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Malcolm I am aware of those sensitivity settings but I've never bothered to change them because everything seems to function perfectly as default settings

I don't let the machine decide for instances that might need more intensive cleaning, I just select heavy/intensive cycle and be done with it.

I have several pieces that werer y mom's. All pieces (includng lids) are accounted for

That dishwasher was produced by GE. I had a similar model under the Ta;pan brand in my new 1984 house.

This is news to me!! Hmmm

Just repeating what should be common knowledge among us washer fanatics, if you are using te Normal/Eco cycle, you'll have poor results due to significantly reduced amounts of water. Alwayss use the Heavy Duty or Whites cycle for most laundry. and adjust wash tempterature as desired.

I still remember the recirculation spray of the whirlpool produced combination washer dryers from the 60s and always left a lasting impression on me so when LG came out with their turbo wash spraying that got my vote when it was time for me to get a new washer . From what I gather current Maytag...

Oh my stars Robert, your talent and skill still bowls me over after al these years.

Don't recall seeing this ever. Philco Combination Showdown

My January 2026 bill was $164.17 using 1029 kwh. Works out to be 15.95 cents/kwh.

I still have and use my Sunbeam LeChef food processor--mainly chopping.

Remember seeing at local Sears store in the '90s I wish this model had been available in this configuration in 86 I would have been much happier with this model then the lady shred more

Glenn, precisely!!! Ted went to Alabama for Christmas.

All I can say is I damn well would rather put up with what y'all descrirbe as a poor dishwasher than wash a utensil of any kind by hand. I guess I'm fortunate I have a Bosch. Who cares if it runs for 2-4 hours. Get a life and get outside or go run an errand or ..;. I loatthe the thought...

Well, looks like I'll continueing eyeing Bosch again down the road. The cleaning is excellent and I love plastics are safe anywhere with CrystalDry (Zeolite)