🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi:

I bought a GE Monogram Dishwasher in 1998 and consider it to be one of
the best purchases I ever made. It was more expensive than others, about
$900, including an extra $100 for a 5-year GE warranty. But considering
the great features, some of which I listed below, I think the higher
price definitely was worth it. And when helping friends and family stack
their dishwashers I realize just how user friendly - and extremely quiet
- mine is.

*Stainless steel interior, to avoid the odors or stains that can occur
with plastic-inside machines.
*Delayed start option to take advantage of off-peak power prices.
*Removable cutlery basket that stays fixed inside the machine, i.e.,
doesn't "float around" when replaced in bottom rack.
*Removable filter so any food particles can easily be removed from
inside machine.
*Cleaning power so strong I never rinse off gooey or gunked-on food and
dishes come out amazingly clean.
*Light that goes on to let you know when to add more drying aid.
*Adjustable top rack feature to accomodate stemware.
*Interchangable bottom racks to accomodate more dishes or pots and pans.
*Uses less water than other machines.
*Have never experienced problems with light items, such as Rubbermaid
foodstorage containers "thrown" around, even when placed in bottom rack.
*Extra insulation to reduce noise.
*GE very responsive to questions on service since this is their
top-of-the-line dishwasher.
*Easy-to-use timer and selection buttons.

I got the stainless steel front, but it's also available in black or
white. Can also take custom cabinet cover but that costs more.

Bought it at Karl's Appliances, which has stores in N.J., where I live.
But this is a national line, so you can find it anywhere.

I absolutely think this machine is well worth the extra cost.

Good luck,

KS


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