Hi Sangeeta, thanks for watching the video and commenting. Please watch my other videos (the entire video till the end) in which I have explained the pros and cons, power and water consumption, etc. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/maeAfZBh18W3nIk.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7h5qZeT2q-spHk.html Regarding power, salt, rinse aid and detergent consumption I have answered to several people's queries. You can find them in the comments section of the videos and my replies. However I am sharing once again with you. Assuming one cycle everyday of the month with mix of both short and long cycles (15 short cycles and 15 long cycles each month), the cost approximately works out to Power - 40 units per month. Assuming Rs. 7/- per unit, this can be taken as 280/-. Cost of soap powder, rinse aid, dishwasher salt comes to about Rs. 160-170 per month (Rs. 1800 to Rs. 2000 per year). If you want detergent alone, that should be approx Rs. 100 per month. So the total for power and consumables can be taken as approx Rs. 450/- per month. These are based on my usage and the price of consumables on Amazon. These could vary slightly from time to time. Also soap, rinse aid and salt consumption may increase or decrease depending on the quality of water. If water is better, above consumables consumption will reduce. If water quality is not good, the consumption of soap, etc will increase. Besides you will also need to do descaling once in a while. I am not aware of the cost of descaling as I have not had the need to do it. A dishwasher costs about Rs. 35000/- which is a one time investment. If you just take the monthly expenses as given above, it works out cheaper than what one pays a maid servant for one job in most cities in India. I have given the figures above to the best of my knowledge and experience. Based on this, you can decide yourself on how economical it is and whether it is affordable to have a dishwasher. Today with maids becoming more expensive, demanding and unreliable, more than affordability, a dishwasher has become a gadget of convenience. Operation cost wise, it is slightly more than a washing machine. Thank you.

Bhuvana Adi ..which company dishwasher is this?

u r absolutely right...in Mumbai maids demands 1000 rs per month for washing utensils...which is way more than the expenses of dish washer. so thank u so much for this wonderful vdo.

sangeeta mishra

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Shaziya Mirza Sorry for the delay, I thought I had already replied to you, because somebody had asked a similar question. Anodized pots and pans can be washed in the dishwasher but preferably in the low temperature cycle as it is actually a coating on aluminium. On higher temperature slowly the shine will be lost. I hope you are satisfied with my answer. Thank you.

Thank you too.

Azaam K. G. Thanks for liking the video. The power consumption of my dishwasher model ranges from minimum 0.8 to maximum 1.6 units per cycle. This should be more or less same for most models and brands. Finish brand detergent is ₹425/- per kg currently. You may get it cheaper online. In comparison tablets are expensive in India. I bought it abroad. So I am not sure of the prices here. Anyway you can check it online or you may find tablets in some big super markets. They are better if used in longer programs. Thank you for watching and also for your query. Hope I have answered satisfactorily.

Cannot agree more with you somya. But thanks to this lockdown, more people are coming to understand the usefulness of dishwashers. Thanks.

Please anybody tell me how much time does it take normally to wash the utensils???plzz tell i am waiting.

@@DELJ.OFFICIAL The shortest cycle in this machine is 29 minutes and the longest cycles is 2hr 55min. There are other programs of in between durations. We have to choose the programs based on the type of utensils and level of soiling. Hope this clarifies.

You are welcome.

Namaste Sridevi! From what you have written, I feel that the problem being faced by you could be due to the hardness of water. Since hard water has dissolved salts, these get precipitated on heating and coming in contact with a metal surface. The white stain you get on dishes is the scale deposit of this precipitation. Please try increasing the salt setting so that more salt gets used and the water becomes somewhat soft. This could definitely give you better results. If this does not give satisfactory relief then try using low temperature cycle as much as possible and use high temperature cycle only when absolutely necessary. The amount of scaling (white film) increases with higher temperature. Of course, this is not a correct advice as you should be able to use any program cycle without any restrictions. You can try to get the hardness level of the water in your area (in fact in your house) so that you can set the salt and rinse aid consumption according to that. This should soften the hard water sufficiently to get good results without scale deposit. Hope this answers your query. Thanks once again and hope that your problem gets solved.

@@BhuvanaAdi I had the same problem of white film like substance on my utensils. I don't know if the water is hard in my area. Will I get better results if I use a tablet?

