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From: cdash@druxv.UUCP (Shub)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: Dishwashers
Message-ID: <1635@druxv.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 17-Aug-84 12:58:22 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 17 12:58:22 1984
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contrary to the parent article, WE have had NO trouble with our GE dishwashers.
About 5 years ago, we redid our kitchen and put in a GE top of the line model,
the one with the bigger than normal top shelf. It cleaned marvelously, even two
day old dried on spachetti sauce.

We moved here two years ago and replaced an old hotpoint with another GE top of
the line model (GSD 1000 i think in both cases) We are still delighted with it.

One hint, something we did that might make a difference. In both cases we
routed 1/2 inch copper pipe directly to the dishwasher. This seems to support
better water flow than the 3/8 tubing that stubs off the sink pipes in most
homes. Back in Vermont, I did it when everything was out making room for the
new cabinets and flooring. Here I did it to avoid the hot water traveling
around 3 sides of a rectangle.

...!druxv!cdash {charlie shub AT&T-IS Denver (303) 538-3922}