I have the Miele that has the interior light and I love it! It is very quiet, cleans well and I love the silverware tray and the light. Definitely worth the high price IMO.
I have the Miele that has the interior light and I love it! It is very quiet, cleans well and I love the silverware tray and the light. Definitely worth the high price IMO.
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For anyone with a Bosch, how do you feel about the condensation dry? I've read mixed reviews online, some people say if left overnight, their dishes are dry. Others say they stay wet. Some people open the door to let the moisture evaporate. Thoughts?
I'm torn between a Bosch (for the reliability and affordability) and an Asko (for the extra point in my Subzero/Wolf kitchen package, the fan dry, and the full stainless interior). I think the only time we'll use the dishwasher is for entertaining and washing baking pans, pots, etc. I think we'll usually run the unit at night before we go to bed, so remembering to open the door after the wash ends is not realistic. Just wondering if it's worth going with a different brand to get a heating element or if condensation dry is adequate.
I have grown to like the condensation dry of my Bosch. Actually, I really love everything about it. It definitely does dry, but with the residual heat in the unit after the wash. If you open it shortly after its finished it will allow the moisture to escape faster. When left overnight, it's dry too. I forgot to look into the auto-open feature as I haven't been having problems.
Mine doesn't have a light but it's of zero concern to me.
Thank you! Definitely makes me feel more convinced to choose Bosch.
I chose mine, because has built-in food grinder. And no fiddly drain trap to clean, as bosch.Also, my sis has a Kitchen Aid dishwasher (not the top of the line model) and she said it needs a lot of servicing - just like I've read in reviews.