Hi Smritilekha, generally tablets give better results than detergents as they are a combination of salt, rinse aid and detergent. But yet you can have the problem of white stains if your water is hard. It is better you get your water hardness tested so that you can accordingly adjust your salt and rinse aid setting. Watch my video on water hardness, I have explained everything in detail in that. Click here to watch the video :- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9B4iLSovZ6WnGg.html Hope you get your problem solved. Thank you.

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Hi Susan, the time taken for the wash program is 1 hr 25 min. In fact this appears in the video at 3:05. I have used vario speed option which reduces the time of the original cycle by half. Thank you.

Thank you for your query Akshat. Aluminium and silverware for that matter even brass and copper can be washed in dishwasher but only in low temperature cycles. In high temperatures they get discoloured and hence is not recommended to be washed in dishwasher . Iron kadais, skillets, tavas and pressure cookers can very much be washed in the dishwasher. I have been doing it regularly with good cleaning results. Finish Detergent costs Rs.425.00 per kg, Rinse Aid costs Rs.300.00 for 400 ml and Finish Salt costs Rs.500.00 for two kgs. In comparision Fortune Detergent costs Rs. 200.00 per kg, Fortune Rinse Aid costs Rs.150.00 for 500 ml and Fortune Salt costs Rs.100.00 per kg. All these prices are MRPs, these are available online on Amazon and you may get some good offers from time to time. You even get combined packs of all three items, online. Finish brand is recommended by Bosch, but nowadays they even suggest using Fortune if Finish is unavailable Total expenses and how long these consummables last depends on how frequently one uses the dishwasher. Based on my usage, I spend approximately Rs.1800.00 to Rs.2000.00 on all these three items per year. This amount is for the Finish brand products which I use mostly. Generally detergent lasts longer,although it is dependent on water quality. But salt consumption is very high for hard water. Mostly detergents lasts for 3 to 4 months or sometimes more. 500 ml Rinse aid and 1 kg salt lasts for about 6 months for me. Other than this my power consumption for dishwasher usage is about 40 units per month. Thank you once again for watching my video and asking your doubts. Sorry for the delayed reply. Hope I have been able to clear all your doubts satisfactorily.

HI Bhuvana Mam , thank you so much for your detailed reply (I have become your fan now) , I am completely clear of all the doubts that I had in my mind. And I went ahead and ordered for Bosch Dishwasher. I have 2 more questions , it would be very nice of you if you could resolve these. 1) I am in search of LG Tromm front loader as yours but I couldn't find it , I have IFB since 8 years now wanted to switch over to LG DD machines.Someone told me these are not available now in India , did you purchase this one from abroad ? What was the price when you purchased it ? 2)Where can I get Vinod steel pressure cookers ?

Thank you so much Akshat for your appreciation, I am humbled. Most people would call me crazy for being so meticulous and always looking for perfection. Congrats on booking a Bosch Dishwasher, you are going to love and enjoy using it! Mine is a November 2008 model LG washing machine 10485TP. I purchased it for Rs.24000.00. I didn't know that TROMM was something special. I purchased based on my requirement, budget and availability that time. I think they have discontinued this model now. Btw mine is not a direct drive one, but a belt driven one. It is also not an inverter motor. I checked out some new models on LG website. There are plenty of models available now with much more features like inverter motor, direct drive, 6 motion, additional spin of 600 rpm(which is actually very useful, I used it a lot in my earlier Samsung Front loading machine), and more temperature options. I found one particular model which is almost similar to my model, which would suit your needs. Going by the buyer ratings on Flipkart, this model appears to be popular. Please check this out - LG FH0G6WDNL42 and FH0G6WDNL52 which are almost identical with a difference of chrome on door in the first model. Please check out on LG website, compare models and price. But also check out the rates on Amazon and Flipkart. VINOD brand pressure cookers and their other utensils are available online on Amazon. Home Centre stores keep some VINOD saucepans and few utensils but with their own label and carton. But I bought my pressure cooker and kadais from Amazon. You check out for models, sizes and type of dishes/utensils on VINOD website. They have a very good collection. Because VINOD utensils and pressure cookers are not only cooking friendly(leaves very little residue in the bottom of kadais) but also get cleaned and washed very well in the dishwasher. I hope I have been helpful in resolving your queries. Thank you very much.

