Dishwasher

If your dishwasher breaks down, you will face a great deal of inconvenience. After all, this appliance can save an average of 230 hours per year (when compared to washing and cleaning by hand). However, choosing a new dishwasher requires a lot of consideration.

Choosing a dishwasher:

The first and most important thing is of course its size. If you are going to replace the existing one, then of course it is easy - you just need to calculate the same dimensions. But if you have moved something around in the house (in terms of furniture dimensions), or you are renovating the house and want to install it in a newly installed kitchen cabinet (so-called cabinet), then be sure to get the exact dimensions. In some cases, you will have to buy a mini dishwasher, because even if you buy a dishwasher at a discount, you will still not be able to recoup the costs of furniture rearrangement .

The design aspect is relatively easy to assess and we won't go into it in depth. Simply put - this device should definitely not be the first thing you buy during a renovation, and therefore the solutions, color scheme, and furniture design in your home will help you choose a machine with the appropriate visuals.

The technical evaluation indicator contains several components:

• The duration of the wash cycle.
• How well it washes dishes (food used in baking is considered the most difficult to remove, and this is where the quality of washing is often tested).
• How well does it dry plastic items?
• How much water does it consume?
• How much electrical energy does it consume?
• What noise does it make when working?

A separate issue is also the period for which the machine will be able to perform the above processes at a high level. If you do not have your own experience in this regard, then it is better to trust time-tested brands in this direction of technology.

Don't assume that price is the only indicator of quality, because for example, an Ariston dishwasher is actually of the same quality as a Samsung dishwasher.

Although cheap dishwashers do not deserve top marks in tests, it is certainly possible to get good washing and drying quality even in the low-cost segment . Machines in this price segment also necessarily have a Soil indicator (simply - a soil indicator), as a result of which you will be able to save water consumption. Some in this segment even have a stainless steel internal structure.

In such a case, the question "How to choose a dishwasher" takes on another part - then what is the difference? The reason for the difference is mainly more noise, movable racks, and stainless steel pipes.

In the mid-range segment, all of the above issues are resolved, all of the features are present, along with silence and high washing quality.

Expensive models have WiFi support and you won't have to choose between useful indicators - they will all be presented. Plus, innovative features have been added, such as special washing zones for especially dirty surfaces.

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It is worth noting that some dishwashers also consist of two drawers (instead of one), which can be used individually or together. Such devices are more expensive, and according to tests, we do not get such high-quality results as in the case of classic ones.

For simplicity, it is advisable to observe the following functions and features:

• Movable (or additional) shelves - to rearrange the internal positions of the dishwasher to make efficient use of space.
• Soil sensor
• Rinse/Try Mode - Especially good when you don't plan to run a full wash (for example, while other dishes are still on the table), but you want to rinse the existing dishes so that they are easier to wash.
• Wash zones - Some machines have separate positions for heavily soiled dishes. These areas do not run for the full cycle, but they do provide additional help to overcome difficulties.
• Filter - The filter protects the dishes from recontamination (so that washed food does not follow behind). There are two types of filters - manual and self-cleaning. Self-cleaning is good, but it is noisier. Manual cleaning requires periodic cleaning to prevent odors.
• Special wash modes - Most have at least 3 cycles - light, normal and heavy (for pots and pans). Newer models also have quick and express options (which last an average of 20 minutes). Some also offer additional modes for cleaning the pot, rinsing, crystal, steam cleaning and sanitizing. During sanitization, the water temperature rises above 60 degrees, which disinfects the dishwasher.
• Stainless steel pipe (water inlet) - less susceptible to stains than plastic options, although it is worth noting that plastic pipes are also unlikely to break down over the entire life of the dishwasher. Some models also have mixed/hybrid pipes.
• Drying with heating - Cheap dishwasher models usually achieve a complete drying effect in a few hours , due to the residual heat after washing and draining the water. More expensive models either run hot water during the last rinse (for a higher temperature), or heat the interior of the machine with some element, and may even use a fan. This is more convenient, but also consumes more electricity.
• Hidden buttons - this is a matter of design. On the one hand, it beautifies the kitchen, on the other hand, you can't see the process in progress. There are also versions with partially hidden buttons.
• Noise factor - Some dishwashers make a noise like a plane taking off, and the wash cycle can take anywhere from 90 minutes to 3 hours (although tests have not found a correlation between the length of time and the quality of the wash). Manufacturers may list a decibel rating, but this is the average noise level during operation, not the noise level at peak times. It may be best to search the Internet for more information.

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