I need a built in dishwasher we have a Maytag which never performed well and is a piece of crap. What is out there for a family of four...we do dished 2-3xs per week.
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I replaced a Bosch with this dishwasher, and can attest that this is much more well designed and build than the Bosch. My daughter has a GE, and its not very good. Beware that you get what you pay for, we have a less expensive model in our other house, and the difference is significant.
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I would definitely recommend Cuisinart.... If any indication of Kitchenaid - I ruined one of their top of the line blenders, because of the 'cheap' design and construction. Plus the motor on the Kitchenaid could not stand up to the task of making home-made mayonnaise (which requires an extensive time of blending). The motor on the Cuisinart has a safety 'shut-off', which so far, I have not had to challenge after many uses.....
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I have had it for about a month and have used it twice a day without a problem. The O ring came out once but was easy to put back in. I went ahead and bought a couple replacement just in case it happens to break. As long as your careful about what you put In it like too much frozen fruit, dates and the like, you should be OK. When it has trouble mixing, just take the container off and shake it, which you may have to do a couple of times as well as add some liquid. always clean everything as soon as your done by rinsing under hot water and dry it. Most of problems people are having are caused by themselves pushing the unit to hard. It never takes more than 30 seconds to blend anything. Go on YouTube for ideas to. Enjoy
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Probably would ruin it... It's not super fragile, but it might tear in the wash. Idk about a dishwasher. I'd just buy a new one every 3-4 months at least.
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The model I purchased is probably more unit than I needed for a one bathroom house with a dish washer. 3-4 gallons per minute flow rate should accomodate most homes. Get a model with an adjustable thermostat.
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I have the same dishwasher, and everything in my washer is covered in condensation when they heat cycle is finished, even when using the Extra Dry feature. We called Maytag, and they sent out the most rude condescending repairman I have ever encountered in my life. He explained that when the dry cycle is finished within 30 minutes you must open the door and allow the dishes to dry, and had I read my instruction manual I would know this. Then he continued to rant that he could not believe that Maytag had sent him on another one of these calls instead of just explaining that over the phone. I am returning mine today. Had I wanted to air dry my dishes I would not of spent $800.00 on a new dishwasher, and my next one will not be a Maytag. I have also read my instruction manual, and no where does it mention this.
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I've used Glisten Dishwasher Magic. Use according to directions stated on pkg. It's worked well for me.
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Myself personally...I would not trust a dish washing machine with any of my stainless cookware. Others may say different, but I would handwash.
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I agree with P. Phillip. The literature with the product does not mention anything about being dishwasher safe. As with the other answers the detachable "dish" is the only part that you would probably want to put in a dishwasher.
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My opinion of this item was so low that I sent it back after one use. I'd throw it out and get a Cuisinart (from Amazon of course). If you insist on keeping it I'd try T-fal.
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I love my fryer for 2 people. For a family of six, I would look at the three liter version of this fryer. This one heats quickly, so if you wanted to do small batches it would work well.
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Dunno as I have it at my beach house which has a small septic system so no dish washer - I can tell you that at my real house I have a Black and Decker small chopper that was cheaper and works better
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5 parts, a cleaning brush and dishwasher safe. It takes about 3 minutes to clean by hand. IMHO, worth the effort.
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What Haddy said. I'm on my 2nd 4 cup maker using the reuseable basket I bought with the 1st. Once a week I'll throw it in the dishwasher.
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Hi Yi-Mei, I am not familiar with Maytag, but I would think they would work in any dishwasher. Good Luck! =)
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Like all dishwashers it does have a pan size limit...for example: even when I had a full size maytag it would not hold my lobster pot. Nor would it clean something baked on completely. That said I am able to fit my 5qt dutch oven in it as well as (but not at the same time) my 6qt stock pot. Also it washes my 9x13 pyrex baking dish beautifully. The cleaning power is more about the detergent and how the items are arranged than about the dishwasher itself.
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I tried every type of mix (store-bought and homemade) that I could think of. Always had a problem with batter leaking out and/or sticking to the heated plates. Also found this a nightmare to clean. I was very disappointed in this appliance :-(