Bhuvana Mam , Thanks again for such an enlightening explanation in detail and moreover you took efforts to shortlist the WM model for me which is really commendable and I am simply amazed !!!! the way you explain things , your speaking skills reminds me of my English school teacher when i was in Don Bosco School.Really mam very few people possess the technical knowledge and insight about appliances and you have that. I also learned operating induction after I saw your demo , I still remember when I first boiled milk on induction and it was a disaster lol , but not after I saw your video. Regarding people who thinks that you are crazy for perfection they themselves are good for nothing coz they cannot compete and learn things so we should deliberately ignore such poor souls.And, please carry on such useful videos useful for many. I myself is a tech savvy person so I keep on hunting gadgets and videos and gain knowledge. My dishwasher is getting delivered tomorrow I am so excited and looking forward for its first use.(I have got a new home and shortly getting married So I am getting all appliances.) Mam by any chance do you have any experience yourself or your friend's experience about inbuilt Italian burner gas hobs of brands like Faber,Kaff,Glen,Elica etc , coz I am getting kitchen done and planning to get one installed.Some people say it has sloe flames,high gas consumption, not suitable for high temperature Indian cooking/vessels blah blah !!!!. But I need your views on this than only I will finalize. Thanks again indeed.

akshat purohit thanks again for heaping so many praises. You too write very well. Before I answer your query, congrats for your Bosch dishwasher, new home, new appliances and the soon to happen marriage. I am sure you will enjoy using your dishwasher and it will serve you well. Regarding the hob, I am sorry to say that neither me nor any of my friends have one. I hope to get one in my kitchen some day. I am therefore unable to help you as a user. But I shall definitely help you by doing a survey of the hobs mentioned by you. Will get back shortly. Thank you once again.

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Most important thing....I can do anything but seriously can't tolerate their drama and ruDe behaviour....

Exactly they can frustrate u?

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Thank you so much Sri Vidhya for your comments and appreciation. I will definitely upload shortly a video showing all the items requested you.

Bhuvana A Thank u so much

can use pressure cookers & dosapans. ..pls let me know. .tq

Thaejas Kocherlakota Yes pressure cookers, dosa pans can be washed in dishwasher. I wash them regularly. Thank you.

Hi Thaejas, sorry somehow missed your comment and hence the delayed reply. Yes cookers and dosa pans can be cleaned in the dishwasher. Thank you.

Thank you.

Hi Soumya, I am sure you have adjusted your salt and rinse aid levels, based on your water hardness. Hardness is an important aspect in cleaning. Next, important thing is correct placement of soiled dishes. Place heavily soiled dishes like milk, tea vessels and coolers on the lower rack only and in the periphery where the water spray is more as compared to other places. Always choose longer high temperature cycles when you have more soiled dishes. Also use the right brand and quantity of detergent based on degree of soiled dishes. Also see that the soiled dishes are not too dry while loading. Follow these and see if you find any difference. Else you can write to me your specific problem giving more details. Thanks.

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Hagne waali machine jinko kabs hai unke liye khaas kar ke

Baccho ko khana khalane ka... I m in much need of it

Yes, dishwasher is a great boon to any household. I'm such a relieved person ever since I'm using a dishwasher. It makes life easy.

Hi Ashwini, sorry for the delayed reply. Avoid washing those utensils in which you get blue/green stains in high temperatures. For your water hardness salt setting at H05 and rinse aid at r05 should be fine. Try a free programs for a few days at these settings and note the cleaning results. If it isn't okay then increase the levels.

Hi Rajyalakshmi, please check out in any of the big appliances showroom in your town/city or you could even check it online. The price is between Rs. 32000/- to Rs.35000/- depending on the model. Thank you.

sri rajyalakshmi

sri rajyalakshmi Hi, have you seen my other videos. Were you able to decide on buying one for yourself? I've shared the link for buying in the description in case you haven't bought one. Please let me know how you are enjoying your Dishwasher and share your experience with me Thank you.

