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Dishwasher Buying Guide
Check out our handy Dishwasher Buying Guide, with all the best tips and advice plus all the latest products from leading brands!
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A dishwasher typically lasts between 7 to 12 years, depending on the brand, model, and how well it is maintained. Regular cleaning and proper use can help extend its lifespan.
If your dishwasher frequently needs repairs or isn't cleaning dishes effectively, it might be time to consider a replacement.
Dishwasher noise levels vary by model and typically range from about 45 to 50 decibels (dB) during operation. Quieter dishwashers may operate around 40 dB or less, similar to background noise in a library. Choosing a quieter dishwasher is beneficial for maintaining a peaceful kitchen environment, especially in open-plan layouts or noise-sensitive settings.
Modern dishwashers typically use between 3 to 4 gallons of water per cycle, which is significantly less than the 20 gallons used when washing dishes by hand. High-efficiency models use even less water, helping you save on water bills and reduce your environmental impact.
To compare the efficiency of different dishwashers, check out our handy Buying Guide.
First, check the bottom of the dishwasher for any visible debris that might be causing the clog, making sure to clean the filter and drain area.
If the problem persists, check the drain hose for kinks or blockages. You can also use a mixture of baking soda and vinegar, followed by hot water, to clear minor clogs.
You may need to consult a professional if these steps don't work.
Yes, to clean your dishwasher, start by removing and rinsing the filter to clear any trapped food particles and wipe down the door seals and interior with a damp cloth and a mild detergent.
Place a cup of white vinegar on the top rack and run a hot water cycle to remove grease and odours. For extra freshness, sprinkle baking soda on the bottom of the dishwasher and run a short hot cycle.
The best dishwasher depends on your kitchen layout and your requirements. Built-in dishwashers are ideal for families, fitting seamlessly under the kitchen counter. Portable dishwashers are great for renters or homes with limited space, as they can be moved and connected to the sink when needed. Dish Draws, available in single or double-drawer designs, offer flexibility and are perfect for smaller loads, making them a great choice for small kitchens or homes that frequently run smaller loads.
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When choosing a dishwasher, consider the size and capacity to match your household needs. Look for energy efficiency ratings to save on utility bills and consider the noise ratings, particularly if you live in an open-plan home.
Check for additional features like adjustable racks, soil sensors, and smart connectivity that can enhance convenience and performance.
If you need help choosing check out our handy Dishwasher Buying Guide.
To move your dishwasher safely, first disconnect the water and power supplies and drain any remaining water from the hoses.
Use a dolly to lift and transport the dishwasher, securing the door and any moving parts with tape. Make sure to clear the path of obstacles to prevent any bumps or drops during the move.
A standard 24-inch dishwasher is ideal for families, providing ample space for daily dishes. An 18-inch compact model is suitable for smaller households or kitchens with limited space. Measure your kitchen carefully to ensure the dishwasher fits properly and leaves room for other appliances.
A built in dishwasher is designed to sit under your benchtop, while a freestanding dishwasher is designed with a worktop, so it can sit next to your cabinets or other appliances.
Integrated dishwashers and semi integrated dishwashers are very similar, but the position of the control panel differs. With an integrated dishwasher, the control panel is located inside. Because there are no buttons or dials visible from the outside, an integrated dishwasher will look just like all of your other cabinets when it’s closed. A semi integrated dishwasher on the other hand has a control panel built onto the external fascia, so while it looks like one of your cabinets, it is distinguishable as an appliance.
A dishwasher can develop a smell due to trapped food particles, grease buildup, or standing water in the filter or drain.
Regularly cleaning the filter and running a cycle with vinegar or a dishwasher cleaner can help prevent odours. You can prolong the life of your dishwasher by rinsing dishes before loading.
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