See this is good info to know I’m the fixer in my relationship ( even though helps his buddy out with his construction company he’s definitely not manually inclined if you catch my drift) I want a reliable washer that I know I can fix myself. I moved into my partners house in which his mum used to live so she bought all the appliances and bought only Miele as we live in Switzerland and Miele is kind of the snobby brand. Moved in this time last year, the clothe washer broke in December and the dishwasher has just lost its battle with me ( I removed and did what I could without disassembling the whole machine) if that doesn’t say anything about the company and it’s product I don’t know what will. I called them up thinking a repair would be better long story short they wanted 450 CHF which turns out roughly the same in dollars just for the bloody pump without the electricity fixes and the labour that their technicians would be paid for so we’re talking minimum 600 eff that I’ll get a new one a do my research on it to know that I can fix it when the time comes. I wish appliances where made to be able to fix yourself but sadly they’ve gone the same way as the printer companies and the machines we have now are not made to last but made to blast.

Bosch had salt in but the beko didn't

Bosch definitely is more efficient and cheaper to run

​@@ChinasWorld85This isn't true across the board. My Beko is an A rated dishwasher on the new scale Bosch have dishwashers going from an EPC rating of A to F on the new scale too.

Bosch hardware is unreliable. Never again, and here's why. We had a Bosch SHE55M12UC dishwasher and I kid you not, after about a year and a half the plastic control panel cover just popped off, exposing the circuit board that works the control panel and the "unclothed" buttons. IT could not handle the constant closing and opening of the door. I looked closer and there was a cycle they had hidden to get their glorified energy star ratings. They hid the rinse and hold cycle. It was there all along, the control panel cover was hiding it. 3. The only cycle that had a pre-rinse portion was the cycle labeled Power Wash Plus.. Needless to say, that was the only cycle that cleaned the dishes worth a darn. Never again Bosch...

They save water. Depending on the cycle they use much less water than manual cleaning.

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That's not a permanent new format is it. Just a spin off show? Really hope it doesn't replace the old format. I like it, neat program in its own right but it doesn't feel like the same show and could never replace it.