Drashti Bhatnagar thanks a lot for your comment. I agree that in Indian cooking many dishes the utensils get burnt or leave a hard residue. If you have such utensils, and if they are kept soaked in water till loading in dishwasher, the burnt or hard residue will become soft and the machine could clean to maximum extent. If at all anything remaining, it would be very soft and can be removed by mild rubbing. Many people may not find this acceptable. But we have to remember that dishwasher does not do any manual scrubbing of utensils, it just sprays soap water and hot water. No machine will remove burnt and hard residue irrespective of what companies claim. Still it does a fairly good job of removing medium to heavy residue (not burnt or hard) from utensils if a few simple things are followed. Even a maid cannot clean hard or burnt residue as cleanly as we would want. With increasing problem of getting good maid servants these machines are slowly becoming popular in Indian household. Unlike a maid servant, the machine does not take any holidays and can work even during night after dinner when we are watching TV or relaxing or even going out. Coming to your main question, may be my utensils look clean, that's because they were kept soaked after use. But these are not clean but have food particles, oil, grime, etc. Still I have shown some utensils with milk residue and tea residue in my video which I am sure you would have watched. In spite of all this, if you still feel this is a waste and a maid is better, you are entitled to your opinion and I respect that. I am happy owning this machine for over 6 years now. With the amount I have saved on maid salaries, I have recovered the cost of the machine itself even after calculating cost of soap, power and consumables. And I think I have washed more vessels in these six years with less water and more hygienically than a maid. And mainly I am free of maid tantrums and troubles. Anyway I just wanted to explain my viewpoint. You are free to accept it or reject it. Thanks once again for your comment and opinion.

Nphukan nice how many price

@@BhuvanaAdi very true, from last 5days only I'm using Ifb dishwasher, and I'm successfully run my shop and house ,Pehle mujhe meri shop band karke bartan karne padte the ab aisa nahi hota,

@@kirtifilms6742 that's great to know that because of the dishwasher you're able to manage both your home and shop. Life will definitely be better and hassle free without maid tantrums. Enjoy your free time..👍😄

@@neetaphookan5644 sorry for the delayed reply. The price ranges between 28K to 35K, depending on the model.

Thanks for watching and commenting.

maheswari K I use Finish detergent. Thank you.

Ek samay aisa aayega jab aap itni fast nahi rah jayenge.

Nonsense , there is no hassle in operating it , total satisfaction n peace of mind . Thanks' IFB

This is SMS40M52EU. This was the only model available when I bought in 2012. Now the equivalent model (or the closest to this) with some additional features is SMS66GW01I. Thanks.

@Murali Krish, Glad you liked the video and found it useful. The model shown in this video is SMS40M52EU. This was the first model introduced in India in 2011. Subsequently they have brought out an equivalent model but with more features. That is SMS66GW01I. You will find the link to that in the description. You could also check out other videos in the Bosch dishwasher playlist here - kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYrXkjwrFQC7-MSnWRNpfsq2 Thanks!

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@@AdityaSingh97 lol

@@AtulKumar-sw6fc well said. I was in US for 6 years. I had similar mindset against using it and was doing it manually for 2 years. Then a dear friend forced me to use it. She even gave me 2 pods to make sure I try. After that there was no looking back. Never seen such clean, sterilized utensils in my life. The mindset needs to change. There are couple of challenges, space crunch being the big one, but it definitely is a useful appliance in the long run.

Utensils was loaded found already cleaned

Please come to my house also and clean.

Well said... If there team work, no problems....

Hi Zeinab, this machine is for washing, rinsing and drying. Burnt food stuffs can be removed in intensive cycle, with proper placement, and if the water quality is soft. If it does not get removed fully, at least most of it will get removed or it will get soft and you can scrub it lightly under running water (like I have shown in this video). Thanks.

Hi Soumya, Watch this video shared below. You will get the answer for your question. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sN1on8hkp5_baKc.html

What problem, could you explain more please..

Hi Avinash, yes soaking does help in softening the grease and grime from more soiled utensils. I generally accumulate a load full of used dishes and keep them well immersed in water until before loading them in the dishwasher, as my machine does not have pre wash option. For cleaning of tea pots, milk and curd utensils, soaking is the best option. Unsoaked tea pots will be dry and hence in spite of hot water spray, the stubborn stains will not be fully cleaned in the dishwasher. The tea stain will only be partially gone as there is no scrubbing involved in the dishwasher. Also just make sure you arrange the more soiled utensils in the periphery of the tray where the spray arms have more holes thus spraying more water than the other places. Try doing this and your problem should get solved. In case there is some stain still remaining, just clean them under running tap water with a scrubber as I have shown in this video. Thank you. Hope your problem gets solved after this.

