Posted by Leroy on December 12, 2019 at 07:41:23 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Re: OT Dishwashers posted by ss55 on December 11, 2019 at 13:09:37:
When I installed the one at the house I ran a hot water line to it not realizing it had a heater in it. For a few years we used a built in unit as a protable hooking it to sink fauset and always turned the hot on there, Before we had a portable unit and just turned the hot on for it. The only thing running hot to one will do anything is if your water temp is set to low then it will bring it up to what should be. But this one at the apartment I don't think heats the water enough for the job. And it has a spray arm comming up from both baskets that keeps you from putting anythin very big in it and does not dry dishes when finnished. The designer bust have never washed any dishes in his life to design it so stuppidly as you cannot even se a skilet on its side to wash, they lay at an angle that holds waster after cycle is finnished.
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