Recent content by Chetlaham

CFC are but one of many perfect examples of how the government diverts blame onto civilians while simultaneously exempting themselves from the very laws they enforce. And the commercial sector is rather shielded with their phosphate detergents and 5 gallon flush toilets. The only persons forced...

It is a huge shame because D&M and most GE forced pre-rinsing. Whirlpool PC would have saved a lot of water, energy, detergent, and domestic conflicts- however the PC would still have been slightly more expensive that a GE to build, so, the GE won out in the economy market.

Consumer CFC were a trivial amount compared to what the government put out into the environment. Government believes so much on their energy/environment/cost savings that they often exempt themselves from civilian laws like vehicle emissions. Commercial products are often exempt some various...

In the 90s it was the hole in the ozone layer, caused by the government using CFC to clean their wings. Guess who took the blame? Consumer refrigerants.

That is a nice feature, speed is a good thing and great that option is offered. I wouldn't worry about the slightly more energy used.

I am glad you have signed and sealed your statements. Going by your own admissions people are using the 1 hour cycle, pre-rinsing, and filters are getting clogged. Appliance makers, detergent manufacturers and environmental groups are free to say what they say too.

Many people who loaded as is with a Power Clean Filter Module share experiences similar to Pat. Power Clean = clean dishes, no smells, nothing left behind Tall tubs = food bits at the bottom of the machine, clogged filters, smells, mediocre wash results. So people pre-rinse now...

Or perhaps, they are realistic enough to know that the function of a dishwasher is to clean dishes. Right, because people want their dishes done in an hour. I think the constant use of the 1 hour cycle speaks for itself as to what consumers actually want and need. People pre-rinse due to...

Not being sarcastic or facetious, but do food particles still dissolve on the 1 hour cycle? Will the filter clog up after constant use of the 1 hour cycle?

This right here was and is the experience of most Americans who did not pre-rinse with a Whirlpool Power Clean Filter Module who then switched to a tall tub. I am glad you can see the two for what they are.

As I said, it works because people are pre-rinsing. It works because people are willing to put up with a 3 hour cycles. It works with soup, bread and salad diets- vs a pan a layer of baked on egg. With the Whirlpool Power Clean Module you could truly load with minimal prep and have...

More like what is actually realistic. Reality today has become a fantasy land, and not a happy one.

The Whirlpool Power Clean Filter Module was and is the greatest, best performing dishwasher ever created far superseding anything before or after. I regret replacing and not taking my then fairly new Power Clean with me.

Right, though I'd rather use a dishwasher by pressing a few buttons instead of manually riding it through service mode. Or turning the dial beyond the start point on an EM model. At that point your dishwasher is no longer automatic. Simple is better. Less labor is better.

Right. If you run a fraction of water through the filter, the odds go up that in some point time all of the water molecules will have passed through the fine filter mesh.