Yes Jaya, it cleans brass, copper, silver pooja items but you will not get the shine as there is no scrubbing involved in a dishwasher. Also you cannot wash them in very high temperatures as they can get blackened in the long run. Also the cleaning and shining depends on the water quality.

leney jose Thanks for your comment and observation. Quite a few people have pointed this out earlier to me as well. I have replied to them too. In fact this is my fourth video on dishwasher. In case you have time, please go to my channel and watch the earlier videos and the comments. The vessels look clean because they have been kept soaked in water till just before loading. If you do not do this, you will not get efficient cleaning in the dishwasher. What you do not see is the oil and grime in the utensils. The dishwasher does not do any manual or physical scrubbing, it just sprays hot soap water and hot water on the utensils through jets from rotating arms. So you cannot load utensils with dried up food residue, but load them after soaking in water. In fact my earlier videos had more clean utensils, and in this video I have shown utensils with visible milk residue, tea residue and also idli plates with idli residue. I am sure you are able to spot them while loading and how they look after cleaning. With servant maids becoming increasingly scarce and difficult, dishwashers are slowly becoming popular in Indian households, and with a bit of learning and the correct usage and loading of utensils, we are able to get them cleaned at anytime of day or night (without holiday) in a hygienic manner (untouched by hand) and with economical use of water. If after watching my videos, you still feel I have loaded clean utensils, you are entitled to your opinion. Thanks once again.

actually we use to soak our dirty utensils in the water too...still maids don't clean them properly...so wat is d benefit of putting so much money on them?..):

Hi Ambuja, I can't quite understand as to on whom you don't want to spend - the maid or the dishwasher?

of course on these silly maids ma'am. nd don't need any mention abt the usefulness of dish washer..they r just fruits of our technology..n frnd of human

Thank you. Totally agree with you.

Hi, there is a final rinse at a higher temperature, hence dishes will be very clean and hygienic to use. But as a practice you can just rinse them before use.

Thank you.

Hi Smritilekha, I think I have clearly mentioned in all my dishwasher demo videos that I keep my used dishes soaked in water until I load them in the dishwasher. This helps in softening the grease and grime from the more soiled utensils and helps in better cleaning of those dishes. Thank you.

Hi Agu, thanks for your appreciation. Always wipe outside and inside with a side damp cloth. Remove any food particles that could be stuck in narrow gaps inside. Clean the spray arm and filters regularly. If the filters are kept clean, that could also help in keeping the machine devoid of any foul smell and avoid blockages/water accumulation. Hope my answer is satisfactory. Thank you.

Hi Shelley, good they you're planning to buy a dishwasher. A dishwasher is really a very helpful appliance. Nowadays more people are realising it's potential and usefulness and going for it. It is a one time investment. Once you buy a reputed brand, you do not have to worry for 8-10 years. I've uploaded many videos on the Voltas Beko table top dishwasher. Also I have uploaded my final review after 4 months of usage, in which I have explained all the pros and cons of the machine honestly. You can watch that for more clarity. I'm sharing all the videos which I've combined as a playlist and am sharing the link below: Voltas Beko DT8S Tabletop Dishwasher: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYr5zV7rtAy0sU2iPze_7o97 Please watch them. Anyway, I won't call it a useless buy. Thank you.

Not sure whether this would help, but ensure that the machine is dry before closing (when not in use). But if possible, please keep the door slightly open when not in use. Thanks.

Please check your rinse aid setting. Increase it by one level and see difference, if any. Thanks.

You're welcome.

Thank you Farhana Banu.

You're welcome.

Dishwasher companies and manuals do not recommend washing of aluminium in dishwasher. But if you have soft water and use low temperature quick cycle, you can wash aluminium without them getting discoloured. I am able to wash aluminium utensils. The price range depends on brand and model. This video shows Bosch dishwasher. The price is around ₹35000. You can check at any large appliance showroom in your city or click below for online purchase - amzn.to/2UzQ7vY - Amazon fkrt.it/fNci3fuuuN - Flipkart Thanks.

