Re: Dying hoover dishwasher...

Jul 05, 2003 0 Replies



>Miele. Very good quality, highly reliable and very quiet. I've had
>one for about 7 years and it's still as good as new.
>
>You will pay a little more, but very well worth it and cost over time
>is less than cheaper models.
>
>I understand that Bosch is a reasonable second choice to Miele.

Ok, no time to fix it and as it looks so scruffy anyway it has been sent to dishwasher-heaven. I couldn't bear washing up any more (blimey, how lazy have I become?? :-) so a trip to Bluewater and a Miele machine should be delivered on Thurs.


It was a toss up between the near bottom end Miele (646SC) and a near-top-of-the-range-lights-and-gadgets-for-everything Siemens. Both a touch under 500 squid. Miele one based on the theory that less gadgets the more reliable it should be and based on the fact that I only really used one program on the old machine 9 seemed a little OTT.


Interestingly, both come with a 5 year warranty which is promising. Some of the Miele Washing machines come with a 10 year warranty. 500 quid over


5 years (at least) gives me clean dishes for under a couple of quid a week. Well worth it :-)

Cheers for all the advice. Several people emailed me to say Bocsh or Miele. Some had problems with Bosch control panels - everyone who emailed me about Miele was completely happy.


As a slight warning. 3 people emailed about Indesit machines - all recommended that I did *not* buy one!


Cheers,



Darren


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