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From: carlson@ssc-vax.UUCP (Lee R Carlson)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: re: dishwashers
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Date: Tue, 26-Nov-85 15:52:39 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 26 15:52:39 1985
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*** MELT THIS LINE IN YOUR DISHWASHER ***

I lost the original artical, sorry.

We have two HOTPOINT dishwashers in our duplex.  They're not bad but they
are bargain units.  My beef with GE (maker of Hotpoint) is the lousy
engineering in their appliances.  The dishwasher has places that rust and
accumulate crud and water.  It cleans the dishes tho.

My choice would be Whirlpool or Kitchenaid.  My experience base with Maytag
washing machines would lead me to believe that they would make a
very well engineered dishwasher.  My mom has an
"Ultra-Super-Hyper-Mondo-Superbe" Kitchenaid(e?).  It works VERY well,
but it takes FOREVER.  In my last apartment I had a Whirlpool.  VERY good.
Well engineered.

Look beyond the entry level Hotpoint/GE, or look at Whirlpool.

Hope this helps.
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					-- Lee Carlson
					-- Boeing Errorspace, Seattle
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