Thank you for your query Pallavi. Generally tendency of food particles getting stuck to the bottom of steel utensils is quite common. But because Vinod Brand kadais and saucepans are sandwich bottomed, they are quite thick and hence level of sticking is very less as compared to those steel utensils with thinner bottom. Also if used carefully, especially on induction cooktop where the heat can be controlled better than gas stove, you can even avoid any food particles getting stuck at all. You can use it as if it were a non stick, on low heat. This makes cleaning verfy easy both manually as well as in a dishwasher. I have been using various Vinod brand utensils for more than a year now,on gas top as well as induction and washing them in the dishwasher and am quite happy with them.

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Thank you Pooja, overwhelmed!! I am sure you would have watched my other dishwasher videos as well.😃

All programs except short cycle have drying at the end of the cycle. We should use correct quantity of rinse aid We should not open the dishwasher door immediately. We should remove utensils only after some time. Then we can get dried utensils. Thanks.

Bala Manjoo Hi, I am sorry to learn that the technician filled up the salt in the wrong chamber. Please complain to the company/dealer. This is a grave mistake. But washing would not have been affected because of that. Please check and let me know your water hardness once again. Because 740 is very high, which means your water is very hard. Salt has to be adjusted to maximum for this. Try doing that and run your dishwasher. If it is still cloudy please let me know. Check if the technician did any salt setting. Also go through your manual, I am sure they would have explained everything in that. In case you still have problem, please let me know, I will try to help you. Thank you.

Hi Amritraj, Edible salt has iodine and other things like anti caking agent, etc. The softener in dishwasher needs pure salt. So please avoid using edible salt. Regarding using Vim liquid, that is a definite NO for dishwasher. Hand wash liquids produce lot of foam. They will produce lot of foam inside the machine, which can clog and harm the performance. But I've shown a method of using 1 or 2 drops of liquid with baking soda in one of my videos. This is just a temporary solution and cannot and should not be used on a regular basis, else it can damage the machine. Click the link below to see the different detergents being used in my Bosch dishwasher with their results. Also there is a video showing the temporary detergent substitute. DISHWASHER DETERGENTS/TABLETS/GEL: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYpjbPPiogP2RIuDgCtx5Hg6 Detergent substitute video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aN9nm9abrNbHZmw.html Thanks.

Hi Santoshi, sorry for the delay in reply. I've been using Bosch dishwasher for more than 9½ years now. Bosch being a German brand, there is no two opinion about it's quality and performance. All these years I've tried out all the programs, using many different brands of detergents and tablets and I've been happy with the cleaning results with most brands. I can't think life without a dishwasher. For the benefit of viewers I've made 50+ videos on dishwashers, covering various aspects, in my channel. I have used LG dishwasher for a couple of months. I also have a table top Voltas Beko since a year now which I use on and off. Though my Bosch model is 10 years old with limited features as compared to the models available now, I do not have any complaints regarding cleaning efficiency with the available program cycles. So, my personal choice from my experience would be Bosch. You could also go for Siemens which is part of the Bosch group. You can choose based on the available models, cost, service in your place of stay, the offers available etc. Hope this helps. You could watch my other videos on dishwashers in my channel. I'm sharing a dishwasher playlist of 28 videos below,: BOSCH Dishwasher Demo Series: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYrXkjwrFQC7-MSnWRNpfsq2 Please watch them to get more knowledge on various aspects in a Bosch dishwasher. Thank you.

@@BhuvanaAdi Thank you so much!!!.Which helps me a lot.I used to have a doubt about dishwasher in long run.Now its cleared.Thank you again!!

Hi Archana, you need not use rinse aid if you're going to use only tablets always. You can then set your rinse aid level to zero. Rinse aid is basically used for drying dishes. If your dishes come out dry and spotless without any streaks, you can forget about rinse aid. Hope this answers your question. Thank you

@@BhuvanaAdi Thank u so much

Hi Geetanjali, it is not safe to wash non stick in dishwasher. In the long run the coating will wear off. Aluminium can be washed only in low temperature cycle as it will blacken. Manufacturers do not recommend washing aluminium in the dishwasher. But whatever few aluminium cookware I have I wash in the short duration 29 minute cycle in my Bosch dishwasher. You can watch the video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/od57qa90sdOypZc.html Best is to shift slowly from aluminium to stainless steel. In the last few years I have changed my cookware to suit my dishwasher. Thanks.

