A Beginner's Guide to Dishwashers [Buying Guide] 2023

[@bigchuckyinkentucky6267]

This is quite possibly the most comprehensive video of a product that I have ever watched. Dude they need to clone you and put one in every appliance store in the country. It would make the lives of people like me a lot easier. Thank you for your time. This was a fantastic help.

[@sapphiresky1722]

What an amazing helpful video! Thousand thanks! So much appreciated. 🙏

[@cbussie]

Excellent video! Super helpful for a first time buyer.

[@Ali-rx3ed]

This helped a lot. no sense of a saleman push and just straight up facts. thanks

[@scottsherman5262]

Whatever they're paying you over there brother, it's not enough...you're freaking tremendous!! I just learned so damn much about dishwashers, & I feel like I made an actually educated decision to go with a Samsung 42 dba Stormwash...a decision made all the easier as Samsung is selling this model now at half-off. I'll take a quick bow & accept any roses or otherwise that y'all would like to toss in my general direction. Hey!! Sir, please...no men's underwear, at least not yours...you're in your mid-50's & you do not work out, but apparently ED isn't a problem for you, so congrats on that. Back to you though, again, I cannot heap praise onto you enough, you're an impressive young man, & perhaps the World's leading expert on dishwashers....bravo!!

[@scott987]

durability and cleanliness are most important as I see many reviews in even expensive brands saying the machine got malfunctioned within a short time.

[@SyedShah-bn5wc]

Informative, concise and someone who knows their subject. Thank you. Got a better idea of what i need

[@022141able]

Wish you would do one on the 2023 models and their reliability issues.

[@SayItWellOrShutup]

That was a good overview? That was an excellent detailed overview! Thanks, you helped me a lot!

[@kampur]

Excellent video... and really helpful. Explained in everyday simple language, without technical jargon. Thank you 🙏

[@vyomichheda8885]

Best video to understand dishwashers out there.

[@Daisy_Anne]

SO informative. Thank you!

[@troydaigle1260]

Sir. You did a great ad. But which ones are built to last for yrs. This stuff that is made today is junk. So which will last the longest?

[@lynnwright5937]

Great review this will help us in buying a new dishwasher are current Bosh is not repairable according to are extended warranty

[@7motion985]

❤❤❤. First timer here 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤. Thank u

[@alejandropena4175]

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you for sharing!

[@kimberjinbodatu7761]

Thanks! Comprehensive!

[@SusanPease-c6q]

Best explanation ever! Thanks so much!!!!

[@uncrunch398]

If noise level is an issue and choosing quieter means compromising something else important, I'd look at alternate sound treatment. Maybe see if a good sound damping material can be fit around the sides and inside the front panel of my preferred model if it's too loud as is.

[@tericoulter4426]

Thank you for this. Great information!

[@philipwolf3619]

well done !!

[@AngelTolley-k3t]

Extremely thorough and helpful video.

[@faeriethompson3733]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

[@slowrc3]

This video was really good, thank you!

[@manuelvidal5610]

Thanks for the info this will help me out❤ 😊

[@missvictoriat]

This was tremendously HELPFUL! Thank you so much for sharing! It truly aided me in making a decision to purchase a dishwasher. I appreciate you.

[@Appliancefactoryout]

We are thrilled that our video was able to help you out, Victoria. Happy Shopping!

[@jeannetipton6106]

Very helpful

[@juanloza3451]

Great review

[@myjoyfulheart]

Wow probably one of "The Best" video for buying dish washer guide.thanks

[@Sad_Bumper_Sticker]

Very informative video

[@gabrielvaldezr]

this was helpful

[@greghaefs4677]

Looking into dishwasher now and have watched many videos and yours is top notch and detailed. I am going to look more into what you suggest - brands and anything else. Again - what a detailed video. Got any brand or dishwasher to suggest. Medium to high end…. Maytag/whirlpool?

[@rfink222]

I think the most important features are whether it will clean and sterilize the dishes. My old Whirlpool does that and it dries very good except plastic which is not a deal breaker. Just set the plastic out and it dries.

[@sarayassin9709]

Thank you

[@roundtwo3321]

Do you still have a Bosch Crystal Dry dishwasher in stock? If so, I'd like to purchase it today. Thank you.

