL TUB TALL TUB TALL TUB MODEL GLD5560NSS great features great style great price (MSRP $519) very quiet,no pre rinsing,ever!does a full set of dishes for a party of 16.Water is filtered 100%of the time during the entire wash and rinse cycles.Stainless steel front with GE Perma Tuff Tub interior. | ||
| Post# 285130 , Reply# 7 6/14/2008 at 04:39 (5,795 days old) by dj-gabriele () | ||
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now if there was a lighted stainless interior I might be tem All high-end SMEG dishwasher have a light inside the tub and they are only in stainless stell, also AEG-Electrolux has something similar :) | ||
| Post# 285148 , Reply# 8 6/14/2008 at 07:15 (5,794 days old) by laundromat (Hilo, Hawaii) | ||
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Post# 285267 , Reply# 9 6/15/2008 at 00:02 (5,794 days old) by mattl (Flushing, MI) |
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Interesting! Too bad, ( or for my bank account good news...) I'm not the one in the market for a new unit. I'll have to check those out. | ||
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Post# 287767 , Reply# 10 6/29/2008 at 04:46 (5,780 days old) by sudsmaster (SF Bay Area, California) |
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Personally I think money is better spent on a stainless tank than on a stainless facade. More durable than plastic, less staining. Then again, I think that euro design dw, with the hidden heating element, is better than the American design dw with the exposed heating element. Sort of depends on what you like, really. Both can clean well, I just prefer the euro design (which I gather always comes with a stainless interior). I got my Bosch scratch/dent at Sears for $350. Well worth it, and I think a better machine than I could have gotten for the same money in an American brand. | ||
| Post# 287771 , Reply# 11 6/29/2008 at 05:41 (5,779 days old) by irishwashguy (Salem,Oregon.............A Capital City) | ||
There is an Asko with a light inside! 
I saw it at Standart TV and appliance, and thought that it was neat, although, spendy. I reciently had a friend of mine that bought a Kenmore dishwasher, not the greatest one and loves it. It was the higher end Portable, with a plastic tub, and it is flawless for getting all of the crud off of everything. It is even quiet operationally, which really suprised me. I know my next dishwasher, i really want a built in Miele, those are my favorate. Has anyone ever used Pledge on stainless steel applainces? When I was at Bradlee Distributing, that is what she said her secret was to keeping everying fingerprint free.I don't really have any SS apliances as of yet. I will someday!
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