@@BhuvanaAdi thank you so much ,

Hi Bhupinder, Aluminium will blacken if washed in a dishwasher. Hence, manufacturers do not recommend washing aluminum cookware in the dishwasher. But, if you still want to wash them, you can do so in the short cycle of temperatures less than 50 deg C. I've shown this in my video, the link of which I am sharing below: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/od57qa90sdOypZc.html Hope this helps. Thanks.

Thanks ammu mummy for the query. You would have seen in my video that dishwasher is not in the kitchen. My kitchen also was already organised. So I installed it in a separately made area for both dishwasher and washing machine. If you do not have space in your kitchen for dishwasher you can keep it somewhere else near your kitchen like a wash area, etc. You do not need much space, it is same like a washing machine. about 2 feet width X 2 feet depth X 3 feet height. You have to arrange for a permanent water connection (like we do for water heaters) and a water drain outlet. I think these are not difficult to organise with a little bit of work and modification. Regarding your final point, it is not exactly like refrigerator, that does not need water supply and drain, this is more like a washing machine which needs running water supply and water drain point. Thank you and good luck.

I am Sure you only chose the wrong programme! A friend of me süß the same mistake when she tryed a dishwasher the first time! Try a longer/hoter programme again!

ammu mum nomy ji

Hi, please call the company service. Is out under warranty? How old is the machine? E19 is something to do with circulation pump, I think. If it is under warranty you will get it done free if cost. Ask the technicians as to what is the cause of the problem. And also find out from them as to how to protect the machine from such problems in future. Hope your problem gets rectified. Thank you.

Nahi Sir. Isme steel ke alawa aur bhi tarah ke bartan clean kar sakte hain, jaise ki aluminium, glass, plastic, ceramic, brass, silver, etc. Kyunki steel dhona mushkil hai, isiliye maine steel ke liye video banayi. Bahut shukriyaji!!

They can be washed and thoroughly cleaned in the dishwasher. Watch all my videos on dishwasher in my channel. I've uploaded as a playlist. BOSCH Dishwasher Demo Series: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYrXkjwrFQC7-MSnWRNpfsq2 Thank you.

Hi Avatar, I'm sharing below the list of videos covering various topics like detergent comparision s, salt & rinse aid setting, water hardness, cleaning filters, FAQs on dishwashers - before and after buying, in my channel. Please go through the videos. I'm sure it will clear all your doubts. If you still have any doubt please write to me. Sharing below the dishwasher playlist of 18 videos :- Dishwasher Demo Series: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYrXkjwrFQC7-MSnWRNpfsq2 Thank you.

@@BhuvanaAdi , Thank you mam . Sure , I'll go through your vedios .

Shiva murthy Thank you!

Hi Sharmella, this model is not presently available. It has been replaced with newer models with more features. Which city are you in? If you try any large appliance showroom where they have lots of washing machines, refrigerators, you will find the new dishwasher models available. Or else, you could try buying online, the link of which I am sharing below - fkrt.it/9iAp~6uuuN - Flipkart amzn.to/2WDZD3A - Amazon Thank you.

Hi Talat, You have to do descaling only if you are having hard water and having scaling problem in the machine. Otherwise not needed. I have posted a separate video on how to descale whose link is given below. Please check it out - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pKtyZ7Jl3t6rg58.html Thank you.

Hi Divya, if you get white patches it is because of hard water. Hope your water hardness is known and the salt and rinse aid setting done accordingly. Please increase the setting of water hardness of your water is very hard. Also try using different detergent. In spite of all these, you get white patches, then you could try putting 1/2 tsp of citric acid along with detergent during every wash. This should help in getting rid of the white patches. You could adjust the quantity of citric acid more or less based on how effective the white patches get reduced or eliminated. Good luck. Thanks.

Hi Sitaram, yes the dishwasher is suitable for ground water. It would be better to find out the TDS of water in your locality though. Thank you.