[@Goldenwoodz]

It makes more sense to buy used. Even just a few years old used, the price just makes more sense if it’s pretty clean and well taken care of. ESP the older machines that use more water and contain bigger motors. I love my 2005 Whirlpool. I also have a newer 2020 Maytag, modern yet still very powerful machine with the same HP motor as my older Whirlpool.

[@Susan70003]

My brother did this when making a car purchase. He tracked where an old reliable, high mileage capable engine was being used in a newer model and bought it. It took some sleuthing/insight for him to be this astute.

[@Goldenwoodz]

@@Susan70003 Yup! Most always want new and trust brand new things and today that’s a bad idea, especially with appliances

[@andrewbethea327]

The reason I would buy used is because I prefer old-school electromechanical controls over electronic digital controls. I don't particularly care for stainless steel, either.

[@monicaaltmannnylicensedrea1266]

Can you do a video on best way to stack your dishwasher? I find myself rearranging it constantly because it’s just me and it takes me at least 3-4 til fill it up!

[@johnmartin7158]

I know what you mean. There’s no one way. I’ve started to evolve a way that suits me.

[@thelunnmaster]

Brilliant

[@loripauli1962]

I purchased a Maytag in 2021 - have had to repair it three times. I will never purchase a Maytag or Whirlpool dishwasher again.

[@TheEvie202]

Nor KitchenAid! KitchenAid is garbage since Maytag bought Whirlpool in the early 2000S’s KitchenAid is Whirlpool/Maytag interior with window dressing!

[@roughnek201]

Way back in the day Maytag used to be good.

[@uncrunch398]

Sir, I would pay the standard rate for a quiet series disposal unit with a ten year warranty on top of what the machine costs without to have it as a component. It'd be nice to take advantage if there already is one under the sink.

[@aharongina5226]

awesome video

[@PlannerMemaw]

And heating element or no heating element. I had no idea that many dishwashers don't have heating elements now. They don't dry nearly as well even with rinse aid.

[@Appliancefactoryout]

That's a good point! Thanks for taking the time to comment

[@brandonbennett1564]

i want to know the power of the motors on these machines...!!!!!! psi

[@garrettgiuffre7710]

Just a working dishwasher that doesn't require a prewashing. I've tryed all of the cleaner and additives and I never get a clean wash. I have seviced it. Replaced it. What's really the power washing difference between them? Aside from feature and aesthetic

[@Order-in-Chaos]

"Honestly before I started working here, all I knew about dishwashers was that they were noisy, they didn't work really well, they were usually white and they came with my apartment"... Wow! You look good for your age!

[@DR-zj4od]

A salesman who knows little except what the sales brochure he reads tells him. Like buying a car from a car salesman. Stainless steel actually helps dishes dry better for example if he actually tested these dishwashers. The most important features are DO THEY CLEAN the dishes and which ones do better. Which models are more reliable etc. He does a great job showing the dishwashers and what features but little on which ones to buy to do the job. More expensive and expensive dishwashers may not last as long, cost more to repair more often and may not clean as well as less expensive models as found out in testing shown in other channels.

[@garrettgiuffre7710]

Btw KitchenAid has the most beautiful appliances I have ever had a chance to own. The refrigerator is beautiful. Metal and wood. What plastic it has is a polycarbonate HD removable side shelves. Might be willing to do a dishwasher too

[@sueh2556]

My kitchenaid fridge is from 1995!! Still going strong and we've only replaced the icemaker! It may not be energy efficient, bit it's a workhorse! Keeping it!

[@kevinwright4088]

We make really good dish soap,dish clothes, and soaking tubs. The dish washing appliance breaks too much and washing dishes is easy with the right stuff.

[@amulyaandfamily1245]

Same if you ask why buying a washing machine

[@CP-pb3pj]

Thanks for the videos and information. Can you recommend a good reliable dishwasher? I will use it 1-2 times per week. I don’t need all the bells and whistles just a good performer.

[@bradleyburdett5361]

Bosch 500

[@3trilogy]

​@@bradleyburdett5361Good choice.

[@elgs1980]

Why does none of them have a stainless steel rack?

[@lavernec7812]

My Samsung has the same features as the Bosch including sanitizing. I don’t understand why people make such a big deal over a Bosch dishwasher.

