| In my opinion:
Simple is best. I wouldnt spend $1,000 for a dishwasher with all the unnessesary bells and whistles. Just a simple dishwasher with an ordinary mechanical timer works fine.
When your warranty does run out, and it has a problem, it is easier to diagnose and parts are cheaper.
Remember, the $1,000 dishwaser and the $250 dishwasher perform the exact same task:
Pump hot water over dishes to clean. Get one with a pots and pans or "heavy" cycle.
The cheap one might not tell you "good morning" when you enter the room, but you wont be in here asking about what a E5 code means either.. |