Hi Cheryl, the mechanism in dishwasher is very simple. There are 2 racks inside the machine. Each rack has a rotating spray below it with nozzles. You stack soiled, greasy and dirty utensils on them. You add detergent in a detergent compartment. Then the dishes are sprayed with soap water first through 2 spray arms one below upper rack and one below the lower rack. Since the spray arms are below the rack, the utensils have to be kept upside down. Then they are washed with soap water for some time and later the water is drained. Again the utensils are sprayed with hot water (there is heater inside) and are washed to remove the dirt and grease. Then finally they are rinsed and dried giving totally clean and dry vessels. I have made several videos on dishwasher alone which you can find as a playlist in my channel. Please check them out. I am sharing the link below. Dishwasher Demo Series: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYrXkjwrFQC7-MSnWRNpfsq2 Thank you.

Hi Vinod Kumar, thanks for sharing your opinion. Remember a dishwasher is a machine where there is no scrubbing involved. Just a powerful spray of hot water combined with detergent is what does the cleaning. Once a while a couple of highly greasy dishes/starchy ladles etc. remain partially uncleaned. Those too get cleaned if immediately washed under running water, which hardly takes a minute or two. The best advantage of a dishwasher is you can use it 24x7x365, you get 100% hygienic cleaning of dishes totally untouched by hands, and above all a single load of dishes get washed in less than a 15-20 L bucket of water, thus saving water which is a very very precious resource. Finally buying and using a dishwasher is a matter of personal choice.

@@BhuvanaAdi Thanks for the reply. Wasn't expecting it though. What really irked me was that even though the utensils were dirty, you were still saying see how clean they are. This is akin to fooling the public. And the viewers really believe you. That's the power of social media. Put any lies in front of the public and say it aloud and they'll believe you and sing praises of you.. .

@Angelgirlie007 Yes you can very much use dishwasher for cleaning pressure cooker. I have shown in the video below : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/od57qa90sdOypZc.html Thank you.

Bosch company near 40000

Hi Santhi, dishwasher works both with soft and hard water. But if water is very hard, you will not good cleaning. The softer the water, the better will be the cleaning. Watch my other videos on dishwasher in my channel to clarify all your doubts about Dishwasher. BOSCH Dishwasher Demo Series: kzfaq.info/sun/PLvZ681nV6tYrXkjwrFQC7-MSnWRNpfsq2 Thanks.

@@BhuvanaAdi Thank you.

Yes Devaraj Brindha, we can wash copper, brass in it. But it is better not to mix too many vessels. And it is always better to wash these in low temperature cycle. Thanks.

Can I know which one u bought ? We are planning to buy one this week.

Hi Shilpa, what is your water hardness and the setting? I would recommend you use Finish or Bosch detergent as the Bosch manufacturers recommend it. IFB detergent does not give good results in Bosch from my experience. Even if you feel so, change your detergent and see the outcome. Also check if you're using more quantity of detergent than required for the amount of dishes and the degree of soiling of those dishes.

@@BhuvanaAdi i used finish products earlier mam. did not find it much better. tue problem was much more than what i see know.

@@BhuvanaAdi thank you for ur suggestions maam. i shall look into it careful n work as u said. thank you again

Hi Abushek, Yes you can wash mixie jars in the short cycle in dishwasher and in the top rack only, pressure in the bottom rack being higher I wash my mixie jar in dishwasher and I have not faced any problem. Most mixie jars have cast aluminum base which is painted. Over a period of time, the paint is likely to peel off but this has no effect on the performance of the mixie. So you can put the mixie in dishwasher. In case the blades are removable then remove the blades before putting the mixie. This is better. In case the blades are not removable, then okay. Thanks.

Bhuvana Adi thank u so much mam for ur reply

Hi Charlette, thanks for your comments. Vinod brand is Mumbai based and so all their products will be available in most steel cookware stores in Mumbai. You can also check them online. I've shared links of the Vinod cookware I use, in the description section of my videos, for purchasing online. I have also shown many other Vinod products in my video "My induction friendly/dishwasher safe SS cookware collection". Hope this helps. Thank you.

@@BhuvanaAdi thanks dear

Hi Shilpa, hope you have checked your water hardness and set the salt and rinse aid settings accordingly. Also ensure that the tea and milk utensils are not totally dry while loading. If you are not loading immediately, you could keep it filled with water, empty the water just before loading. This should give you good results. Thanks.

@@BhuvanaAdi thanks mam .installaion guy didn't say anything I was asking about this .he didn't set rinse aid setting so may be I m getting this .I clarify mam .I gone through manual now.u said right