[@robertowolfo2128]

We bought a new Samsung and it broke within a year.

[@angieduguay5129]

I have a Fridgedaire dishwasher and it doesn't dry my dishes very disappointed

[@salmi_azrinparentsonly863]

Why are people so hung up with noise? It's white noise. Won't effect your sleep or anything else you do!

[@scottsherman5262]

Shame on you!!...I found this comment quite racially insensitive....nearly as bad as "black ice". Our kitchen & living room are open to one another, so Daddy needs a whisper quiet dishwasher as to not affect my TV watching. After a hard day at the office, dominating, I'll drive home, kiss my lovely wife & children, put in a good 1-hour of kettlebell & cardio, then I sit in my bespoke reclining leather sofa & I watch the hell out of some TV, & I will not accept a noisy dishwasher one darn bit...plus, I demand the finer things in life, so it's 42 dba or under for me. Good day to you!

[@frommatorav1]

My dishwasher is right next to my Living Room and I tolerated it's (white noise) it had and tended to run it in afternoon or at night when going to bed. However, since that dishwasher just broke, when picking out a new one, the noise level definitely is a high priority, along with the 3rd rack and energy/water efficiency.

[@Sad_Bumper_Sticker]

Nope. Different brains neurobiologically have different auditory sensitivities and sensitive to different types of noise.

[@wooloongabba]

No Dishdrawer ? Best user experience by a mile

[@fallguy4209]

Lisp is hilarious

[@zizkazenit7885]

All these features are gimmicks. You never talked about which clean dishes the best

[@kevinkall8547]

Why would someone who is disabled use a narrow washer? less dishes needing washing? need to allow for more room for a wheelchair? doesn't make sense. Tested steam system don't help much. The higher temp's to dry plastics seems counter-intuitive as plastics tend to melt at higher temps.

[@tericoulter4426]

Maybe because of difficulty stretching down or over farther to fill or empty a wider dishwasher. Having it narrower might make all the difference.

[@scottsherman5262]

So, it's actually the height more so than the width with ADA dishwashers...I'm in commercial construction...& I just objectively know everything, ask my wife. ADA counters can be no higher than 32", so ADA dishwashers...you guessed it, they can't be the typical 34-35" tall units we're so familiar with. I want so badly to say something horrible like disabled folks use less dishes because of.....but I will not do it, I'm too much an American hero for such hurtful & disparaging remarks. Good day to you sir.

[@stevegin3194]

Some people live in their kitchens.

[@pattii55]

I don't know why every demo or review video has to have an annoying repetitive music track running too loudly in the background. Distracting and unnecessary. Focus on the product info. I have seen a lot of other people comment the same thing on other video's as well, so I guess I'm not the only one that finds it distracting.

[@PwningGerZ]

Because if you record anything with a mic there is always a possibility of having a white noise. Either the editor will decide a background music will be better than the white noise. The real problem you should be pointing out is these companies using cheap mic or acceptable mic for their production of the video. A real great production audio will cost you upwards of thousand of dollars. As you can see the mic from his collar he’s probably using an acceptable lav mic because they don’t want to spend money.

[@pattii55]

@@PwningGerZ OK, but don't have it at a volume that detracts from the person speaking, just lower it a little bit so it's a complement to the presentation, not a distraction.

[@alastairdickins]

Why not omit the annoying music, and people who want it can play annoying music while they listen

[@ohtimmay]

"that have a mineral in there...that they mine in africa"

[@PamelaBellOfficial]

Ben is such an attractive man

[@pauldenney2001]

Please only call it silverware if it actually is. It be referred to as cutlery.

[@baggetta]

this guy dishwashes

[@tonybanks9015]

My dishwasher is a lot louder than 60 dba. I keep telling her I'm going to leave her if she keeps nagging me. Just kidding. I'm looking to replace my 20 year old Hot Point. There's way too much to consider.

[@ariea.devalois1564]

Why is everything god damn stainless steel? Enough!

[@tricogustrico]

never believe a salesman

[@liamdonaldson6449]

Stop saying ACTUALLY

[@josedelgado7931]

super informative

[@hungarito7997]

Great explanation!! Thanks a lot 🙌