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08719844416We have put this handy guide together using our Dishwasher knowledge to help you choose the best one for you.
Dishwashers now offer more than ever before!
Thanks to smart technology and advanced features, that makes washing up less of a chore.
Put control in the palm of your hand thanks to smart connectivity via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and/or NFC which can give you:
➧ Remote control from your smartphone or tablet
➧ Access to additional special cycles, features plus useful guides and tips
➧ Maintenance updates and reminders to preserve your washer
Smart technology auto open door drying at the end of the cycle:
➧ Delivers improved, natual drying
➧ Leaves dishes, glasses and plastics spotless
➧ Reduces environmental impact and helps save your money
Dishwasher adjustable baskets allow for customizable loading options so you can easily fit the items you need washing:
➧ Makes loading easy and flexiable
➧ Raise the basket to fit in larger items or taller glasses
➧ Some can even been removed all together for even more room
Enjoy faster and more time-efficient washing.
➧ Perfect for when you're in a rush or have only a few items to wash
➧ Uses less water and energy, which can lower costs on your utility bills
➧ Quick Wash cycles can range from 1 hour down to as little as just 15 minutes
The number of place settings in a dishwasher indicates the maximum number of items it can hold in a single load. A single place setting typically includes a dinner plate, salad plate, soup bowl, glass, saucer, cup, fork, knife, soup spoon, and teaspoon.
If you’re still unsure which is the best capacity for you then these size recommendations might help:
➧ 5-11 Place Setting Capacity is ideal for smaller families & homes
➧ 12 or 13 Place Setting Capacity is ideal for medium families & homes
➧ 14 or more Place Setting Capacity is ideal for larger families & homes
Smart sensors that automatically adjust the wash time and water amount used based on the dirtiness of the dishes. So they ensure that the dishes are perfectly clean whilst also helping to save water and energy usage, as well as money off your utility bills.
The dishwasher projects a light that is an on floor display, and the light changes colour to indicate the current status of the dishwasher. For example, the light will be red when a cycle is running, and it will then turn green when the cycle is complete.
Quiet-running Dishwashers operate at lower noise levels, compared to regular dishwashers, so they don't disturb your quiet time. Offering a more peaceful dishwashing experience.
Gain control over your washing schedule with the convenience of a delay timer option. This feature gives you the time saving options and flexibility. Say goodbye to waiting around and hello to a more adaptable and efficient routine.
Energy efficiency dishwasher ratings range from A-Class down to G-Class, the higher the energy class the more efficiently it preforms.
Higher efficiency washers not only benefit the environment but also help to save you money on your bills.
If you’re looking for a Dishwasher that offers both efficiency and cost savings, look no further than our range of energy efficient Dishwashers.
Integrated Dishwashers become a seamless part of the overall design of your kitchen, with no visible appliance disrupting the visual flow.
Semi-Integrated Dishwashers allow you to operate the dishwasher without having to open the door thanks to the exposed control panel. All while still being built-in to your kitchen for that seamless flow.
Freestanding Dishwashers can be easily moved and installed and come in a range of colours such as Black, Grey and Silver as well as White, so they suit your style.
Slimline Dishwashers are space-saving appliances designed for smaller kitchens or households, offering the convenience of a full-sized dishwasher whilst fitting into those tighter spaces.
Table Top Dishwashers compact design make them ideal for flats, student accommodation, and even campervans or Caravans.
Using a dishwasher isn’t just convenient, it is also a smart way to save water. On average, handwashing dishes can use up to 9 Liters of water, while a Full Size Dishwashers, on average, uses just 2.2 Liters per cycle. Plus, some dishwashers also come equipped with advanced features designed for even greater water efficiency. So, by choosing a dishwasher, you’re not only reducing water usage but also saving time and effort.
Warranties cover your Dishwasher during a set period and mean you’ll be able to get it repaired, or even replaced, for free if anything were to go wrong, giving you extra peace of mind.
We offer services that make getting your new Dishwasher up and running a breeze. Our installation option is especially helpful with integrated models.
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Yes, you can replace a Freestanding dishwasher yourself. This is very straight forward and easy to do.
However, if you are looking to fit a Semi or fully integrated model, then we would advise you look to organise installation if you do not have the advanced plumbing or electrical skills yourself.
These are two important additives that help your dishwasher clean and dry your dishes effectively.
Dishwasher salt helps to remove minerals like calcium and magnesium, so your detergent can work more effectively.
Rinse aid helps to prevent water spots and streaks from forming on your dishes as well as helping your dishes to dry more quickly.
No, not all dishwashers need plumbing.
Plumbed-in dishwashers are the most common type of dishwasher. They require a water supply and a drain connection. The water supply is typically connected to the cold-water line under the sink, and the drain connection is typically connected to the garbage disposal or the sink drain.
If you are looking to buy a Dishwashers with no plumbing required then some Compact and Table Top Dishwashers do not require plumbing. As they are typically smaller they have a reservoir that holds the water for the wash cycle.
Yes, some freestanding dishwasher can be built-in/integrated. But it is important to note that not all freestanding dishwashers can be built-in. Some freestanding dishwashers have a top that cannot be removed, which means that they cannot be built-in.
No, most dishwashers do not need a hot water connection. They can be connected to a cold-water line and the appliance will heat the water itself. However, some dishwashers do have a hot water connection, and this can improve the cleaning performance of the dishwasher.
Integrated dishwashers are designed to fit seamlessly into your kitchen cabinets, so the doors that fit them are also designed to match your other cupboard doors. The most common type of door for an integrated dishwasher is a flat panel door. These doors are made of a single piece of material, such as wood or MDF, and they are finished to match.
No matter what type of door you choose, it is important to make sure that it is the correct size, the two standard widths are: 60cm and 45cm.